Tsar

So Simon the 1 pray staker is done for eh... All is not lost tbh. Barrows is good money too, although at times not as fast as staking. Nice bank too. Good stuff there. :)

A newb, for me, is a player who was just let loose from the tutorial island, with little knowledge of how the game around him/her revolves and is thus forced to ask for directions and help. Usually walks away when ignored or politely spoken to. A noob is a dimwitted annoying player turned to the dark side. Doesn't walk away without inflicting verbal abuse to the person it is following.

A nice cozy bed and warm fire in draynor sewers :P

Bump ... 1 more to go.

Simply superb. :shock: 10/10.

If we can take our coins from present time and travel back in time with that, I'd go to Christmas 2001, and just buy an inventory full of crackers or party hats off unsuspecting players. :)

gratz on 53 ranged and good luck with quest cape. I just KNOW you can do it. :wink: :)

I wish for the players banks to still be fully useable (deposit, withdraw, with the -all option) after membership has ended. I absolutely HATE the way it is now. Can't do anything.

10. Being stuck in F2P with your member items still equipped and unable to even take 1 step without someone bothering you. They're like flies, hovering above a piece of food, rarely going away without getting a bite of it. Youth of today. :XD: Way out: log out or turn all chat options off. 9. Kharidian desert. Bring waterskins. Run out of water, and you die of thirst, unless you have some other way of escape. Way out: die of dehydration or teleport out 8. Waterfall dungeon. I hate those shadow spiders. There are few creatures more annoying than these critters. Halve my prayer points, will you? Each hit, you halve it more, until there's nothing left. Thanks, I'll just flee to the fire giants. Uh oh, crowded as usual. Nothing to do here. *teleports out* Way out: walk out the way you came in and jump down the waterfall or teleport away. 7. Any new and yet unexplored dungeon. Not knowing what lies ahead is a bad thing. When going out to explore, always pack a few prayer potions, wear something you can afford to lose and carry a 1 click teleport. I suspect hordes of people will die in the 3rd age dungeon that'll be unfrozen this month. Way out: depending on your equipment - teleport or die. 6. Marim dungeon. Falling rocks, traps, undead chimps, skeletons and a cave, which seems to twist and run forever. Pack light, with some energy potions and a prayer potion, because you'll be running and dodging the threats. Don't forget your teleport runes, or you'll have to run the same way back. Way out: teleport or walk out / die. 5. Waterbirth dungeon. Dagannoth kings, magic walruses, dagannoths, little dagannoths, big rock crabs, little rock crabs, more dagannoths, and an array of annoying doorways that you can't open alone. Prayer pots art thy friends. Without them, you're pretty much doomed. Way out: teleport or die. 4. Abyss. If you're an avid runecrafter, you've been here more times than you can keep track of. Multiple monsters munching at your limbs while you try to pick your way into the inner cave. But what if you forgot your essences. Glory out eh? With a bunch of grotesque beings slowly killing you with 1 red splash in every half a second, you'll have to have a mighty internet connection or lightning fast fingers to glory your way out of this one. Bye bye, pouches. Way out: die. 3. Light temple. Do you remember Mourning Ends part 2? Had to run around a multi-level temple, planting crystals and mirrors, while playing hide and seek with the deadly shadow creatures. Thats not a place I want to go on a field trip again. Way out: teleport out; run out the way you came in, unless you're low on hp, in which case, you die if you try to escape. 2. Barrows tunnels. Very easy to die here, just lose your sense of direction and you'll end up going in circles, with depleting food and prayer which in short time, will run out and you have nothing else to do than teleport and curse yourself. Blaming this on those damn skeletons always clobbering you while you're trying to find one silly door, which isn't blocked. Way out: find the right door and open the treasure chest, or teleport out 1. Wilderness, when trying to dig up a casket in some remote place for a treasure trail. Not only will a zamorak wizard attack you (not much problem really, but a nuisance), and nearby monsters trying their best to pierce your eyes out (I always seem to get clues that lead to places infested with demons, ice giants or dragons in close proximity), but those "bored and furious" pkers want to rip your head off for just being on THEIR turf!? I'm just digging here, for god sakes. I always think twice when entering the wilderness. Way out: succumb to the killers and die, or run like hell

Aint nothing worse than the packed worlds 1-9. Be it F2P Varrock or P2P Falador, it's chaotic, rude, and generally unwelcoming. Whenever I step into those two cities, I feel like i'm a sardine in a can. Can't even walk 1 square without someone wanting something from me or trying to spam my chat window with trade requests. On the other side of bad Falador/Varrock is Yanille. A pleasant town, where my homeportal sits. Not many people go to Yanille, and therefore it makes for a perfect place to enjoy a little time alone, doing whatever I did there when I was a member. :

Neat goals. Good luck. I'll try and smuggle myself into a members world in a few months, lol. Until then, I'll just haunt you from an f2p server :P

A very good idea. :) I support.

You can stand on top of a lit campfire without getting burnt. You can eat thousands of food items and never grow fat, or go days without eating and don't die of hunger. You can run around with millions of cannonballs in your inventory like they were the weight of a feather. You can pass through other players like they were ghosts. :-s

Noble. :)

I don't help them. Plain and simple reason for this: they got to learn to do things themselves. Most of them are foul-mouthed anyway, so why should I leave what I'm doing to help some kid who's probably too lazy (or dumb) to play a fairly simple mmorpg. Basically all their questions can be answered with the following three words: Use the manual!

Cool topic : Congratulations, your Woodcutting level is 99, you... ...can now chop down any tree with a herring. Congratulations, your Attack level is 99, you... ...can now duel Chuck Norris. Congratulations, your Hunter level is 99, you... ...can now trap other hunters. Congratulations, your Prayer level is 99, you... ...can now walk on water.

I have to say agility. 99 agility makes your run energy replenish incredibly fast. Also it works in f2p. If that wasn't enough, the agility cape has a great emote too. Training the skill is a pain though, i mean, who wants to run around in circles 50000 times.

Absolutely amazing.

87M, when I sold my mask set and was going to trade a green phat + 77m for a white... which was stolen from me not even one month ago. :cry: But thats another story.

Juggling 3 roundish objects, like tomatos, oranges or... eggs. :P imagine cannonballs being juggled

There is no NPC named Damien. :-k Damien is the demon sergeant in the drill demon random event. Quite irritating sometimes. I'd like to kill the wise old man. He's too rich for his own good. Share the phat plz. :twisted:

A lump of iron ore. Now what could an ordinary person like me do with one of those? :lol:

For the last 1ÃÆââ¬Å¡Ãâý months, I've been wearing my legends cape. Being mostly inactive, what I'm wearing doesn't really matter to me.

Maybe. If it was like NWN2, with RS depth and gameplay, while being completely online, I'd fork out the money to play it. Of course I'd need to buy a new computer also, as my laptop doesn't even run the single-player Neverwinter Nights 2. :

I suggest trying to visualize every room in your mind, how and where it can serve its purpose the best, while making your own life easier in accessing that room. Right now, the house and dungeon lack 2 things: accessibility and functionality. The house above the ground is too spread out, seems you focused on the dungeon before and then designed the house with what room count was left of 30. To enter a dungeon you have to climb through the oubliette ladder?! When that is closed, players downstairs will be trapped. Very inconvenient, when challenge mode is turned off. Not to mention the dungeon is ridiculously big and with only 2 full-size rooms, not very attractive, except for the find-the-treasure-room game. :| I can honestly say I dont approve these designs (not that it matters really). An entirely underground house might work though. Suggestion: redesign it. :wink: