deciever2

+1 That gets extremely irritating.

P-mods are everywhere. I've only seen two J-mods though, one at world 99 edge bank and one at a TET Trawler event.

It's weird how the ancient people are perceived to be stronger when as the years go by the average height, lifespan, strength, increases...

Ever since i started playing Guild Wars I've wanted an Air Guitar Emote. :thumbsup:

I've never been a fan of the Mysterious Old Man after one memorable time whre he teled me to the maze w/ a freshly dropped rune scimmy on the ground.

Just like any other stereotype, it is based on truth and will always have a kernel of it. Before the duel arena, most pures with extremely expensive items had drop traded from their main, and many pures still do.

I guess that's a good thing, I know how password hacking is done but i prefer to use my knowledge for good not evil O:) .

I was definitely putting it ahead of some more important things, (family school, but strangely enough not friends.) So for the upcoming school year, grade 11 for me, I've decided to sell most of my items and buy several rares. Then take a break until next summer.

I always HYT back, just seems polite.

They'll probably just stop with rune dragons.

Sounds like an insane month, can't wait for dragon full helm.

I think most people probably don't have the patience or endurance to get 200m exp in one skill, its a massive increase from 99.

I'd go for the 1b gp. Firstly, I prefer to level my own skills and get my own cash, but if I have to choose one I'd rather not have to get cash. I find skilling more enjoyable than merchanting even though I do a lot of merchanting, but having 1b gp would eliminate my need to merchant and then I could focus on skills.

A while ago I heard that the ring of wealth only gives you higher gp drops not better item drops, can anyone confirm or deny this? On topic, I think that the ring of wealth gives you a higher chance of rare drops, including obviously the dragon chain, but I can't be sure.

I had an idea like this a while back when i was a lvl 60 f2p, except i started a clan instead. It was called the noob army and the idea centered around large numbers of low-level players. It was supposed to work around the fact that with enough low-level players attacking one guy in the wildy, he was sure to lose. Only problem, low-level players tend to be younger, less mature, and less organized (I'm generalizing based on what I see, so don't take offence if you're lower level) so the idea never really came into practice.

It's just a myth, there's a ratio of strength bonus to strength level it makes you have, but it's not 1:1, not sure what it is.

I always bring it, better safe than sorry. Also, the other rings you could conceivably bring wouldn't help much probably.

I don't know about this for leveling crafting but it might be useful for fletchers looking for fast bs spinning without worrying about cost (i.e. ME)

Someone supposedly reported me for bug abuse when I killed another player in the wildy, and it wasn't even the guy i killed.

70 range mepII make 100m (i already have 60m and a green mask) 100 cb barrows gloves 70 fletching

Siglah

I don't really neglect anything completely, all my skills are above 50, but I don't really train construction because of the price or farming, minus growing herbs, because it's too troublesome.

I'd say a robin hood hat from a treasure trail.

This is not good news for rare item hunters :cry:

Yeah I've seen people doing that for a while now. I don't think most people bother reporting for bug abuse.