Omali

I accidentally all of the ingredients.

You know there's a thing called wireless internet.

Go play Eve Online if you want dev-sanctioned scamming. Jagex has never had any tolerance for that trash in this game. Also: Scamming and luring doesn't make a game "dangerous," it just allows internet tough guys to prey on children and those who don't know much about the game, often abusing a bug or oversight somewhere in the process. Scamming stopped being interesting around the time you couldn't post a single sale thread on the forums for an expensive item without every response being "Yo meet me north of edgeville, I'll pay you double what you're asking"

If Jagex changes scenery: "OMG y du jaflax put so much effert intu holday updaets der not evin in da game 4 mor den 2 weks fore a small updat, WEATSE OF DEVEOPUMENT" Scenery doesn't change: "omg Failgex, holday sux ur not evn puting efort itno it y do i bother payeing if ur not guna atuly put work into ur small updaets!" Babies gonna cry.

I'll bet you're one of those people who hate pure science as well.

Darn kids these days need to learn some respect! Whatever though, I'm sure eventually his name will get caught, or changed, or banned, or whatever Jagex does in that situation. What really bothered me is the inability to report in that situation? :S The "What is your level ... " idea is a good one. :D Don't get me wrong, I very rarely use the report button, and seeing someone with an offensive username doesn't bother me. I'm just making the point that people with immature usernames are rarely mature people.

Let's not forget pretending to be a girl.

I always have a skill I am passively training for one purpose or another, so stick with that. For example, right now I'm training prayer to 70 for a quest, and a few achievement diaries. I put my extra experience into prayer when I get it.

In the Ardougne mines south of the Legends guild, as mentioned, there are nine scattered around the area. Otherwise bears are kinda like Unicorn, you don't find many congregated in one area.

The crafting page on Runewiki has profit/xp ratios on each dragonhide item: http://runescape.wikia.com/wiki/Crafting All of your dragonhide crafting, unless you gather the hide yourself, will come at a loss. You can, however, supplement your earnings by doing the daily battlestaff crafting. Depending on your Varrok achievement level, you can buy up to 100 staves per day.

I doubt Jagex will nerf the sling. Like any method for cheapskates, it is inefficient to outweigh the low cost.

A username is an indicator on someone's personality. I can guarantee that someone with a username of "I_luv_vachina" is likely not old enough to be driving a car, let alone having sex. For example: My username Omali is a deliberate misspelling of Omala, Greece, the only landlocked community on its island. It also happens to have a strong pronunciation with O'Malley, an Irish surname, as well as being the first name of Omali Yeshetela (I misspelled that on purpose, the E in "shet" is an I), the leader of the Uhuru Movement in Florida, the African People's Socialist Party, a liberation front seeking African intellectualism. So you have African, Greek, and Irish connections of absolutely no relevance to one another. Needless to say, I love messing with people, mentally.

The people who you kick butt must've been wearing nothing at all... Stupid sexy Flanders! I'll occasionally slip and call someone a noob, but using that word in most cases has all the shock of an adult calling another adult a "doodoo head," in that you'll likely just be laughed at. It's the verbal equivalent to knocking over the chess board and going home.

I remember when Contact! came out, I knew a guy who dropped into the pit with all the scarabs in it (the area where they use every form of combat on you) and he died almost instantly, dropped some lesser dragon armor, a ton of cash, sharks, super pots, and a few other items. I didn't catch his name, because I was too busy looting him and ectophial'ing my way out before I died as well.

Sorry, my $300 is reserved for the Nintendo 3DS.

Runescape will never happen on the 360, as Microsoft is a royal [puncture] when it comes to mmos on their system. Final fantasy xi was only allowed because xbox live was in it's infancy, this was said by a few devs.

Make it like strip clubs in some states; make minors require a wristband so they can't buy alcohol. -If you had to do anything differently, what would it be and why? You really said STRIP clubs? Minors? What the heck? I think he means people under 21 in this case.

I bought this stein holy crap check out that extended pinky I can't even hold these [bleep]es off, get back ladies. Also: My microphone is such an attention [bleep], peeking up from the bottom of the screen.

I'd rather have someone gaining false ego through a crown than gender bending by pretending to be a girl on an internet forum, if you catch my drift Nikita.

Implementing a 1,500+ world has the effect of moving a show from 9pm to 10pm because that's the magical time all kids go to bed, and then having that show on Hulu the next day anyway so all the kids who "shouldn't" be watching it are watching it anyway.

Since Jagex now owns the IP, it's believed that they have plans to create a sequel/expansion that will cost a couple dollars. I would pay for it, this game kicks ass.

I spy someone not old enough to remember the old first person RPG system.

I've thought about playing some of those. Which would you consider your favorite? Crimecraft is a good shooter to play (on the Unreal 3 engine) that doesn't really cost any money if you play it casually like I do. As for your fantasy-based MMO, Alganon and LOTRO for more traditional MMO, and Dungeons and Dragons Online for more action-paced. Xsyon is currently closed beta, and FFXIV is in open beta. Alganon has no subscription, and the cash shop is 100% unintrusive.

Short: I don't. I play Runescape, but as casually as I play any other MMO I have installed. I play a boatload and a half of MMOs for my website. Currently playing: Alganon, Crimecraft, Runescape, Lord of the Rings Online, Dungeons and Dragons Online, Xsyon, Final Fantasy XIV, to name a few.

That's it, I'm going on a killing spree. You'd think that the cluefest would have given everyone PTSD when it comes to rubies.