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I can easily make 1,000 steel platebodies within an hour. Heck, I think I can even make them within 30 minutes. Just imagine how ridiculously easily it would be to make money if you could make dragon daggers that quick. 18,000 Coins might not be a lot, but it is. But also think of the higher level items to make with dragon bars. It's not even funny how easy it would be to make money off the dragon bars.

Which makes dragon items, being just like everything else, not special. All dragon items had special attacks, and most of them were the best or close to it at some point. They're special in the way that they worked, similar to the Ivandis flail's permanent buff based on your vampyre kills, or Balmung/Keris' damage bonus against specific creatures. There's nothing special about killing a monster, and instead of getting 627 coins, or 2 lobsters, you get a dragon shield half. That still doesn't mean dragon should be smithable though. That would make money making far too easy. And before anybody points out that dragon platebody can be smithed keep in mind that I'm talking about in general not just one item.

I honestly don't see how that would make any sense since a dragon bar doesn't exist. Nor do I think it should exist since making dragon items smithable will eliminate what made them special. And that's the fact that you can only get them by special circumstances. Black items are also unsmithable, though I wouldn't call them special since they are between steel and mithril when it comes to power and defense. Most of the early dragon items are simply bought from shops, and the newer ones are almost exclusively monster drops. They were never really special, it's just that a lot of them were the best for a while, and so gained a reputation they didn't deserve. The biggest difference between black items and dragon items is that dragon gear was actually good at one point. By that logic all items that are bought from shops or are monster drops are not special items. You do realize that most items, including the best ones, are either monster drops or bought in shops, right?

I honestly don't see how that would make any sense since a dragon bar doesn't exist. Nor do I think it should exist since making dragon items smithable will eliminate what made them special. And that's the fact that you can only get them by special circumstances. Black items are also unsmithable, though I wouldn't call them special since they are between steel and mithril when it comes to power and defense.

I'm just glad that rune dragons and adamant dragons are gonna be released later this year. This makes me happy since I love fighting steel and mithril dragons. Looking forward to how it'll turn out.

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So I used crafting catalyst, which I originally wasn't gonna use until I was done killing 15 types of monsters, but because of the fact I got protean hides from the treasure trails, I did it before. And I got leather case, but what's it used for? Apparently I need another item which I have no idea about.

Put simply, the rule refers to player-to-player trades. And how exactly does that make the rule any less hypocritical?

Yeah, I know this has been discussed a lot in the past, but I do feel it's still relevant though since despite the fact that you can buy treasure keys the rule is still here. That hasn't changed since three years ago.

http://services.runescape.com/m=rswiki/en/Real-world_trading By no means would I ever dream of breaking one of RuneScape's rules, but I have to call out on the hypocrisy of that rule. You are given the option of buying keys for the treasure chest, for REAL money. How the heck does that not count as real-world trading? If they claim to enforce that rule, they shouldn't give players the option of using real world cash to get keys for the treasure trails. This is a huge hypocrisy which I must point out.

I get dragon platelegs/plateskirt every 300 steel dragon kills. I'm sorry about that.

I personally don't have a problem with skills being made easier to train with these shooting stars and all that stuff. I am a man which does more than just play RuneScape, I usually just play RuneScape when I'm not working on a video. Which happens a lot. But a lot of times I am working on a video therefore not playing RuneScape, so it's convenient that I can train skills more easily now.

I looked and there is no official thread on Bonus XP weekend, so I decided to make one, not just for me but for everyone else who would like to discuss this. Anyway, Bonus XP weekend was great, before the treasure chest/squeal of fortune were made into the game. However, I don't think it is very special anymore. Let me explain. Before the treasure chest existed, getting double exp one weekend a year or once every couple of months (not sure which applies) was awesome since getting that wasn't normal. Today on the other hand shooting stars are extremely common from the treasure chest, therefore bonus exp weekend isn't special anymore. If you guys agree with me, disagree, or would like to discuss something else regarding bonus XP weekend that's what this thread is for.

I still am pretty pissed that I still haven't gotten 3rd age armor. But you know what? I'm no longer even gonna expect it. It's obvious that the armor is super rare, otherwise it wouldn't be so expensive. If this item was just rare I would have gotten it by now. But it's not, it's extremely rare, which is even rarer than rare. The only thing I can do now is just deal with it. It's gonna be tough to get over the fact that I will most likely NEVER get the 3rd age armor, but I'm gonna have to, so I'll try harder.

I still prefer using the lodestones. But I'm not gonna assume I'm right when it's obvious that I'm wrong. So I am gonna fully admit that, I was wrong a lot of people STILL use those boats. I still don't regret making this thread though, I wouldn't have known that if I didn't, so thanks for answering my question, fellow RuneScape players.

No it's not, the lodestone is.

When I get the clue on going to the banana platform I use the lodestone instead of the boats as it costs no money nor do I need to wear the ring of charos.

I don't think anybody does since there now exists a lodestone almost right next to the dungeon of a large selection of great monsters. I think these guys who sail from Karamja to Ardougne and Port Sarim would be out of business if it wasn't for the fact they are NPCs. I know for a fact I don't use these ships anymore. If I wanna travel between Karamja Island and Ardougne, I use the lodestones, simple as that. And that's what I do. Of course when fighting greater demon, red dragons, steel dragons, etc. I use the teleport spell if I'm low on health or have full inventory as it's impossible to use lodestones during combat. But other than that I use the lodestones. So yeah.

What? I thought you could only have one clue scroll at once? maybe he kept the caskets? Otherwise I have no clue I do think that has changed. I recall in a recent YouTube video seeing someone with mutliple clue scrolls in their bank.

Legacy mode doesn't work like that. Greater demons would still use magic instead of melee.

I'm talking about this one specifically. All I wanna know is how many steel dragons I have to kill to get to level 97 attack, but no, the calculator doesn't tell me that, if I click tip me nothing happens. Please fix this as soon as possible. I would calculate myself, but I have no idea how much attack exp steel dragons give.

No I'm not, I really would like the ability to use a gun to shoot some of the monsters I'm fighting in RuneScape.

I just wish I would have realized that the hearts were tradeable earlier. Now it's too late since they are apparently no longer in the game.

I will give these items I don't care for credit for one thing. At least they are not only tradeable but worth around 5K coins, which is awesome because that means I get free money. I am happy about that as I can get closer to my goal of buying 50K sharks, which is what I'm aiming for right now.