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The Observer

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  1. No guarantee it won't happen again in the future. Replaced my placemark.
  2. When people say 'derp' in response to someone else. inb4derp
  3. You can probably alch, but it depends on the bosses you're fighting. ie. You require less initial inventory space for Bandos than for Armadyl, so you can probably risk 2-3 spots for alching.
  4. The Observer replied to Tribit0's topic in Help and Advice
    Use chaos tunnels with melee and a beast of burden to bank the ashes. It'll significantly slow down your task, however. Reason why I'm suggesting CT over Taverley is because of the amount of bots. (If you have 70 Dungeoneering, you can use the resource dungeon.)
  5. Well I meant more widely used boss monsters like Bandos. I have to admit, you can probably use a rapier for Saradomin. It's not like it matters because he said he wasn't going bosshunting anyway, so rapier works. So his question was answered and this is a little irrelevant really. My bad for adding it in.
  6. Farewell to you.
  7. It's calculated from your base level, not your boosted level, so boosting your level won't have an effect on the amount of experience gained.
  8. Looks like it's just me this morning.
  9. Good luck recruiting. :thumbup:
  10. No. The longsword has a higher attack bonus and strength bonus. It has a primarily slash attack as well. Both of these characteristics make it a good weapon to use against boss monsters. The rapier has a strong stab bonus, and the primary method of using it is stabbing. Most bosses have a good stab defence. Most slayer monsters do not. Even though it has a weaker attack bonus, the attack speed far surpasses that of the longsword. This enables you to get in more hits within the same time frame of using the longsword in addition to exploiting that weakness to stab defence. This is a similar reason to why people picked whips over Godswords, although without the stab option.
  11. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZUPCB9533Y
  12. Should experiment between the lower leveled Slayer Masters to see what you can handle, such as the one in Canifis. If you can, then I would suggest buying a black mask because those type of bonuses tend to help a lot more at lower levels.
  13. Probably another frisbee playdate.
  14. Confession: I've always thought that Ginger_Warrior was female for some reason. :mellow:
  15. Nothing strange about this post. Especially if you highlight your mouse over it.
  16. :twss:
  17. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrdpG6KYgaI
  18. [hide][/hide] Liked every song on the album, so thought I'd buy it. First album I bought in a long, long time instead of just individual songs.
  19. Nice work. Looking forward to seeing future wars from you guys. Perhaps they might grow to be a little bit larger. :thumbup:
  20. If you want to go on Skype, I can go on right now and you can hear my amazing Canadian accent.
  21. It depends on what you will be using it against. For example, metal dragons tend to have a higher defence, so a rune crossbow with bolts would be more effective.
  22. Rapier would be better. Longsword is more for bosshunting because it's more effective against higher defence.
  23. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRaLpHoZA8E

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