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Thats one thing i loved about half life games, adds atmosphere. I hate whoever designed most console FPS's to default to inverted Y axis, no explination needed.

Am i the only person who remembers the guys thread a few weeks ago where he had a few pics of skillcapes he made and dragon items, linking would sure be good.

Wasn't there a thread like this a little while ago, where a guy made various items like skillcapes and these in a program?

I want to add the burnout games to my list As they've progressed theyve become less about skill of racing and more about crashing around corners smashing other cars to bits. The first one and partly the second took skill to race well avoid hitting masses of traffic, but the newer ones don't seem to be as much avoiding the crashes as getting into them.

Above two posters were nice and rude there, don't worry some of us have manners. But yes this topic has been made and discussed numerous times, if you use the search button you'l be bound to find one or two.

1: Actually take the time to listen to peoples requests 2: Stick up for the loew levels. I saw a level 65 fire bolting metal drags the other day, perfectly harmless, doing as everybody else, then two 100-110 players came along and were just plain rude to her, me being 120+ stuck up for her. If i hadn't been there it would have continued the cycle of high levels rude to newbs, newbs growing up to be rude to other newbs etc.

Best profit atm is 10 on flax and 5 on coal/fish

I think there really should be a system where if you've played for so long without any offences, you should have a special appeal or more appeal chances, or even half the black marks.

Thats pretty crappy, an offenceless 5 years then tons of minor ones adding up to a ban is just rediculus :wall:

You can still make plenty of money while getting lumberjack though, i made a good 700k+ while getting mine.

Are you going for lumberjack or just general rewards of the minigame?

Would be great to re-go there again, but jagex would have to word the conversations well, they wouldn't be able to have you say 'ahh i remember this place' and remniss as in the future newer players would never have been there.

I sold you 6k a few days ago too : Got an offer in the g.e for 100k, i'll sell you them when they come through.

what do they look like now?

When full drag had red d'hide legs

I used to like farming, but i went a bit intense on it with all the seeds i'd collected from MTK and burn't out , haven't been back to farming for a month or so, but i'll get back around to it sometime.

BH is just the old wilde but condensed into 1/4 of the size, and instead of the wilde levels, its split into 3 craters from level 3-55, 56-100 and 100-138 (i think)

Definately

Very nice placce to wc, and if it does ever get crowded theres tons of wllows there.

viewtopic.php?f=113&t=749184 What i presonally used to get 69 smithing.

You're going to condemn a game that had more enemies, more boss fights, and FAR more levels than both previous games combined just because of a freakin respawn issue? I don't even understand what's making such a bad impression anyways? You fight on waves of enemies in the first two games and once again you fight waves of enemies. Both times enemies would spawn out of nowhere so I really have no idea what the big deal is - especially if this so called "problem" ruined the game. Now I agree, First Encounter and Second Encounter were better and serious sam 2 didn't feel quite the same but it had some aspects that the two previous games didn't (like that god-awesome level were everything is giant!) The reason the respawning killed the game for me is that it interupted and re-set the fun. On the first outing's when you died, it would just stand you back up where you fell, so you could carry on killing armies of freaky and funny creatures running at you, it was great and hectic fun where worrying about your hp wasn't an issue, it was just kill kill kill, fun fun fun. But on the second, when you died it would re-set you to the begining of the level or section, which on hard sections just meant replaying the same part 10 times, which is something i hate in games, it ruined all of the fun of just killing thousands of enemies in a level in one go without worrying about the conciquences, and made the game so frustrating for me i never even completed it, i got 2/3 of the way through and ended up watching the ending on youtube #-o .

Its obvious sometimes when a sequal is just jumping on the 'bandwargon' of a successful first game and is just there for the money, but in your opinion which games have made the biggest mess of a game which had so much promise in its first outing? I have a few: Halo 2+3: Probably a bit controvercial but i never thought the second and third were as fun as the first, they just seemed a bit boring compared to the first for me. Serious sam 2: I've mentioned it once, i'll mention it again, messing up the respawning system absolutely ruined the fun of the game and made it more frantically frustrating than frantically fun. Age of empires 3: How to turn a genre-defining game into a bucket of s***. The only thing it had going for it were the graphics which still werent great, i leant the game to a friend and after a week he said if i wanted it back and i told him he could keep it, even after it cost me about £34

Auto use finishing weapons like rock hammer and bags of salt

[/hide] Would you please explain to me what part of runescape isn't a grindfest? The ENTIRE game is "point and click" even at higher levels and on members servers. Thevarious team and single player based minigames, quests, various boss monsters, i think that covers at least 1/3 of runescape if not more.

Imah fierin' mah lazer! White battle robe hood? I have a green one, whatever happened to the purple ones?