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I find it acceptable that people with 90+ in a skill have access to something moderately profitable for it although when i think about it, having that be the point where things are moderately profitable sounds kind of ridiculous without the context of runescape

it's funny, because even in her dialogue we see hints that it's not just any normal elf

he can only be summoned once, so cherish the time you have with his unending stream of terrible one liners

I didn't have the shard equipped when I got that title. I think it's just finicky and may take a few tries. The thing I noticed from the memoriam crystals was

the blurb about time travel being there before the player doing the quest isn't an issue, since the letter that robert the strong leaves the player also seems to heavily indicate that you have already done something about the dragonkin that you haven't done yet, which he then uses as a basis to write the letter and create the collar in order to set the entire cycle of events in motion for your discovery of that information and then the subsequent events which lead him to write the letter yes, you read that right oh, and the quest i was talking about was meeting history, my bad

clarification for the dark elf title: in order to attack seren, you have to both have the cape AND the shard equipped before the option turns up, and you have to use the shard on her beforehand. silly and complicated but yeah.

about one of seren's memories

I just think it's funny that almost all of Gielinor has been designed to be difficult to use for various reasons, and then here's this city which has sensibly designed paths, access points for different things, and resources distributed in an even handed manner, and the only thing wrong with it is the massive screen blocking trees

voice gives extra thieving exp "i like the voice. it tells me to steeeeaal" not immediately obvious, but talking to the arposandra gnome next to the spirit tree will grant you the ability to grow the third spirit tree you need to finish the requirement

it mostly depends on the lighting

seeing as this is runescape, i could easily believe that sliske had to use the dragonkin like a divining rod though, while fumbling with the staff of armadyl like a sextant

"your ship must clear a one nautical mile gap. spices are somehow involved"

i have the stats and yet i am also incompetent, so you're clearly not screwing up hard enough

there is no option to pick all of those foods

So far, Agility, Divination, and I Don't Play Ports are the three skills winning the poll.

Right, Guthix was super active as a new god, but as he saw what happened afterwards, he stuck all of his crap into hiding and shattered the sword before going into hibernation. Given the crazy amount of power he accumulated over the years, this situation isn't that implausible.

you can also sell a 100 stack of vis wax for like, 500k

nah, key change was their legs getting longer they need to adjust the machine to only attempt a new combination when you hit a separate switch, instead of just automatically burning an attempt when you swap out runes and leave the slots full

so, where are people gonna post the first two runes

More like "if you cant get the requirements to enter our amazing crystal city using the crystal amulets shards, balthazars bonanza failed attempt lamps, bonus xp weekend before the end of the year then youll earn the 'outcast' title." my self imposed challenge to obtain all 99s through osmosis is coming to fruition

good timing too, the herb market has been spinning in circles lately

most of runescape's success was being a free online game with a smattering of depth in a time where those weren't common hell, people played NEOPETS and GAIA ONLINE ("played" being used loosely here)

might as well vote for div so we can devalue everybody's exp faster

might as well plant it at frosts

jagex makes a mistake it's the user's fault they could have easily prevented it by not playing the game they were just asking for it it's impossible to fix now and we should never think about it again because that's how computer code works