asfcjfdyitfhglh

-

Also: 20,000th post! EDIT: god dammit Jebrim you beat me to it

I've read every page as well, but only started following it about 1 year ago

Who is the youngest person to max? I know Woox16 maxed 2376 at age 14, and I think he was 15 when I maxed 2496. Is there anyone younger?

Quite the opposite really. Each level offers a smaller dps increase (in %) than the previous, unless you unlock new equipment. Yes, and that is an exponential curve.

It's only a viable option for combat skills. Attack, Defence, and Strength have exponential results as you level up (rate of hitting more/taking less damage or however Defence works), and 120 Constitution balances out the ablitity to do more damage. This leaves Magic, Ranged, Summoning, and Prayer. Ranged is another "more damage" type skill, and like the melees, new equipment can be added; Jagex has many equipment ideas waiting to be implemented. Magic would require new content [hide] New spellbook, spells that do higher damage, better magic defence, new mage items [/hide] Prayer would require new content [hide] Slower drain rates, new prayers, new equipment, new training methods [/hide] Summoning would require new content [hide] New familiars, new abilities, new equipment, new training methods/locations, new ways to interact with familiars [/hide] This would balance out, and would have better rates due to more damage with each level.

After being F2P for nearly three years, I did their two week trial like 2 weeks ago and I am still on the hiscores after going F2P once again. [hide] Most efficient I've ever been on RS - got about 20% more xp overall, which isn't bad for two hour days [/hide]

I saw this on reddit a couple of weeks ago, they had confirmed that there was a church or something like that there that in and of itself was a significant find, and said that it was found by combing the piping and finding matching stone samples. They believed the place was his burial ground. I look forward to the results!

-

This is a neat idea. One problem I see is that I think it would need separate servers to store your other stats. I like the increased xp rate idea for it. Alternatively, I think how it should work is, after someone achieves level 99 in something, they will retain the base xp for 99 in it after they die (e.g. 5M). Skills could go up to say, 20M, with the new xp rates (if you want to make it the same ratio, it'd be around 75M xp that they'd end at), and if they get a skill to the max xp, that saves as well upon death. It'd be an expedited, hardcore version of runescape. Quests would have to be shortened, or in some cases not included. The retention milestones for quests could be every 50 quest points.

[hide] Sad. How you think this is not about self-respect after all I've said I have no idea. This is about having PRIDE in a REAL achievement that was a hard ass [censored] challenge. I'm not unhappy with my own training btw. Btw, every skill cape you aim for or the maxed cape or completionist cape are more or less trying to raise your social status within RuneScape as a player. You're a noob unless you're maxed is more or less the idea these days. The truth of the matter is, you're a noob if you need to find ways to cheat to get a pretty little number. You don't deserve any pride or respect for sht "achievements". I'm curious as to your reasons for even playing RS or skilling to begin with, and for maintaining such gameplay. If music were available legally for free, would you pay to download it? I've done so on multiple occasions. It's not that foreign of an idea. I don't think you understand what I'm saying. I'll give you an example. There's a music group I enjoy called Knife Party. Their initial EP was released on iTunes for $0.69 per song, as that is the least iTunes allows you to charge, save for a free one-song promotional deal. The entire EP was, however, available on their Facebook page for free. My point was that it would be pointless to purchase the songs when they are available for free, just to say you worked the hardest or put the most into your music library. Music was a bad example to use, since buying/not buying it isn't about personal achievement, it's about how much you respect the artist. [/hide] If my favourite artist, whom I respect a lot, offers a free download of a song of his, I will opt to use that one instead of paying elsewhere. You're a fool if you'd pass on an opportunity such as that simply because you 'respect' an artist. It's free. It's legal. It's practical. OT: Grattis to Paperbag on 200M Hunter.

[hide] Wow, you really don't read do you? Here's 2 quotes of mine from earlier: I was using equal Xp's with different training methods to provide an easy method of comparison. It gets a lot more complicated when you have someone with a lot of Xp from easy skills compared to someone with low Xp from harder skillers (or methods). For example, compare myself with Paulrat3. Am I better or worse? I think it's too complicated to determine easily and would be open to heavy debate. The neat thing about RS is that there's no almost no ceiling for how far you can progress in the game. You don't need to force yourself to be inefficient to make your achievements better. Unless you're Suomi, you're not going to reach a cap any time in your RuneScape career. Don't confuse my earlier examples with me believing you have to be inefficient to be a good player. My point has always been that efficiency is not the standard to judge by. Here's a simpler view of how I value skills, in no particular order: More RS time taken using slower method > less RS time taken using faster method Faster Xp/hr in a method > lower Xp/hr in same method More nolifing done > less nolifing done More attention/effort required > less attention/effort required How much each one weighs against one another can vary per person and is heavily debatable. Is 150m Woodcutting Xp at ivy equal to 150m Woodcutting Xp dropsplitting pines? Does the extra amount of time required make up for the less attention required? Or would you need 200m Woodcutting Xp from ivy to equal 150m at pines? Or would you need less, say 100m, since you value more time taken far more than how afk it is? These are the questions that should be debated. The simplest way to state it is "The more challenging it is, the more impressive it is." The biggest question is figuring out what is more challenging, as people have different opinions. Being macro-efficient isn't at all challenging, not to the degree of these other issues, and therefore isn't really relevant to the discussion imo. [/hide] Since we're being up past quotes of yours to support our point, here are a few to consider :)

Sad. How you think this is not about self-respect after all I've said I have no idea. This is about having PRIDE in a REAL achievement that was a hard ass [censored] challenge. I'm not unhappy with my own training btw. Btw, every skill cape you aim for or the maxed cape or completionist cape are more or less trying to raise your social status within RuneScape as a player. You're a noob unless you're maxed is more or less the idea these days. The truth of the matter is, you're a noob if you need to find ways to cheat to get a pretty little number. You don't deserve any pride or respect for sht "achievements". I'm curious as to your reasons for even playing RS or skilling to begin with, and for maintaining such gameplay. If music were available legally for free, would you pay to download it? I've done so on multiple occasions. It's not that foreign of an idea. I don't think you understand what I'm saying. I'll give you an example. There's a music group I enjoy called Knife Party. Their initial EP was released on iTunes for $0.69 per song, as that is the least iTunes allows you to charge, save for a free one-song promotional deal. The entire EP was, however, available on their Facebook page for free. My point was that it would be pointless to purchase the songs when they are available for free, just to say you worked the hardest or put the most into your music library.

Sad. How you think this is not about self-respect after all I've said I have no idea. This is about having PRIDE in a REAL achievement that was a hard ass [censored] challenge. I'm not unhappy with my own training btw. Btw, every skill cape you aim for or the maxed cape or completionist cape are more or less trying to raise your social status within RuneScape as a player. You're a noob unless you're maxed is more or less the idea these days. The truth of the matter is, you're a noob if you need to find ways to cheat to get a pretty little number. You don't deserve any pride or respect for sht "achievements". I'm curious as to your reasons for even playing RS or skilling to begin with, and for maintaining such gameplay. If music were available legally for free, would you pay to download it?

So to earn your vote, someone has to ignore the most efficient method(s) and do the most rigorous one. Okay.

-

-

-

I was referring to when I was a child. It was legal there 9 years ago, I've no clue about the circumstances there now ^^

-

That row of 200Ms looks so sexy

Wait... you're up in arms and made a thread because of the fact that certain pants look like skin? You're acting like it honestly offended you. It's a harmless glitch that the most immature of players will toy with for about 10 minutes. The majority of the time, these people would probably go to a public place (like the GE) to show it off, and with all the people, it's barely noticeable. Semi off-topic: men and women walk around topless in Ontario. I was about six years old when I went there. I wasn't "scarred" by seeing them because of the fact that breasts weren't depicted in a sexual light. [hide]Also: you don't complain that many famous paintings have nudity in them do you?[/hide]

-

That's interesting... his last skills to 200M will be some of the first ones he got 99 in.

During the week, I'm pretty much a sloth. I do get a good bit of exercise over the weekend though. And no, I don't smoke, I'm 15 haha :)