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Reddawn- Yes I did, thank you :mrgreen: Blood- Yes I like to draw with stick figures, I can easily manipulate their emotions in seconds, from mad to innocent with the slant of two eyebrows. I am also use to drawing with stick figures, I made TONS of powerpoints with stickfigures before I was introduced to runescape, and tip.it Tripis- Thanks :P . I'm not really into backgrounds, mine focus on the joke and are simple. Terley- Oh it isn't? I really don't know the definition, but hey it's still done in paint.

Hehe nice siggy :P

Just got a new sig, you can rate that one too, here is the one this topic is about: The nat and bow are shoulders angels(like in cartoons). They're like two consciousness, the good and evil one. I got the idea as I fletched and alched myself. I rarely use shading on my sigs, but I think this one called for it. I have had paint all my life, and do not intend to get photoshop anytime soon, I find it very confusing.

Daggers, whips, and scimitars all have the same attack speed Whips are faster than any other weapon... check the knowledge base itself... whips are fastest in game... Anyway.... the whip is for fast and good attack and defence training... you just dont want it because *oooh, I'm a strength pure!* nice 30s you hit there with a scim.... but how often do you hit them? You have forgotten throwing knives, they hit insanely fast on rapid mode.

ROFL that was a good laugh. Silly jagex :P .

I really don't see what you're saying. I mean everywhere you go there are at least 5 people either with a dragon weapon or dragon armor. Dragon items have not become less-popular, mid levels still have them(I my d2h). Some dragon items are a sign of wealth.

Reason #1 - No Strength Training As you can see from my stats I am a very heavy strength trainer. This therefore is my biggest problem with the whip, the fact that one cannot train strength with this weapon effectively. This is not to say whip does not have its advantages when training attack or defense but not being able to train strength effectively is a big problem in my opinion. I didn't know this when I purchased it, so I was a bit confused why str training was so slow with it. :oops: Reason #2 - D Scim From my personal experience use both whip and d scim I have found that whip only increases my max hit by 1 and I hit relatively as often with both weapons. This therefore brings price into the equation where whip go for around 1.9mill at the moment and d scim can be bought for 100k. This is a 1.8mill difference being payed for a weapon that only hits 1 damage better. I don't think it's mainly the 1 damage difference, but it's showing that you can afford a high priced weapon. Reason #3 - People It really makes me made when I see level 70's and even a few 80's who there soul goal in this game is to own a whip. They save up all their money for months and finally can afford it yet they don't have a decent set of armor to complement such a weapon. I personally would much rather spend 2 mill on torags, d scim, and dds then a whip with full rune. I remember saving up for a whip. Unlike some people who sell all their items just to get a whip I had full black mystic, full rune, and full black d'hide to complement it. :P Really I don't wear my whip around that much- I'm a meat tenderiser kinda guy. Sure a whip symbolizes wealth and a high attack level, but I found it to a bit boring. I don't want to be viewed as an all out combat person, that is what I think you are saying to people when you wear your whip around all day. A tendy on the other hand shows you've hacked your way through quests to rack up 175qp and beat the culinaromancer himself- which requires not only combat skills but a ton of noncombat skills(ex. you need 70 cooking for one subquest).

World 132 is the fletching world just to let you know. I suggest you change it.

Siggied!

What? Do you expect runescape quests to be hard? In my opinion all of them can be beaten at combat 70 or below. I beat dt at combat 63, recipe at 76, and monkey madness at 73. Runescape quests are very easy, they might take a couple hours but they are very easy. Kamil I admit was a tad annoying, but I killed her(him?) and moved on. Ancient spells almost never fail. I'm only 76 mage and I ice burst in c wars. It's about a 99% chance I'll sucessfully hit a guy in melee armor, 95% I'll sucessfully hit someone in mage armor, and a whopping 70% chance I hit someone sucessfully in full black d hide. Someone casting fire wave for example will probably only have a 15% chance of sucessfully hitting someone, and even then the spell is weaker than ice burst and does not freeze for a decent amount of time. Ancients are overpowered. There have been three instances when I lost my life. Twice it was when I thought I was a master pker at combat 45 with full mith, and once it was from a strange plant during a clan meeting with a whip, crystal bow, and d2h(luckly my clan picked it all up!). I have never died from a single quest in Runescape and have 230qps.

91/99 fletchin :P

This could only mean one thing! Since these randoms give free laws, that means that there will be more laws entering the game, which could only mean that law prices will drop incredibly! Thus attracting more buyers, then the price will soon raise way too high, and people will stop rapidly teleporting in cammy, a major place to train magic! Which could lead to more people eventually have lower magic levels, which would mean less people could high alch! Which means less money would enter our precious fragile economy!! Thus more players despartly trying to sell their items for cash, lowering the price of all items!!!! Then the economy would collapse!!! muhahahahaaaa! :twisted: Back to reality... I have noticed alot more of these recently. Like every 20 teleports it seems I get one. In the cold war quest I had to teleport alot(don't ask), I had two of em randoms. Really it is arguably one of the easiest randoms, you simply rapidly click on one lever until it gets to the right one. They've recently taken out the damage thing, you can't get hurt in there at all now.

What would be really nice is if they added an agility course that required 70+ to enter. Maybe it would start at the pipe in Taverly dungeon? Maybe at the end of the pipe you can choose to jump down a cave or just avoid it? And down that tunnel would be a gruesome agility course, with fast exp for those with agility above 70. When you hit 70, it seems kinda pointless to train it anymore, if they added prizes like Brimhaven I'm sure I would spend alot of time down there- maybe get 80 agility.

97% of all people that quit will come back to play again. RuneScape is a game with updates, it doesn't stay the same all the time. You will find that one day you will begin to start playing RuneScape again, and you will regret it because you have no money. I'm sorry that you are leaving, but trust me on this, don't give your items to your friends. When you come back you'll be broke and have to beg for money. It may seem cruel not to give it to your friends, but trust me you are going to seriously regret giving your friend that rare.

I must say, this was very well done. The music was perfect, and I like the beginning with the musical penguins. I try out that quest, what are the requirements?

Never thought of that, I might try that sometime. :-k

Edgevillage eh? Never heard of it. :-k

Yes but then you would have to fight the last person. Although if you brought fighting gear you could actually win a couple times. \

You guide was very helpful, although I fell accidently several times(wasn't your fault, this guide was great). I had 3 monkfish left when I went to fight Tarn and I was sure I was going to have to teleport out. But what do you know? I only use one. Tarn is ridiculously easy. :roll: Thanks for the guide again, I really wanted that slayer exp and a little adventure :wink: . Also the new version of the amulet is nice. :)

-"Nice gadderhammer!" While wearing a meat tenderiser, most annoying one. -.- -"You wanna buy some yew longs?" When I'm alching. I obviously don't want to buy them because I am not shouting "buying x yew longs". -What I thought were my friends start begging for food, money, ect. -When people get mad at me for offering 1.5M for my d2h(which is like my best friend). -When people insult the holy bronze armor!

Hehe... I love the sig :P Do other 99 caped NPC's have trimmed capes? Maybe its only the firemaking one? Or maybe cooking too, maybe he caught his own fish. :-k

I did mention tele tablets, in the one-click teleport section of the guide. I will put the mind helmet in, thanks for suggesting that. Penence gloves... great suggestion I'll add that.

I tried doing that for a while too, but it just got way too slow stopping every 10 seconds to get nats. I mainly alch at world 132 yanille now.

if jagex added specific trade shops or, just specific trade worlds that would really diversify things, think of the official forums actually made into actual words every trade block seperated into different worlds, the discontinued world would probably have so many beggars. and the inconveniece that you could not find specific things would blow, but the purpose of world 2 would still be their for buying random things, warrior rings and such Wow, very nice suggestion. =D> Have you considered posting that in the Suggestion forums?