Omali

You realize that a single digit percentage of runescape players would amount in the tens of thousands, correct? If you don't play at all, then stop posting on the fansites. Jagex does look here occaisionally, but couldn't care less about the opinion of someone who no longer plays and, as you say, has no intention on it. You're using the word "we" incorrectly. You don't play the game, so you're not on the same side even as the players who want it changed back. You're like the spectator (who happens to have played for one of the two teams at one point, probably from the beginning) who wants the ref thrown out because you think he made a bad call. So you overgeneralize and claim that both teams back up your decision, even though they were sick of you once you quit the team a while back.

If they were programmed to act like a pking group, they'd stay in multi-combat high level wilderness, and gang up on people about half their combat level. Then, just before you died, you'd be pretty sure the npc's just said "Gf" and "owned noob" and "thanks for the free stuff". Oh and you can't forget after eating, they'd say "omg safer noob".

Other than it being a flawed throwaway idea?

Either great coincidence, or Andrew thinks very highly of himself.

Got an egg on my first kill, haven't gotten one since.

When doing the animation for the quest cape, the blue ring and the light goes away when you're pelted. It's funny to see your character leap in a very anti-climatic way...The light makes it special.

Anyway, I'd love to come to the drop party, but I have work. You've done amazing work with this method of inciting charity. Here's hoping that other game communities may start this method as well.

Spoken like a true wannabe mod from the RSOF. While a half-mature person would at least say, wow he raised THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS for charity, that is not even going through him to the charity. You on the other hand, take the bureaucratic route, and claim that he should be banned for inciting real world item trading. Here's a hint: Even if this was against the rules, do you HONESTLY believe Jagex is going to ban him for offering an incentive for players to help starving families? Post edited - You may have a point but don't break tip.it rules by flaming another person -Bluelancer

I'm going to call my computer monitor a frosted cake. The dictionary defines cake as: Now, my cake is not sweet, nor is it a baked breadlike food. It doesn't contain any of the ingredients listed above. But it's a cake from your logic, because it's my opinion that it is such, and my opinion is different, so you must acknowledge that my cake is indeed a cake. the cake is a lie!!!

You forgot to mention that there's no teleblock in Bounty Hunter.

I was thinking the same thing, but think of it like this: The link breaks whenever one of the two accounts logs out, correct? So they'd have to meet every time the account logs out, the game updates, or the servers restart. Well, I'm also sure Jagex would have a system to detect that there's an account that's doing nothing except lending these items to a single character...all day. Edit: Also remember that because of the trading limits, the account has to farm the gold to buy the armor by itself.

Dream mentor requires 85 combat, so none of them have.

Sounds good to me.

The drop update has already happened. But don't feel the need to actually understand an update before you go ranting about features that aren't actually a part of it.

Rings, helmets, necklaces, and spades too. They can use magical teleportation spells and automatically notes your items (we don't even have that) but they don't know if a sharp metal thing is a sword or a ring I can only imagine: Giles has a fish, a sword, and a scimitar. He's really hungry, but he can't figure out which one he's supposed to cook! So he gets a second opinion on which one looks more edible.

Maybe Giles is just really good at throwing his voice. Maybe you'd listen if it was your cat talking instead of those creepy brothers floating around runescape not knowing the difference between a sword and a fish.

Especially since you could easily take the domain (assuming Jagex hasn't grabbed it) and go to a new bulk host that couldn't care less what you're using the website for. Or better yet, get a version of Windows Server, and host the website yourself.

Look at it this way: They've been saying for a while now that runescape is full of crybabies and autoers. Now that both groups are leaving in droves, maybe we'll be able to put an accurate figure to the name :-w .

That's why games have age restrictions on them, and why the ESRB and similar organizations exists.

Aside from the first few days after the GE came out, I haven't had any lag (Except for the worlds where the riots were). Are you using the recommended worlds?

Your analogy fails. You're going to tell me that you've never laughed when someone mistakenly walked into a clear glass door, or screen door, thinking it was open? You never watched the millions of times on America's Funniest Home Videos with someone getting smacked in the crotch by their kid holding a bat or something of the like? Or the reaction on someone's face when they hit their funny bone? Are you seriously going to compare laughing at players crying because of a video game update, to a moral lesson that you should laugh because of how it would be like it you got hit by a drunk driver and people laughed at you? Are you extreme or just stupid?

Tooth and nail. I'll be working diligently to keep up the supply of the pure essence....At maximum grand exchange sale prices of course :-w

You should try reading in between the lines a little more before shooting of idiotic assumptions. When you prefer the old runescape with autoers over Runescape, you're choosing this: Membership bot accounts were being paid for with stolen credit cards. Look at how many autoers there were in p2p, and you'll understand why after a few years, the major credit card companies are now threatening to block all funds to Jagex, which would include Runescape and all future games. Now comes the part you won't hear about too much. As many business decisions are based on either a calender year or fiscal year approach, the card companies probably gave Jagex until the end of this year to show that they were completely stamping out real world item trading. Now imagine Runescape next year, but with all the updates post November gone. You wake up, go to log in, and suddenly you're not allowed on a p2p world. You go to the front page, and you see the big notice: "Runescape Payment changes" "As a step against real world item traders, you'll find that any members who paid for their subscription via credit card will find themselves once again in our free player status quo. Unfortunately, this is due to actions taken by most major credit card companies as a result of pay to play autoer accounts having a habit of using stolen credit cards... read more" Yea, I'd sure love sending in a money order or having to put an 8 dollar charge on my phone every month. I'd probably quit just from that.

Wilderness rules still apply, just think of the revenant as new pkers, and use the difference between your combat levels and the level of wilderness you're in the same as always. But yea, when you get to higher wilderness levels, the mobs up near the top will destroy you in seconds.

That's about the size of a medium sized family in some countries.