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Looks ok but I doubt I'll be taking part in any of those updates

Closed at the authors request.

Don't need defence pots for slayer at all, if you need hp soul split it back with proselyte or bandos with a soulwars cape you'll only use 5-8 prayer pots a task if you full-out turmoil

I feel although it has discussion rules you should report it to Jagex before letting it be widespread and people exploit it ;)

As this has very little discussion value *cough* none *cough*, I'm going to lock this :P

You could've switched it before collecting. ;) [/hide] That affects whats already collected? Yeah if you had it on 10 herbs and 5 logs for a month and the day before you switch it to 10 flax you'll get no herbs ;)

I agree, people hear black cat so automatically think black cat.

I find the cow sound effects fun - but I guess if I stayed here much longer I'd start going insane ;)

Locked - Please discuss the Halloween event update here. ;)

Is this non-synthesiser sound effect change to allow for voice-overs in the future?

The emotes quite nice, the brooch - blah there were better options in that poll :P

Should be short and enjoyable

But that's the best bit about clue rewards, you can message your friend saying I got a tan cavalier (knowing the black cavalier fetches around the 1M mark) And by the time you even get to the price-check screen you're already greeted with "lulz"!

You have to remember in this case it's an outdated quest from RuneScape Classic, they had no idea of the success they'd have or the number of players playing now. One amulet for one player I guess was ok back in 2001 but not now in 2010 now it's seen as a way around the Grand Exchange ;)

Wow, read what I JUST posted. How the hell would you even legitly know? The only people that could provide an overall statistic would be Jagex. & Them alone saying so & so DID IN FACT profit of such and such would make them look bad - How it did from the start before they provided that possible hoaxed info. I guarantee you some people made out quite nicely. How would I know that they had lots of them? Because I saw screenshots, various people saw them in game and confirmed that they had them, so yeah it did happen. I wasn't arguing with your point at all (which isn't much of one and makes no sense to be honest), I was pointing out to the person who said no one had thousands of them, they're wrong, some people did and I was providing an example of that. Several Jagex mods have said that the effect the climbing boot change had on the economy was microscopic, much less than all the money bought into the game each day, they've even said this to me in person from the mod who is responsible for managing the prices of the items in the GE. So yeah, people did profit off it, not many had thousands but still a lot of people profited off it. I had a few hundred in my bank just a few months before this and sold them off so I could have easily profited from it if I held on and I hadn't even PKed in ages. The reaction from the community had a much bigger effect on the economy than the actual change itself. Of course there are alternative legitimate sources, Mod Mark saying "only a few players have over 700 boots" but how far is he talking when he says over 700? I know of one persons who I can confirm made a few hundred million of the update, you don't go from rags to riches with a fake screenshot now do you ;) And I agree about it's players who dictate the economy, you look at January 2010 for example the mention of new 80 defence armours coming in 2010, bandos/armadyl crashed for what a week with people panic selling? although there was no proof of when it was to come; the balance/stats/resourcefulness of those armours, players over-react in given circumstances (this is elementary economics of course). I'm sure you'll agree (which is definitely going to get lots of disagrees) that this isn't going to effect hoarders one slight bit, they'll find another item to invest in. Surely Jagex should be looking for a more long-term than short-term solution and really needs to think of balance with future items that aren't useless and easy and everybody can get (mint cakes & amulet of accurays).

There's no reason why they'd do that. None at all. No reason that could benefit them other than a few merchants quitting because of a mistake they made. Jagex has said themselves they allow Merchanting but make sure you know what you're risking. Because some players invest in an item and it's not the players making the chance to the supplies it's jagex, climbing boots was the opposite a lower end item being bumped up in price, this is decreasing the value of the item so Jagex I feel should atleast give some consellation to those players (I don't have any). I do see the way that mint cakes were altered but you have to remember that those weren't obtainable from a quest reward, I'm not saying it will happen I'm saying from my view point it would be nice if they did, because it is not the players who originally made it one per person, unlike newer quest items.

they could of course just reimburse the people with amulets with pure cash of their value now then opt so you can buy them back at the new price everybody starting with 0, it will be interesting to see how this develops.. It's fairly common sense as it was a currency in RSC for a while before they reopened it to new players (flooding the market once more) seems to be a sluggishly made change, but balance is welcome.

I favourited that link simply because I have a wacom intous 3 that collects dust and I need to use it one day! I also find this inspirational if you need a little, where professionals showcase their pieces ;)

Apparently someone at Jagex has been playing too much Super Sribblenaughts and has started putting "Giant" in front of every item. Never had this happen to me before but seen it here a lot, just a glitch. Your answer is giant upside down hand, is that an option? pssst.. the cake I think they're trying to make the tests harder!

Looks awesome ;)

Yes it does

Grats

Barrister top, Guilty!

Agreed, I thought she would key and we would do an awesome Dung But i had to :angry: And she did stand by some Skill doors a few times and didnt open. :wall: Why do maxed players never open skill doors straight away? Makes me angry. Generalisiation? I think I do ;)

Why would it get removed from the game then? I thought Jagex encouraged emergent gameplay. A large percentage don't play the game, they're just game designers making a living ;)