Actaeon

Thanks. As for the buyables, luckily I've got some of the more expensive ones out of the way. For the ones that are left I'll probably kill the giant mole for a bit until I can afford the gear to do actual bosses. Then I'll most likely camp TDs or Bandos GWD for hours and hours until I'm able to afford the skills. (Might not have to worry about camping the giant mole because runecrafting should get me a bit of cash) Support, I know this sounds terrible, but 99 rc via astrals made me over 240m (when astrals sold for 135 ea).

Slayer<3 It's only a matter of one-two days then :thumbup:

@Both of you, that's a valid point, and if we all reflect on what's being said. It is a quite a safe hunch to say no matter what at this point, botting will remain the way it is.

Bot bruising is, to be blunt, completely retarted. Ok, I wasn't completely blunt, but that's the censors fault. How do you bruise bots in an effective measure? Whatever you take from them, they will just bot back. Plain and simple. Random events are not effective. I still maintain that the best way Jagex could start getting rid of bots is perm-banning/stat-wiping botters they catch. People would be far more scared to bot and there wouldn't be any repeat offenders. It's not ideal, but it's far better then what we have now. In some cases, it would make botters more apparent. Each time they completely fail a random, or sit in a random and mis-click for over 10 minutes, they're sticking their necks out a tad more for the bot detection team to inspect. To be blunt, these people would be considered the "retards," because nobody in the right mind mis-clicks for over 15 seconds, let alone 10 minutes. Also, haven't you noticed that Jagex has been doing that already? There are constant stat-wipes, and an occasional perm-ban here and there. What you suggested is already happening, take a few moments to read the RSOF, or rants section and you'll pick up a thread, or two.

Nice! Just for passing time eh, you're telling us that you have absolutely no plans of getting a couple 99s in the near future?

A Tortoise pouches are roughly 5.2K each, however it gives you an extra 18 inventory spaces for your trip. So, already after your first trip with the tortoise, you're making over 11K (deducting the pouch). Have you tested how many buckets you can fill in one hour without a familiar?

This most likely will attack people with mass quantities of illegally downloaded software, most companies are handling with it themselves, such as Photoshop.

It's called "bot bruising," for that simple reason, we'll never be able to eradicate them completely. More than often, each random provides a certain number of retries so mis-clicking more than two, or more times is highly unlikely. I agree though, despite the title, this problem does not stop botting as a whole. As for the statement above, you are placing your own hunch and nothing more.

Went to college with bronchitis, and passed a Chapter test in Math with a B.

Well not agility any more... I enjoyed training it because it meant something in ok run-ins and was a huge factor. It's a bit repetitive for my liking, but RC is much, much worse keep in mind. That's if you craft nothing but double astrals, otherwise the two are neck in neck for most repetitious. You might as well buy a 6-pack of monsters, and Penance horn that bad boy. I drink too many of those damn things as it is. I'll pass on that advice :D. I drank like 3 today already. Never drank one in my life, I highly recommend an apple with honey.

Here's my little ol' solution to giving bots a black eye, or two. Random events will be changed so that they are mortal once again, expect this time when you die or fail to complete said random, X% of your current experience is deducted from the particular skill you are training. The X% increases, the higher your experience is as well. At 98 Woodcutting, if you completely fail a random, 5% of your current experience in Woodcutting disappears. Let's be honest, how can you not effectively complete a random at 98?

Well not agility any more... I enjoyed training it because it meant something in ok run-ins and was a huge factor. It's a bit repetitive for my liking, but RC is much, much worse keep in mind. That's if you craft nothing but double astrals, otherwise the two are neck in neck for most repetitious. You might as well buy a 6-pack of monsters, and Penance horn that bad boy.

Oi, both of you guys are blowing me outta the water! Support :thumbup: do it because you enjoy training each, and every skill to death, not just for the sake of doing it (that's what I tell myself, at least) :P

Deadlifts are an essential workout for body builders, as they boost your bench, and squat. However, I would like to throw in that dumbbell/shoulder presses will suffice 100% for benching. As for squats, if your family history is bad backs (as is mine), avoid squatting as a whole. Substituting leg presses is an excellent alternative as the weight is not compressing against your spine, but more so your hips. As Ouchy mentioned, 1g/1lb is the text book definition for your daily amount of protein. You mentioned having an 1,800 calorie diet which puts me on the worry, at 6'1 and 145 pounds, you have a metabolism that competes with a Bughatti Veyron. In my opinion, if I were you I would have two protein shakes, one in the morning before you hitch a ride from the school bus, and one directly after your workout. Protein shakes are "fillers," for people who cannot get their regular amount of protein strictly through their diet. Make sure you are getting at least eight, eight ounce glasses of water every day to counteract the protein (and stomach aches). Also, while we're on the topic of diet, make sure you are getting a daily serving of vegetables in that diet of yours. A lot of this information is basic, and can be obtained through reading through an article or two of weight training/nutrition everyday while you are on the bus, at lunch, or in your jammies. Alas, if you are absolutely serious of seeing true gains, Google "Scooby's Workshop," he is a former body builder that donates a tremendous amount of time to his community, and to You Tube (yes, you can google "Scooby," and "Workout," and he will pop up). It's shocking that nobody's told you to veer away from creatine monohydrate, or any of those other nasty supplements. Heed my advice and stay away from anything that uses the word "creatine," as it's water weight, and will bloat you by diluting your muscles with water.

I would say so, S U O M I made a statement that he is a "perfectionist," so it would not surprise me if (in some years from now) he achieves it. For the RuneTrack addicts (such as myself) who are always checking their prestige, you can't help but notice that he tops the chart nearly every week for total experience gained, just saying.

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To all you Tip.iters, the names Actaeon a.k.a. Roman :-) Like most of us, I grew up with Runescape all throughout middle school, and high school! Absolutely love it, and would regard it as one of my top 3 hobbies (as sad as that sounds). To be exact, I made my account around 03' but kicked things up a notch in 06' and avidly play to this very day!