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I fail at counting, badly 2*2*6967 = 27868

I believe the anchors are scaled to your crew quality, hence why voyages only scale up to 4 when you are, or close to maxed crew

No greens here. Blaze

The site owner is an Italian, hence the .it, or so I am to believe. I am almost certain that tip was indeed on an italian server, and they simply kept the .it tag to keep the site address the same. BTW, I have no warning points.

Maybe he is into the whole dream talk/pillow talk thing?

Double confirm that. The masks were never removed from SoF after their release, but they made their appearance on SoF a lot rarer. The new and old masks are on the sof until monday at an increase rate (IE you can pretty much see a couple every spin), after that you may only see one mask at every other spin. I see abyssal mask at about maybe 1 every 10 spins,

Obtain less than 1% experience of a dungeon on complexity 6

More like efficiencists are really black and white, since there is usually a 'most efficient' way to do something and won't consider the alternatives because it is 'less efficient', but sometimes do forget a few other human factors too.

I'd love to see extra hidden weapons unlocked by elite too, perhaps... Chaotic Wands/Orbs, Melee and ranged versions of Arcane Stream, etc.

An obvious choice would be cutting maples in the Daemonheim resource dungeon. Kill a DG boss in floors 40 or higher on complexity 6 without using or making any potions or prayers. Wield a chaotic weapon on the grounds of Daemonheim, if the choice is claws, it must be dual claws. Achieve level 5 in all Ring of Kingship boosts. Perform the Dungeoneering cape emote in front of Thok (possibly elite). Attack a demon flash mob located in the wilderness near the Daemonheim pennisula. (Actually, come to think of it, there is suprisingly few things to do in Daemonheim, that place is almost dead rock if you remove DG). Reward: Boost to tokens awarded after each dungeon. Easy: 2%, Medium: 5%, Hard: 10%, Elite: 15%. Chaotic Weapons/shields now degrade slower. Various boosts to existing DG rewards.

Banned for re-using the same ban bait for the umpteenth time ~Tim "It's getting old... REALLY old..." ChenW2

Banned for failing to say "why"... :shame: Banned why

Banned

Banned because you are supposed to be called "digital video disc", not the fancy name you made up ~Tim "Right...?" ChenW2

I would have thought dead on arrival was more common

Nope, Stay off it, it's like a dangerously addictive drug. Put it this way, the only games I had on steam since two years ago were HL2, Episode 1 and 2, TF, and L4D, and I Created the account since Orange box days. Two years later, I have over 70 games on Steam, a good number of which I have yet to touch. It could just be me with some self control issues though...

Let's assume I train WC for 12 hours. In that time, I would have used 3 superiors, or 4 normals. Also assume that on average, a cost of a superior is 2x normals (combat ones are worth on average roughly twice as much as skilling ones) So the cost becomes 30 ancient bones vs 20 ancients bones (the former making 3 superiors, the latter making 2 tradeables, and use the money to buy 4 tradeable tree shaking). The question then becomes, does 12 hours of woodcutting without any scrimshaw yield enough nests that on average would cover the cost of 10 ancient bones? (The difference between sup and normal is 100% nests per hour).

Good Luck

For the skilling ones, I have no idea by how much, or if there is even any improvement of untradeables over tradeables. If it is indeed better, I expect no better than "marginally" better

Or, you could simply make the combat ones and buy the skilling ones, you usually can get it for 1 for 2 roughly. You don't even need a steady income. Last I have heard, Scrimshaw of Magic was a big seller, not sure about now. RSoF has a thread on the latest pop prices though.

Banned because I had no f'ing idea what you are on about... ~Tim "mfw...?" ChenW2

But unfortunately non of the skill related scrimshaws are actually worth anything close to the combat ones (AFAIK, unless the Tree splitting and Rock Smashing ones work better than I think they do).

Played Witcher 1, sometimes it was seriously tough trying to choose which side (good/bad wasn't immediately apparent, and in fact a lot of the time there wasn't any good/bad side to begin with).

^ sounds remarkably like me, except, skip the conch part if I already have its original (in case of DLC), its prequel (in case of stuff like BL2, etc), or in very rare cases, its sequel (as in case of Company of Heroes).

Banned for failing miserably at the subject changer... ~Tim "Or was that spectacularly succeeding...? ChenW2