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I decided to combine the avvys I'd been using for texture practice into a new sig. Rate if you must but more importantly, please C/C.

hehehe, Imhomer like :thumbsup:. I'd heard about this being stolen but I didn't really think they'd be recovered. I heard that in May the fined a few people around $122 million for the theft. I'm glad they recovered it.

This video is just awesome to a complete nerd like me. It's a google video so it won't direct you to click wars or anything like that and it is safe. google.com/videoplay?docid=9054789720528181756&q=legend+of+zelda+piano+video :thumbsup: :XD: So AWESOME! EDIT: I assume that since it says inappropriate link theres some rule about posting links (even to google?). Anyways, just copy and paste this into the google video search box.

Got any questions about propane? Or propane accessories? :twisted:

More than 1 execution per day? Maybe a line of gallows, like 10-20. Every Day :twisted: .

Not that easy without messing up the text but I'll try.

Ok, now your arguement makes sense. Yes, more people merchanting means lower prices if you sell to a merchant. If you don't go through a middleman you should get roughly the same prices, that's why there's a variation on available prices for items.

Yes, it's supposed to be in rants. On topic: You're complaining that prices have gone down because of merchants. With the basic economics of supply and demand, the only way for prices to drop is for supply to go up or demand go down. Merchants do nothing to increase or decrease the supply and demand so therefore, they aren't at fault for the drops in prices (besides merchants are ususally blamed for increasing not decreasing prices). The reason why prices have dropped is this. Most people who play this game are teenagers and have been off of school for the past few months. The resulting influx of players has created many more producers of items than consumers which are almost constant. Because of all the new players, the runescape economy is shaped like a pyramid with the consumers on the upper end and producers on the bottom end. @ old players @@ @@@ merchants @@@@ @@@@@ @@@@@@ new players (Yes I know it's a triangle) The pyramid above shows a basic example of the runescape economy. Newer players are usually the producers and there are a lot more of them than the older, more experienced consumers. For example, let's say that the ratio of producers to consumers is 3:1. Coal is 200 each at this ration which holds steady for most of the year. During the summer, there is an influx of new players and macros resulting in a ratio of 6:1. Because there re now twice as many producers for each consumer, the price drops. Merchants are in the middle of the pyramid because they connect the producers and consumers and are primary consumers for the producer's goods. The same principal applies as to the top level consumers, price is only constant if the ratio of producers to consumers is. Merchants then sell the good they bought from the multitude of producers to the secondary consumers. Because the ratio of merchants to 2nd level consumers is smaller, the price merchants get for items is iherently larger. I'm really running outta stuff to say so I'm just going to close by stating a simple arguement. You complain that merchants are lowering prices on purpose. Now, if you were a merchant, would you want a higher or a lowe price when you sell?

I love 'em both except for the scanlines.

Sorry, I don't quite know what you want me to fix. Is the file too big or the dimensions too big? EDIT: I'll see if this works I think I got it to work, use this code: http://img366.imageshack.us/img366/7932 ... ap5ix1.png I think you copied the wrong URL; always copy the url that's the "Direct Link to Image"

New avvy. Tornado time :twisted:.

The first one needs dithering to smooth the colors but the color choice and shading is great if it's your first try. I'm going to focus more on the second one because there's more stuff going on there. The moon looks wierd because it's not really circular. It's also kinda cheezy to put the sun/moon in the corner of your picture. Move it out so that it's off center and shrink it so that we see the whole moon, not just a quarter of it. Also shade the sky just like you did for the sun in the other avatar. The stars are oblong in many cases and all one color. Try mixing it up a bit and using different colors for the stars. If you look at the sky there are stars that are more orange or blue than others (unless they're planets :wink:). The water is good as is the foam at the bottom of the waterfall but the orientation of the waterfall is wrong. The water "falls" at a diagonal to where the rest of the picture suggests gravity should pull it. Try straightening out the water fall. Finally, the colors at night are more muted than the ones during the day. Don't be afraid to choose off palette colors with more grey in them as it will make the picture look smoother, less cartoony, and soften the picture to the eyes because there's less contrast.

Well I don't know of the guide but I find the way to increase your chances of a random is to act as much like a macro as possible :wink:. That is, to do something in almost the same way and same place for a long time. This includes smelting, burying bones, mining, fishing, and woodcutting.

Mining rune ores FTW! it takes a decent combat level but if you're dedicated you can get 85 mining in a month starting at level 1.

I'm not sure but I believe you can set curse to auto-cast and curse scorpions in al-kharid mine.

It doesn't matter what kind of monster you kill is because HP is universal, it just matters how much HP you need to hit to get your desired levels. BTW I calculated at least a rough estimate for you in my previous post. :thumbsup:

You get experience in HP from each damage you hit on an enemy. 1 hit=1 exp. I'd suggest you go to the fighting calc, find all the monsters you need to kill to get to your desired levels, find their hp, and then add it all up. The total of the hp of all the monsters you've killed should be your total HP experience unless you use a magic lamp or something. EDIT: I tried to calculate what the exact number is but I ran into a roadblock. You get exp in magic whether you do damage or not but for some spells you get more exp if you do damage. For this case, I will assume you train mage by not doing damage which should give you at least a minimum hp. By my calculations you'll have 315,378 HP experience by the end of it, enough to be between level 60 and 61 HP.

Added a new avvy. Supposed to be a sunrise over another planet/moon/asteroid/hemorrhoid :oops:.

Looks like a googled image with text to me. Edit: And you saved it as a JPEG, ARRRRRRRGH my eyes!!! :wall: Try saving it as a PNG. If it's too big JPEG is ok I guess (I don't know how ot lower quality) but never, ever save as a GIF.

Mithril is a common word dating back the the Middle Ages.

Nice style. What do you use, flash?

I don't know any of this in particular but I think I can point you in the right direction. In the Tip.IT bestiary there's a search box. It doesn't only search for monster names but also their drops. So if, for example, you type rune plate into the box and click search, it will bring up all monsters that have the wrods rune plate in their entry.

Al-kharid mine, the three iron rocks arranged like this: .......@ .....@ .......@ Mine three iron, then drop the three you just mined.

Rune essence can only be used to make the free runes (air through body). Pure ess is used to make all members runes.

Dude drop it now, gudges won't get anywhere. Cad gave you an opinion you asked for and you're holding against them.