bman444

Just a few :P

Triquos has a white magic staff, purchased from the white knights. Peronix has a pharoah's sceptre from the mini-game, Pyramind Plunder. Thanks brother.

BMAN FTW! By the way, can someone tell me what those staves are? Like triquox and Peronix.

The day RS2 came out. I logged on at school and transferred my items back to RSC within the hour. Then 8/3/05. When Runescape Classic died. F2P closed.

I side with you 110%. I pulled off 225-235 (forgot the actual #) dry runs. When the streak was over I got dharock's legs. I haven't done barrows in a while...that's tempting.

Mine still works on classic.

My forum name is my RSN.

Thank you for those updates. I'll be sure to get reading!

I think this makes it the...8th time starting this game again since it's been released. Stuff happens. I quit about 10 months ago. I'm back. As you can see, I quit at "1337", and damn construction made it 1338. I feel this is enough to make me have to play again to get to like 2000 or something. Point is I have time to blow in the evenings again. So. Client suggestions? Or are we not allowed to discuss any, in which case I have and always have used firefox to play. You can see my stats. I don't want to pk or stake. I just want NPC interaction. Because of that, I think I'll continue farming/slayer. Cool? Link me to some guides for either of the two. If you have any suggestions that you feel would fit my needs, feel free to state them. How's construction? Fun? Look forward to random encounters with ya'll in game.

Maging zombies.

Go kill 10-15 fire giants, then high alch an item. I guarantee a mysterious old man.

Has anyone here passed the A+ exam yet? I'm taking it on September 17th and October 1st (hardware first, then software). I'm just lookin' for some studyin' tips.

Satellite internet is great IF you're in an area where cable can't reach. You'll get exceptionally faster speeds on satellite than you will with dial-up. The ONLY problem with satelite, ping wise and signal strength wise, is natural occurances. A thunderstorm can degrade the signal, and of course, the signal has to go through the atmosphere. Any natural situations, mainly clouds, going either from you to the satelite or the satellite to the ISP location, can degrade the signal. That's just me rambling about the ups and downs of satellite. Ping wise...I found this on a google search. "High ping times (1000 ms or more) are normal for satellite connections." Give it a try, if that's the only high-speed service available to you. If you can get either DSL or cable, though, go for one of those.

Just go to sleep for 15 hours...