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Ocelotbren

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Everything posted by Ocelotbren

  1. Yeah, that's true; a lot of people just want the items as opposed to help with something, but if you have a friend or meet a nice newbie, they'll appreciate you spending your time helping them.
  2. so the next time someone asks you for something, hand them a chisel/hammer/pick/axe, or whatever it may be to make the item (except if they want money). see how they react, and if they'll truely appreciate it. THANK YOU! Whenever I try this I usually get a 'noob' or 'I'm reporting you'... I definitely agree with you though. And being nice doesn't necessarily mean giving items; taking the time to help someone with a quest or showing them how to do something always makes people happy. :)
  3. If not that, then maybe just in the building.
  4. Training combat on ice warriors (F2P). I'm working on attack right now, but I just ran out of food, so I'm going to Karamja now...
  5. hasnt anybody eard of logging off by closing the window? jus press the x at the top right corner of the screen Does this not leave you logged in until it logs your account out automatically? Because when I get lag and have to close the window and open the internet again, sometimes I'm still logged in when I get back.
  6. My younger brother found it on Miniclip and told me about it. At first (as always) I didn't think it'd turn out to be much, but I tried it. It's been eight months, and I'm not sure whether or not I'm happy I found out about it. :P Just think of all the hours that could have been spent doing something productive.
  7. I do the same thing a lot, but I'm too worried about getting a random event and dieing to not check back a lot. Although I'm usually training when I do this, meaning I wouldn't logout anyway. But yes, it gets annoying.
  8. That's true, except it would save you if you were attacked later on; like say you got a shade ten minutes after you left. With this setup, you'd already be logged out.
  9. I find it annoying, even if it is helpful. I don't leave my account logged in if I'm leaving the computer for more than something like grabbing something or getting a drink or whatever. Seeing as I wouldn't leave if I had ten hitpoints left or was following someone, I don't think a lot could happen in the fifteen or less seconds I'm gone. I don't forget to logout, so I don't have that problem either. I think I'd prefer if the length of time was longer, more for fishing, mining, woodcutting, etc. purposes, but then if something did happen while I was gone, I'd want the time to be shorter. Either way, I find it kind of annoying, but it's not a huge hassle to me.

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