Lythiaren

Question for all you people with the shiny new Hunter capes... Does the weight loss stack with Boots of Lightness? Like with the Spotted Cape, is it possible to get down to -6 kg with the boots?

I got myself up to 50 mining on F2P, fighting with people for iron and coal on the busy worlds.... It's not that hard. I have to agree with everyone else on this one... Switch worlds or deal with it. If you really want to get it up fast, the busy worlds do spawn ore faster, and believe it or not, the more obscure mining spots can still be empty. The trick is to find those spots.

Range being my lowest combat skill... This is why I don't range much. I can't range things worth beans unless I have a good safespot and telegrab runes to retreive my arrows... :P

I'm nearly done the quest... Just need Sir Amik, and I'm ready for the big fight. However, I'm more than a little worried about those black dragons and the Evil Chicken... Can I kill them? Or even finish the quest at this point with my stats? Also, I haven't got the foggiest idea what I should bring down into that dungeon... I'll probably wind up going in with a line of 4-dose prayer pots, a quick teleport, regular potion set, and a heck of a lot of monkfish. :P Stats are in my sig below, or if you don't feel like scrolling down... Hitpoints: 64 Prayer: 53 Range: 52 Magic: 67 (though I don't plan on maging) Melee stats: Attack: 64 Strength: 64 Defence: 64 Meleeing Equipment: Full Rune (with boots n' gloves) DDS Amulet of Power Ring of Life Ranging Equipment: (just in case, since I don't plan on ranging unless it's recommended) Full Blue Dragonhide Coif (Because I can't afford anything better for my head... :P) Snakeskin Boots Magic Shortbow (or Longbow... whichever works for the situation) Mithril Arrows Steel Arrows for backup, will probably switch out one of my fish for them Amulet of Power Ring of Life

Just because the character is a prayer pure doesn't mean it has to use the protection prayers. ^_~

Actually... Making a prayer pure you could still kill things. Like how some people refuse to train combat, but have slayer levels. Recoil rings ftw. :D

Well... first off, you shouldn't have given him your email to begin with. You should've reported him on Rule 13 when he asked... This is precisely why that rule exists. That image he sent you obviously contained the keylogger.

It's so sad that people still believe in "Customer is always right"... That saying should have died with the guy who came up with it. Customer service since then has always been hell, and cs workers world round agree on that. The people who get awesome service don't go around telling all their friends that the service is awesome, but entitlement scum will always tell their friends, their friend's neighbours, and their friend's neighbours' dog that they weren't satisfied with service, just because the cs people won't bend over and kiss their rear end. And most of that is their own fault. Customer service is hell already, and as a customer you are not given a 'right' to make that job any worse. You have the means, but by no stretch do you have a right. And we all know that just because you can do something, doesn't mean you should. It's like people who walk into a computer store complaining that their wireless mouse is 'broken', and act like you've eaten their firstborn with ketchup when you ask if they changed the battery. Or the ones who demand that someone replace their whole computer system because they downloaded a virus. Yeah, you paid for something. That doesn't mean the company is now your slave. And it's your responsibility to take care of whatever it is you buy. In this case, it's people paying to use their accounts on member servers. Jagex does reserve the right to punish rule-breakers, freeplay or no. It's your responsibility as account holders to take care of your accounts, because if you do something stupid, they will revoke them or punish you.

I've done it. I died sometime after the quest and lost my first shield (only one I had at the time), and got a new one with no problems. :D

I actually went p2p because of all those darn updates. I ran out of quests, so I forked over my monies just for more of those. And then I was raising all those other skills just so I could do more and more quests. :P And what did I encounter not 5 minutes after my first login on a members' server? A level 3 asking me for free stuff. I was wearing full mith. And my combat level was a mere 52. Why I was suddenly a target for begging, I'll never know... And now I've got some guy following me around giving me a bazillion raw sharks at random intervals just because I helped him finish a couple of quests. Odd. *scratches head*