demonfirzen

Another solution is to use the ladder instead of the barriers.

The owners log onto them. Buddy, you need help. Yeah, you've got that covered. Those ideas are terrible, and you clearly don't understand the concept of summoning.

Happens in the crowded CW worlds to most people.

@Poster, this has been dicussed ALOT. No-one reply to this thread. Just report.

Its nothing too major, and you feel it'd be a waste. Whats wrong about coping with the disabled? Deuteranopia is a common disability, Jagex have changed some random events in the past because of this? Yet you think its silly? How about we cut off your legs and don't give you a wheelchair.

High-scores back up, Undefined removed.

That'd be the login maintenance.

@kemikalkadet Looks like the dark mages south of varrock. First to 35,677th ranked summoning. :D

Sure this can prove your previous threads purpose, but not the fact that you put your own price on the logs.

More like a gtho. (thats putting it nicely) Please, no-one reply to this thread, let a mod delete it.

Your an asshole Very good idea, it is needed.

You make a fair point there, but if you compare someone that had bought a rare with someone that had bought the best possible equipment. If both players investments price were to crash the rare owner would frantically try and sell, while the equipment owner's investment has higher liquidity and can be sold quicker. As a side option, the equipment owner could always just use his equipment and know it is the best. However his equipment may significantly drop in price. The rare owner on the other hand, has much more difficulty finding a buyer and lowers his price to attempt to get his investment back into cash(contributing to the crash). Then again, the rare could have sentimental value and the player may not want to sell it. The equipment player knows hes got the best equipment he can get and dosen't care much about the price fluctuations on it. The rare player thinks he has made a good investment and feels he may be able to ride the crash out. There is still doubt and fear that his investment could crash and burn.

If it was, no one would be punished, its a minor thing. Im currently using it to cook, very cool, thanks mate!

Im excited about the new style of combat and the higher combat levels.

Runescape is insanely simple to learn the basics of. By the time you actually need a plan to kill something you know where to get the information, you know how to get the resources, you know the risks.

Thats right, keep humiliating yourself. I'll stop here to keep on topic. I main reason I feel rares are useless, is because they serve no purpose other then looks and are insanely over-valued.

Im assuming this kid's first language isn't english. If it is, he should go back to RSOF. Anywho, rares are a risk, those who have them have to deal with it. I for one find them useless.

Bots and RWT's certainly are not gone. There are quite a few work-arounds for the new trade sys.

A bot could easily navigate those questions. Bots can check thier own stats, and answer those questions without trouble. Also, RWT's were barely phased by the trade update. There is a simple work-around.

In responce to the previous post. It is still quite profitable for the RWT'er, aslong as thier buyer has alot of useless(most likely skill leftovers) items. The buyer could buy the thousands of leftover items left in general stores for low prices, then use thier Grand Exchange price to fill in the trade gap.

Overview: Using useless items to fill in the >3k difference in trades. Example: Player A wants to give Player B a 300k item. Player A puts the 300k item up, Player B puts up 300k (GE price) worth of Willow Longbow (u). Trade sucessful. The idea came to me when I noticed I had 35m worth of unstrung willows. Theres a cabbageload of useless items to fill in the gap.

I'll dress like a ninja (Rouge + face mask + scuba backpack + black throwing knife).

"My private server beats this one anyday."

Mines Ravlard :shock: .

How about making the money spilt into two piles, thus saving alot of server space.