aquariusman

We have an Albert Einstein here!!!! 1337

Is that 1000 questions you have to answer at one time or 1000 possible answers to the questions. I actually think they should have a question for every day, that way there is no way a macro could solve it, unless the programmer is VERY good and can somehow create advanced AI on the auto, in which case Runescape is !@#$%^ because the IQ of the average 'Scaper would probably be within 10 points of what these autos could have (I have no experience whatsoever in programming, so dont flame about my lack of knowledge, just point it out and correct me)

Awesome guide, even inspired me to get some more cash and get those 5 levels to 55. One thing I was just wondering was if it would be possible to include times, maybe even compare to self-sufficiency (Doing it yourself). I used self-sufficiency until 50, and believe me, it was not worth it, aside from the fact that all of it was free for me; I used about 25k worth of my friends ess :XD: , and just gave him enough airs to make up for double the cost. There is a fine line between passing time and udder boredom. I had passed that line by a couple hundred miles.

Colour-bots: random colour inversion? But only if you dont talk, which is not announced, but atound 5-10 minutes.

Have trades appear in the section of the screen where split-chat appears. Multiple trades requests from the same player are not shown, only one. Trade requests can only take up 3-4 lines of the split-chat text area so that you can always see atleast 1-2 lines of pm's. This only happens if you have the option to do so set, which it is by default.

3. Sending a bid to a player? Isn't that alot like sending a trade request? I was thinking of the exact same process that is in selling an item for buying an item. You create an auction at a bank, which can be seen in the bank. You enter the auction in the same process, maybe even right-clicking the auction in the list. When the list pops up, you enter the amount of items you want to sell and the minimum price you want for all, or set how much you want per item, so that if the player wants less items than the amount you offer, you sell that amount for the price per item you specify. This will allow for players who need large amounts of items to buy them fast and at the price they want. The buyer will set limits to all of the parameters listed (amount, total price/price per item). 4. So if you can bid for individual items, can youonly bid for individual items? I really just need one answer, number three is more a comment.

Instead of just dropping your magic level a couple of steps, it should drop down to somewhere around the 50's. This makes ancients and lunar utterly useless (I believe) and gives modern only about half the spell book. The rate of your magic returning to normal doubles (Same effect as the Stat-Restore prayer). If you use the stat-restore paryer while your magic is still restoring, only your magic gets 4x regular restore rate.

1. Fakes 2. The report system already takes screenshots. This means that you already ahve sent a screenshot to jagex, and then you're trying to get others to report someone, even though the report system will reject the secondary-player reports since they doesn't provde any proof any proof up-front. Then even just to show some proof, customer services must go to a third-party forum, view proof which may actually be false, and then make their judgement. All in all, it provides a great hassle for the already meager customer support, making them way less efficient.

How exactly do you know if someone puts something up for auction? Word of mouth? Or is there some list of things currently up for auction at the bank? Maybe also allow players to request for something up for auction, and instead of setting a minimum price, they set a maximum price and a limit to the item(s). Also, what about multiple-item bidding (Noted and stacked items considered one item)? Do you have to bid for all or can you bid for individual items? Alot of short ends IMO.

I was just wondering if anyone knew. I know it's a bit obscure. I'll find it sometime in the future, but only if someone else doesn't already know. I just need a vague time, nothing too specific. I really only need to know for a spread sheet im working on to show the most cost-effective F2p ways of trying to raise mage (Winning so far is Curse-failing, 29xp per 50gp spent). If anyone else would like to suggest something, be welcome to.

Also good if people that taxi annoy you. Just turn following off and you're good.

Maybe make special places in the usual crowds of merchants called "Markets" (Surrounding Varrock West bank, etc.). The same thing said; you put up an item, set a price, wait for it to be bought. You must stay in the market until the item is bought or else the item is automatically taken off the market. There are different stalls for different categories, each one covering an extractive process (Woodcutting; Fishing; Mining; Farming) and a manufacturing process (Fletching and Construction; Cooking; Smithing, Crafting and Runecrafting; Herblore; respectively). Then there would be the basic merchanting stalls: Treasure Trails, Rares. Hunting may or may not need it's own stall, I do not really know much about it. Another thing to add could be where you buy something. You set a maximum price you will buy for, a minimum and/or maximum amount, then anyone who puts something up that meets the requirements is automatically bought. You must have enough gp to buy the item in your inventory and enough space for the item, any item that can be noted is automatically noted. Once you buy/sell something on the market, it is not automatically accepted. You go into a trade window with the other person, with the trade window chat box suggested on these forums (Unfortunately I cannot remember creator's name, will edit in later). Both items/gp are already offered. Then it is just a regular trade from there. Even more things to add are tabs that swap between buying/selling markets (actualy it is essential), ability to organize market by player/item/price/etc. If you were to log out while in market, any item you had posted is automatically taken off. Seeing as the item is never actually taken from your inventory until you get to the trade window, there is next to no danger of losing your item through a minor glitch. This is more of a match-making service for buyers and sellers, much like the official forums but in-game, F2p, more organized and gets straight to the point. If this is stretching the idea way too much, tell me and I will make a new thread, but still credit ShadowClawe :

I quote him for that reason :

Counting up all those items, that can total around 100 spaces. all those items are considered essential, and a few at least semi-essential (Such as random event, trimmed and lesser-used resources). Exactly how many bank spaces do we have ATM anways?

:wall: Wish I thought of the edgeville route. Training mage was good except for making the minds #-o If you rc, not matter what route you take, settle in and prepare for some boredom. Browsing forums might be out of the question since you're going through wildy, good luck though.

My hopes for the future skill :thumbsup:

Are you talking about BASSARDS? What exactly is the point? Half a rune plate, whoop-dee-doo. The Barrows bassard (can't remember who's it was) is just there as a variance for a powerful armour.

Why would anyone, especially Jagex, want to support those which they have scorned their entire career/life. Macroers and Autoers have always been on the worst of the worst of the worst. Jagex ****ed up rune essence mining because of them. They ****ed up woodcutting yews on F2p because they ****ed up rune essence mining. Essentialy, if Jagex is even crazy enough to do this, just about every player will go crazy over. I certainly will. Do I want autoers to have worlds all to themselves? **** no! Does Jagex even want autoers to even exist? **** no! Unless you're implying that Jagex be sneaky, do this for a couple of months to build up a good data base on the autoers/macroers, then turn around and have a super-massive ban, then this is the second worst solution to solving the autoer problem. Autoers and macroers will still go on the actual player worlds, just because they can. On the list of solutions, this comes just above deleting Runescape and below the rune essence, which is about #3845677 on the list of solutions.

No requirement for yews should be lower than 75. Its a guild, you should have a high level in that skill, not something that you can get in a week. the members section I agree with the level 90. And the eastern section could use a few tweaks (maybe one or two yews for anyone under level 75 wc) but other than that, I like samari81's guild layout.

Maybe Ive been a bit ignorant, but before I had taken a break (I am only recently beginning to play again, which may be the problem with my post), Battle axes were quite in use, same with Two-handers. Long swords were somewhat used. Anyways, theres still quite a few people using them (try 30% of millions, that's about 300 thousand- 1 million, still quite a bit) Also, what about this 'diversity' your post title talks about? I was hoping you would simply suggest a graphical change so you can distinguish a rune plate from an iron plate But what you're suggesting has nothing to do with diversity, just updating these lesser-used weapons. They're lesser used for a reason. That reason is that something else is better, not that they are under-powered. And making scimmies use 3 bars would jack the price of a rune scimmy from 28-32k up to 45k. I don't know about you, but I liked having to pay less for something that is les important (I would rather have a shield or plate legs than a weapon-you can always hit someone with a shield).

Maybe make one of those tree patches a spirit tree? Just so that there's a teleport there for members. Also, for the shop, I would only put logs up to maple. Yews and Mage logs, unless severely jacked up in price (Mage log 1500 min price, but sell price is same as general store, Yew the same but with a 500 min).

So what exactly happens to famous players (ignoring zuomimiez suggestion) who stop playing or tragically die. They're account remain inactive. Then in five years' time the account gets deleted, name opens up. Some player who for some reason or another discovers this. They right away create a new account with that player's name. Then they can go around and everyone that recognizes them as the famous player (If they were that famous to last five years) go "Omg, _______! I thought you ****ing died!". I do however in a way support this (However not pledging support) because as an idiot, I got hacked and lost my favourite account, Yofreddie (If anyone sees him/her, please flame to heart's content) to the old "Jagex blocks your pass, look!********!". That however is an extremely weak arguement since I lost my account to a simple and obvious scam that I could ahve easily prevented. In other words, this is a general bad idea.

Engineering is just a bunch of possible add-ons to fletching, smithing and construction. The cape might be a good idea, but you should automatically be able get one if you have 1 billion of anything in your bank, and it costs 3 mil to get. Trimmed Barrows could be convincing, but stat raises of only +5 for all defence for each advance and god trimmed gives you +10. Also, each advance should only add +5 hours of usage, but more expensive to fix. The fully-upgraded set should not have a special attack, just a boosted set effect. Add photos to prove you can make them look really good.

My two cents: -You call battle-axes, 2H swords and long swords 'hardly ever used'? How long is it that you have been F2p? although long sword is less-used, those three weapons, along with scimmies, are the major weapons for F2p! -Scimmy uses 3 bars? How could a scimmy, which is lighter than a 2H, is smaller than a 2H possibly use as much material as a 2H? Think about that.

100 Fm=lighting trees/self on fire :XD: No use, but I would love to see a bunch of people running around on fire :thumbsup: