The_13th_Apostle

Your title doesn't lie. Nice job dude :wink:

Awesome job, price guide is very helpful and up-to-date. Thanks :D

Awesome guide dude, it's simple and it really works! Thanks!

Interesting way to train cooking in f2p, nice job dude. I would probably use this if I was f2p.

Awesome job dude :XD: This should an AOW topic...

Just to let you know, I've seen a bunch of posts on the official forums selling 10k+ raw sharks at 600-650 ea, so you might have trouble selling 750-800 ea :?

You could of easily just sold that 40k ess for 4 mil, giving you more than enough for the p hat and allowing you to keep those 100 glories and other stuff you gave him...

Dude, you got RIPPED on the p hat deal! What you offered is worth 150m+, and purples are only around 142m :|

Nice guide, although I think Pyramid Plunder will always be fastest at level 61-99 (it worked for me that way :wink: )

Stats updated. Almost halfway (in xp terms) to 99 cooking! :D

You have to understand that I'm not the one who's writing the magazine and coming up with these facts...I'm just interpereting them as I best see fit. I don't really know how else to explain it, so I'll just give you the EXACT exerpt from the magazine and let you figure it out: ======================================================================= Health Meter: MMO RPGs (pg 28) MMO juggernaut World of Warcraft continues to dominate, sucking the life out of its would-be competitors. Can there be only one? Here's our snapshot of the life left incyberspace. {Insert colored health bar ranging 0-100 here. Under the bar there are little boxes with the games and their "%'s" inside them at the correct postitions on the bar.} ======================================================================= You see, all they are doing is presenting the games in a way that you can compare them more effectively. They could just list the games in order of how popular they are (Warcraft at #1, Runescape #2, ect.), but that way you wouldn't be able to see just how popular one is compared to the next (you wouldn't know if WoW was in 1st by a lot, or if RS was very close behind it or something). Get it now? :roll:

UPDATE: Thanks for all the input guys. I edited the first post a bit to include my opinion and explain the "%" thing a little better, and I answered some questions on the page 1.

The % is like the current "health" of the game on the market...like how much life and spirit it has left in it. WoW has 99.99% (a bit exagurated in my opinion :roll:) because you see it everywhere (lots of advertising and lots of players) so it has a lot of "life" left in it. I did not make this list, GamePro magazine did, so I can't alter it... What Teebaun said...at the beginning of the month, they send out the magazine for the next month to get ahead or something (I got May issue at beginning of April)

*If this is in the wrong forum, please tell me and I will move it. Also, if this kind of stuff is not allowed on the forums, I will remove it and request this topic be locked.* READ THE WHOLE THING BEFORE POSTING! In the May 2007 issue of GamePro magazine (a magazine that covers games of all genres, PC and console), there was a small blurb about the current popularity levels of the top MMORPG's out there, titled "Health Meter: MMO RPGs". After reading over this article and then seeing, today, the latest Tip.it times which also concerns Runescape in comparison to other MMO's, I felt obliged to present this interesting information to the Tip.it community. So, here is where the top 7 MMORPG's lie according to GamePro: =>(Note: GamePro is a very credible magazine which has been around for a while, so the following info is, for the most part, accurate in the actual popularity of these games.)<= -City of Heroes/Villians: 10% -EverQuest II: 20% -Ultima Online: 30% -Guild Wars: 35% -Final Fantasy XI: 45% -RuneScape: 60% -World of Warcraft: 99.99% {The % translates to how popular the game is and how much advertising is put into it (the "life" left in the game, on a market scale)...0% meaning nobody plays it, 50%+ meaning a high/above average amount of people play, 100% meaning its crazy popular w/ lots advertising} My opinion? The current position of RuneScape surprised me. I mean, I always knew that WoW was the big leader, but Guild Wars and EQ2...I never thought Runescape would be so far ahead of them, considering their better graphics and generally better gameplay AND the lack of Runescape's advertising. To me, this is a statement of just how good RS is, if it can manage to be this popular and lively with such a lack of advertising. What do you guys think? Discuss! :D

Hey Wolfen, nice to hear from you again! Thanks :

You've only been playing since Jan '06 and you have those stats?! Wow, how many hours a day do you play? 10/10 for stats, 9/10 for bank

80 woodcutting 8-) Time to start cooking.

Meh, I've seen a lot better (zzzamorak)...I think your current goals are good, though.

Why green? It's the ugliest color :? Gl on your goal though :anxious:

Thats seriously awesome dude...I always wondered what it must have been like to experience a holiday "drop". I really wish I'd known about rs back then :cry: . Anyway, thanks a lot for uploading these pics and the toplists, interesting to see Runscape's history :wink:

When I first started out as a lvl 3 and was getting used to the controls a goblin killed me :oops:

43m, when I briefly sold my red mask a while back.

7/10 for stats, 10/10 if you really merchanted all of that in f2p. As for buying rares...its gonna take a while, but I say you save up for a santa.

8/10 for stats (you need some 90+'s), 9/10 for bank (very nice skiller's bank). Btw, if you don't mind me asking, how many days of buildup is that Misc. reward?

Right now, I'd say party hat for obvious reason...they look better, are a symbol of wealth, and are a lot more rare. I might say bunny ears in a few years, though, as a lot less people who have them will still be active...