darkblade986

Good... BTW, hope you don't mind me copying the link for that "Destroyer of worlds" pic in your sig... hilarious

Alright, so I'm considering going to trap red salamanders right now, and I don't have any bait for them, however I understand that isn't necessary. What is necessary however is that food be used when attacking with the salamanders. My question is, when you combine the 1 herb with the 15 swamp tar, does that make 15 herb tar or just 1?

Which Mod will Destory us first.. thread ftw? :twisted: Penguins are cool. I wish I was one! *Casually glances at Sig*

What are we? Ink-Blot psychologists...

Ok, so what I want to know is how you guys set up to do this stuff... What is your inventory setup, ect for maximum results... do you just keep your demon butler nearby and have him unnote stuff? Do you keep marrentil in notes, or is it worth it to do it without Incense burners?

You have to go down into the pit. Look near the tent down there.

Probably what you should do is get a hold of people who have Teak Larders and Teak Shelves in their house so you can get flour and all that good stuff for free there.

I can take credit for creating the topic that made that quote. Also, my personal favorite... *also points to sig*

Yeah, about the only way to read that is to either copy/paste or hit the quote button and read it, like I did. Temp ban is a little much. How about 1 warning, then the temp ban. Also, perhaps spoilers should be made like this... If you can read this, consider yourself lucky. You can identify the stuff in color as the spoiler, and the color makes it harder to read if it was a tad larger than normal.

Hmm... I'll have to remember that next time something like that comes out...

Wow this thread kinda slowed down... anyone else have comments?

I strongly disagree with this. The total amount of gp in RuneScape is definately not equal nor anywhere near equal to the total value of all items in the game, nor 'should' it be. And: This is a "bit" (understatement :P) overexagerated. Agreed... Perhaps a better estimate might be 1,000 per lob and 3,000 for natures, but even that is rather overstated.

You're thinking against human logic, which is to make lots of money. 90% of the population isn't gonna go against human logic when there's the chance for huge money. Essentially, people will try and get as many as they can, and there will be a few people who stockpile the item for a while. The price would eventually be very high, but not for a good long while.

Did you not read my "disclaimer" at the top? This was not a suggestion to make them tradable, this was me trying to stop all the people who want them to become tradable...

Irony Much? 126 videos?

As have I, with the obvious spoof of the Badger song...

Yes, but your argument is all but thrown out the door by the fact that everyone knows that they have the potential to be worth a fortune, so rather than 5M of the item being in existance, the number would probably end up at like 20M at least. At this point, not many people will sell hoping the price goes up and they can get a quick buck.

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NOTE: Before anyone flames this, this is not a request that new Holiday Items be tradable. On the contrary, this is an artical that I hope will stop all of these suggestions once and for all, despite the threads constantly being locked anyways. This is a theory I thought up a while back. Well, not necessarily a theory, but an idea that a small handful of people don't seem to understand. Here's what it is: New Tradable Holiday Items would have absolutely no market value for years, if they were released in the way the old ones were. This theory is based on the facts of human nature. What I mean, to quote another relevant phrase, is "Monkey See, Monkey Do." We all see that Party Hats and the other rare items have skyrocketed in price because they were released on one day only, and that day was years ago. Now people are asking for these items to be dropped again so that they can get them and sell them quickly too. Another analogy: On Christmas, have you ever had this 1 toy you really wanted above all the rest? Then come that fateful day, you look under the tree, unwrap your present and there the gift sits? I'm sure we all have. Flash forward from that day 2 weeks. The toy has become absolutely boring because you have done everything there possibly is with that toy. The toy now sits on the top shelf of your closet, destined to spend the rest of it's days dusty and unwanted. Back on topic, one major problem arises with a new Holiday Item that can be traded: Everyone will know about the potential for a huge price and everyone will do the EXACT SAME THING. Everyone will gather up hundreds of the new "rare" and the item will become unrare now. The item will have no value because everyone has them and everyone is trying to sell them. Now given, someone might get wise and try and buy them off quickly, but at least half of the potential sellers are probably gonna try and start the prices way up in the 10M range. The way Jagex is doing Holiday Events now is exactly how it should've been before: We have to do a mini-quest for the local NPC, and in return, we receive the one time item. We also have plenty of time to get these items so that everyone has an equal chance to get them, not those with the outrageous budgets in the billions. Jagex may not be stopping Holiday Items from being tradable for the reason I have just stated, but it is still good enough. Now then, please stop making all these threads, either on these forums, on Rune Hq, on the Official Forums, or anywhere, that you want to see a new Tradable Holiday Item, because it will not work out how you think.

I did that with a Hellcat before. Some guy asked me how do you get that cat? *Picks up cat* Me: What cat? Him: You had a cat out... Me: No I didn't... Me: *begins to walk away* Me: *drops cat when I'm almost out of site* Him: *comes running up* Him: I knew you had a cat! Me: *picks up cat* Me: You must be seeing things...

Obsidian Cape Zamorak God Cape That just threw that argument out the door. Either way, the Legend's Cape was a symbol of accomplishment, and Jagex probably intends to keep it that way for people who still feel it is.

There are no words to describe the amount of laughing I did after I read this. I too laughed an insane amount, and then I got to wondering... who was the lucky player that got a Party Hat for 100k? :-k The Brother: :shock: :wall: The Seller : :mrgreen: The Buyer: :thumbsup: :lol: 8-) Wow... I wish I was the buyer...

I think some people have already learned to do that with the fairy rings... Good thing Jagex didn't place one by the Kalphite Queen :ohnoes: :ohnoes: :ohnoes: :ohnoes: :ohnoes: :ohnoes: :ohnoes:

Guess Jagex started cracking down on that... EDIT: Then again, here's what I love... I just did a search for Runescape on YouTube, and here's what I got back... Results 1-20 of 22324 Note the "of..." number. 22,324 Runescape related videos. I think you just happened to be on the Dartboard right where the Dart of Jagex landed...

Highly doubted. I've heard of people playing on Opera. There isn't exactly a way to prevent people from playing on a browser you don't want without some kind of legal action being in there somewhere to change it. EDIT: http://www.java.com/en/download/index.jsp This link will take you to where you can download the Java Runtime Environment, which you'll need to play Runescape.