strilmus

How does somebody be anal over voice acting for a character that sounds like Cobra Commander? Anyway I hope there is no energon mining for 4 hours straight On the other end of the spectrum I hope it's not a bunch of minigames strung together wtih a chat room and called a free to play clone wars mmo I mean transformers mmo what did I say?

Yeah, like that zaryte bow wait

The way I see it, each piece of armor consists of that hunk of metal you started with shaped into a sort of mount that's been specially designed so that when you make contact with it, it projects the energy stored in it outwards in the form that the mount was designed for, weaving a frame from intertwining strands. The metal is not as much the material that serves to shield you as it is the energy projection. That would be why parts are transparent here and there. It's probably really bad at blocking physical things because it's just pure energy that was taken from the different aspects of your mind. I hope you're wearing some warm underclothes! (I don't think it was meant to serve as an armor in the normal sense, but because they're taking so long to finish the series, the actual use hasn't surfaced yet.) Did anybody else chuckle when they got to the part in the story when the apprentice realized that being a robot could be awesome?

Looks like this update :shades: jumped the shark I'm over missing out opportunities to make money, though just gonna enjoy myself

Fun fact: the fishing urn description says that it fills itself up with guppies. I'm not even sure how that works. The shade temple is actually one of the more affordable ways to earn crafting and prayer exp for lower levels, while sacred oil itself can be sold off for a heavy profit. If you're averse to teleportation, the ardy bank's pretty close to the pottery oven.

Just because it works and people endorse it doesn't make it legitimate, it just means that there's a lot of dumb people out there, and everybody else has no issue with exploiting them, to the extend that they're willing to exploit the laws and economics (and willingness of those people to do harmful things for money) of other countries to make it possible. I endorse it too, but with the full understanding that we're monsters because of it it is a disservice to yourself to try to pretend otherwise, like the banker who dresses in nice suits and pretends that he is more important than everybody else and then lays people off due to "financial difficulties" and having done such a great job cleaning that situation up, gives himself the equivalent raise

I guess there's a difference between getting people to buy stuff that you bought for the intent of tacking on a premium and doing nothing else whatsoever, and getting people to pay for something that they're not getting.

I'm sure that staking in such things as gladitorial battle, chess matches using actual people, and underground cat fights in which you might actually get your cat killed are all shining examples of things that Runescape is discouraging us against! Kind of like that really fun kid's game in which you help a pirate make contraband hooch.... Wait, that's still this game.

I am both amused and disgusted by automated street performers. I guess bots aren't above taking jobs from even the beggars. (Das I will never be baller as you)

I enjoy puzzles, but I don't enjoy slowly dying while I am trying to solve them!

Ironically, your walk out idea would not work if the amount of bots replaced the amount of legitimate players.

It appears that he has just not actually uploaded the pictures.

I could swear that the game's entire design was dedicated to protecting a bunch of idiot machines from dying.

Everybody either gives you [cabbage] about it or wants the drops (or sometimes both, hell if I know how their two bit brains work). Sometimes I wonder if there's any point in emptying out a bot spot when the legit folks would probably be botters themselves if they weren't too lazy to figure it out. The botters themselves are silly and call you desperate. Then again, watching somebody just tilt in the wind while they die is pretty funny anyway.

Bot hunting sure is tough what with all the mobs getting caught on things and the folks who try to interfere or make off with the goods, but it's all worth it just to watch a bot run around in a circle until he runs out of energy and has to walk in a circle instead. For about half an hour. It's like NASCAR! Y'know, except that when it eventually crashes, candy comes out.

Wait, Jagex has more than one award winning game?

You have to pretty much punch all of them, and then later while you're outside, you should walk slowly to let them follow you. When you're at the other end, you can move back and forth to adjust the position. If you're going solo, an orb of oculus can help you position at a distance.

A lot of dark bows are changing hands tonight.

Most of the worlds I am visiting seem to be more intent on saving the bots. I guess what they say about RS is true...

Getting some opposition from bot sympathizers. Too bad, almost killed a guy with a dark bow.

Just scored my first bot kill in a long time. Now to wait for the others to get snagged in the dragnet.

It's working! You just have to wait for one of them to mess up eventually. EDIT: Aw, he came back before he got deads. :I

They figure this way there's less duplicate accounts made overall.

At the same time, it'd suck if everybody stopped fishing, eh?

While I don't mind the usual mindless chicanery that has always been present, the increased activity involving stolen accounts through means unrelated to scamming kind of annoys me. Fact is now that there is more incentive to steal, the overall security risk has been increased, and no doubt you will not be recompensed for any losses for stolen accounts even if you haven't cheated.