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I don't think anyone knows just yet. It could end up being every couple of hours to every system update (once a week usually). Just have to wait and see I guess..

It used to be amazing, then it had it's speed reduced. It used to be good, then it had it's stats cut down. Now it's okay, but there are better weapons out there.. Although, I still bought it just because it's a fun weapon to walk around with and use..

I'm just annoyed that (for now) I can't buy Coal on El Grande Exchange for less than like 180gp each. The GE, in my mind, was meant to take over hopping from world to world trying to buy a product at a reasonable price, but with this whole 5% rule it kind of makes it obsolete for me..

Right now the prices for those 3 hats are as follows; Purple Partyhat 168 150 000gp - 185 850 000gp Green Partyhat 207 100 000gp - 228 900 000gp Yellow Partyhat 183 350 000gp - 202 650 000gp

Yeah.. you might as well forget trying to make a profit with World 16 Airs since the last shop update. From now on you can never sell Air Runes for more than 16gp each.. And to think.. I created a guide on that whole W16 method and it was the most profitable thing I've ever done in my whole time playing Runescape.. :| Damn.

Unfortunatly no, you can't create a link in that area of your avatar. If you want to link to your clan's page then you'll have to put it in your signiture.

Saying JaGex thinks it's best for us doesn't make it right. How do we know it's best for us? It has caused a lot more unhappy feelings compared to happy ones which can't really be that good. I trust a large team of full-time professionals who created the game to try and find a resolution for Real World Item Trading than I do with a few hundred thousand whingeing 16 year olds. A very small minority of people RWT by using the duel arena and JaGex has technology to pick up when that happens in most cases. People have the right to oppose what happens and really in your post you're just glamorizing the team who produced this and belittling the people who oppose the update which is unfair against those who are complaining, especially those with valid points. From what I've been told, although probably the majority of RWTs were conducted outside of the Duel Arena, the 'big' ones (lots of money involved) would use the Duel Arena as it is, no matter what you think, a lot harder to detect than trades/dropping, which in turn explains the huge number of Stakers which were banned for RWT not long ago. Yes people can complain about what they want, I never suggested that people should be 'silenced'. I merely stated that I think the team at Jagex have a much stronger grasp on the whole RWT situation and clearly must have looked at many possible solutions on how to resolve the issue and have decieded that in the best interests of the game as a whole that the the whole Dueling system should suffer, as apposed to something which many more players use (you must understand that compared to other mini-games, there are not many players that Stake). I'm sorry if it makes the people complaining feel like I'm belittling them, but it's highly unlikely that I will give a damn about their demands because they're simply laymen. :| You wouldn't walk up to someone in the street and ask for their opinion on what reforms should be made concerning the defense of Diminished Responsibility to Murder because they're simply not qualified enough to be able to propse any decent changes. Just like I don't care about what 99% of Runescape players are complaining about simply because they don't even understand the whole situation, the various alternatives or the consequences well enough to have the right to even complain. As I've always said; If you don't like the product, don't buy it.

It's most definatly intended as a new skill. Whether or not it will actually feel like a new skill and not just a mix between Hunter and Magic is another question.

Saying JaGex thinks it's best for us doesn't make it right. How do we know it's best for us? It has caused a lot more unhappy feelings compared to happy ones which can't really be that good. I trust a large team of full-time professionals who created the game to try and find a resolution for Real World Item Trading than I do with a few hundred thousand whingeing 16 year olds.

Tip.it's Fairy Ring Map.

Treasure Trails are the way foreward. Salvation lies in following co-ordinates with a shovel and sextent.

The player that owns the in-game old 'official' tip it clan chat is the former Administrator; Lightning, although she very rarely plays, let alone uses this forum I'm led to believe. Just remember, Lightning's chat is not in anyway associated with Tip.it anymore.

Good to see some progression with those skills. Keep it up private! :P

Interesting to say the least. I just hope Jagex moved far enough away from 'Animal Lore' as to me, that's sounds like the most boring skill possible. I don't want the creature that I summon to be around forever, hopefully most summoned animals for use in combat wont be too overpowered.

Wow...another F2Per who just doesn't get it. I pay 5 bucks a month for a product. The product is RuneScape from Jagex Ltd. If I am using my money for a product monthly I expect good updates, good quests, and to provide the best customer service they see fit. "The Customer Is Always Right" - A wise man If you don't like the product, don't buy it. If you find yourself constantly complaining about the poor quality of the product then maybe you should question why you continue to subscribe to it. Heck if it isn't up to your expectations then by all means stop paying for membership! Jagex have no obligation to give a damn about what the customer thinks remember.

No reason not to start it, should only take around 20 minutes to unlock the Fairy Rings, which could save you hours later on when training skills.

If this is your first time as a member then just spend a few hours exploring and trying out new things such as weapons and mini-games. After that just do whatever you find fun, with maybe a few skills set as a priority to raise such as your Prayer level (get melee protection) and general combat skills. Do as many quests as you can, the rewards will help you so much more at your level compared to someone with a 1700+ total.

I think you might have to pm a Moderator/Admin and ask them to create a poll.

Lightning chat is unrelated to Tip.it now. Don't go in thinking anything otherwise.

It's a mini-game reward from the quest that goes by the same name which you can play weekly to earn Xp. Here's the guide in the Knowledge Base, although you might have to temporarily disable Javascript to get to that page from the link.

The full list is on Tip.it; Treasure Trail Rewards Guide. :wink:

Possibly Pest Control. Or my old favourite from getting 100F2p combat; Flesh Crawlers on Floor 2 of the Security Stronghold.

As sad as it is, I think that if your life revolves around text (internet) where true feelings are often misunderstood and people can pretend to be who they want, then you're leaving yourself open to get seriously hurt. Her parents sound like [bleep]ing idiots to be honest. They should have understood what social networking sites like myspace/facebook etc. are all about, and not set-up an account for her on one of the biggest cesspools of humany stupidity, ignorance and inconsideration that is myspace. Of course words can hurt, I personally am not hurt if some 16 year old boy on Runescape with a God complex swears at me, but I can still easily understand how certain kinds of people would be hurt by that. The internet can be mask which is all too willingly worn by the socially inept who are probably so stupid they sexually abuse themselves, but online they can be as nasty as they want to whoever they like just because their identity is hidden. The best way to avoid this whole problem is to simply not live on the internet. :|

I love it when someone tries to make their point known as much as this, and then they turn out to be wrong. The DDS special is a slash attack.

A debit card is typically a card linked directly to an account which you have money in, for instance I have a debit card for my bank account so if I buy something using the card it just takes the money straight from my account. A credit card however is, as the name suggests a credit to someone else. The money you spend on it isn't actually your money, that is until you pay the loan off, which may involve interest, depending on how long you take.. But the card you seem to be talking about sounds like something you just buy in the shop (so if it's a card for ÃÆââ¬Å¡Ãâã50 then you probably just pay ÃÆââ¬Å¡Ãâã50/+ to the shop) which is just like a debit card. But if you're unsure it's probably best to just ask someone working in the store, and make it clear what you intend to use the card for so you get the right one.