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Basically since the release of RS2 all 2 handers were obsoleted due to the introduction of weapon speed.

Well... looks to me like people are becoming informed. I look at it this way. Jagex shouldn't bend over and give into people for the simple fact that they want more. There is a point where the line should be drawn. Fact is, and its been said countless times, there is way too much GP in the game to begin with. Obviously the cap is there for a reason. And its there for reasons that Jagex probably didn't even realize, but are for the good anyways. Point being... if there is a cap... items wont be able to be worth more then that cap for the simple fact that there is a cap. Rares shouldn't even be tradable in my opinion. So yous are lucky to even be able to trade them if you ask me. If you run into a price cap, then thats just tough luck. This cap is something that shouldn't be changed. And I don't see Jagex making a change just because a bunch of players want to buy and sell rares for insanely high prices. The items weren't brought in for that reason anyways (as others have already probably said). So why you think they would change the cap is beyond me. Go splurge a little and your problem is solved, until you hit the cap again. Rinse and repeat. Thats right... its that simple. EDIT: Incase I didn't make it clear... I don't see a silly system being implemented that allows more money into banks either. That would defeat the purpose of a price cap now wouldn't it? Y2G, this cap has nothing to do with gameplay, it is simply technical. I am not a programmer, so I can't say how easy or difficult it would be to raise the cap, but I can say with the utmost certainty that this cap has no effect on Rare prices. All this cap will do is rob a few players of billions of hard-earned GP, most likely players that had no idea of this hidden cap. So long as Blues are worth less than 2100M, there will be no problem buying and selling Party Hats, and prices will continue to rise (and trust me, Blues have quite a few years to go before coming anywhere near that price). This is not a solution for Rare prices by any means, and it affects not only Merchants, but all players who have enough to hit the cap. sorry to say it r2, i have dabbled in programming, after all day trying to remember my VB teachers website i found it(ct.wacc.cc) i have found the actual variable paramater of which you speak of, it is defined a as "long" Type, ID, Stores Memory, required Range of Values (commas added to clarify) Long, Ing, Integers 4 bytes, +/- 2 billion this explains why your $ turns to negative after 2.1bil. more info on variables to solve this if your seriously concerned id suggest you actually look at the site, read over the definitions and ATTACK jagex with questions why they arent using this or that variable and how the feel on the cap...[/url] Sorry jessy but the website you quoted is talking about data types used in Visual Basic, but Runescape is written in Java. The following link describes the Integer class data type used in Java: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/lang/Integer.html BUT notice that the Integer class data type is not the primitive int data type. But the Integer class data type is used to simulate the primitive int data type so they share the same range limit, which is from -2^31 to (2^31)-1. As for the situation where the amount becomes negative after the cap, this is an effect called overflow. This is introduced by the way that computers use to handle and represent numbers in binary format. You can imagine if all numbers are placed on a wheel in ascending order. Thus the next slot equals to current slot + 1. But since the wheel is circular, if the current slot is the maximum value, then the next slot will be the minumum value. Thus you get negative value if you go past the maximum positive value. This effect is unchangeable as of now, but it can be avoided. For example, a message saying "You can't bank anymore!" can be added to stop you from getting past the cap, thus avoiding the overflow effect. In order to increase the cap, a different data type must be used. There are data types that have a larger range, but they require more memory. Moreover, a technique called high precision arithmatics allow you to handle numbers as large as storage space allows. This involves breaking down the large number into partitions and perform actions on each partition. This technique, in theory, can handles numbers of any size. In practice, it is often restricted by storage space limit. This is a tedious process and requires large amount of storage and run time. My final words are: This is Jagex's decision to change it or not and how to change it. In the mean time you may use items as currency.

I guess everyone have forgotten rogues den :roll:

Same for blue dragon scales, Karambwanji and Karambwan (I just do Tai Bwo Wannai Trio queset, fail to make the correct marinated jogre bone for Tinsay several times, so I remember very clearly how I grind the Karambwanji). Can someone try to grind Guam leaf and seaweed?

No, they are there before!

If you examine the barbarian men and women it shows their names. And if you talk to them, they will always fight you. The only barbarian who doesn't fight you is the one in the third floor of the watch tower to the east. You can't fight him either.

Wikipedia's article for Runescape Agility= A real boring job that none does because they don't see it giving them a phat in a week. A skill that involves mindless clicking similar to the other skills in the MMORPG called Runescape. Runescape leads to a serious condition called AMCD. Symptoms of AMCD include violently clicking objects and acting like this guy. With your help WE CAN STOP AMCD! All you need to do is wire $500 to my bank acount and read The video you linked is so funny :lol:

If I didn't see this claim I would say this is an auto-generatede reply :roll:

More getting around without glory: Port Sarim: 1. Go to Al Kharid (Ring of dueling is useful, and also gnome gliders if you happens to be near anyone of them and completed the grand tree quest). Run south to the Shantay pass. Talk to Shantay. Ask him what he is doing and tell him you are an outlaw. He will put you in jail and asks for 5gp. Refuse him and you will be transfered to the prison at Port Sarim, outside the cage!!!Simply walk out if the prison and you are done. 2. Go to Port Khazard. Take the fishing trawler and do nothing, just waiting for the ship to sink. After that try to swim to a barrel and you will be drifted to south of Port Sarim. Beware that 3 damage will be hit. Draynor Village 1. If you don't accept the teleport offered by Zavistic Rarve and have 60+ mage, use the magic guild portal (the east portal on third floor) to teleport to Wizard's Tower. Then run north to Draynor Village.

Welcome to Runescape! A dog's idea of heaven. (Large bone) Welcome to Runescape! I don't even want to think about what did that... (Charred bones) Welcome to Runescape! I wonder what this does... (Level teleport to wildy in Ardougne) Welcome to Runescape! Whoever bought this must have really cared for the inhabitant. (Large grave) Welcome to Runescape! Good with money. (Banker) Welcome to Runescape! It seems to be looking at me. (Eye of newt) Welcome to Runescape! Now that's just silly. (Frog mask) Welcome to Runescape! This used to belong to King Arthur. (Excalibur)

I think they should allow you to check how many compost remain in the compost bin.

username388, have you enabled the WEP for the WLAN ou are using? Or you can switch to infra-red network, which can't penetrate concrete wall.

If this is implemented then look what will happen in wildy: You are walking around in wildy, then some pker attack you. No matter you want to fight back or not you have to heal yourself. You have food in your inventory, and you want to eat them. So you click on the food, and it drops on the floor. After some time you realized you are not eating anything, and you are nearly dead. Then you right click on the food to bring up the menu. But before you can select "eat" from the menu, the pker deals the final blow and send you a free trip to either lumby or fally.

Come on guys, I know Blaziken's idea is funny and not very well thought, but whale fishing is not a bad idea afterall, it just need some polishing and tuning. I would suggest increase the fishing level requirement to 80+ (85 maybe), and require 90+ cooking level. As for the fishing gear and location problems, I have a solution that handles both. It is the FISHING TRAWLER MINI GAME! It makes sense since you are going out to the ocean on a well equipped and manned (hopefully) fishing ship. So let's get onboard and catch some really big fish!!! (Ooops....whale is not a fish, it's a mammal)

Good idea :D An alternative to energy potions and strange fruits is nice :wink: