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Bots are not any less common since 2007, just more advanced. Now bots can hold conversations with you, take breaks, visit random areas,etc. It's even harder to distinguish some bots from normal players.

They show Runescript (in-house programming language) in parts of the video.

This. "Make your Runescape character offend friends, family, even the Evil Chicken with the new Jagex Fart Button!* Comes in sloppy, disgusting, smelly, and extremely loud! Buy YOURS today!" *Scent sold separately. Batteries not included. Jagex LTD does not take liability for any injuries that may occur during use of the Fart Button, including, but not limited to, burns from your mother's iron, scratches from younger sibling(s), and pencils thrown in the eye by classmates or teachers. The Jagex fart button will never overtake the fart app on the Ipod. Also: You forgot options for airy, wet, silent but violent, the whistler, beefy, egg-creme, flappy cheeks, and of course, the surprise brown zeppelin. Those will come in Fart Button batch 2 a few months later. Which will be delayed for another 8-43 months.

Add this to a new techincal/misc. section: -Debug option which shows fps/latency -adjustable hotkeys

My CA name is ballerplaya. I just started playing after a 2-3month break. Here is a short montage of some kills. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIAF1ffdvGU

Swiftkit is a Runescape TOOLKIT. A "client" is an application which request services from a server application. Swifkit is made in visual basic and Runescape is ran inside of an Internet Explorer web browser component hosted in the Swiftkit application.

I believe this is correct. If it's open source it can be modified and improved to be redistributed. :thumbup: Big thumbs up to Jagex for their move on this. :thumbup: As for the Administrator rights comments, I am thinking they meant that it does not require Administrative rights to run. To install, however, you will need the Administrator rights to do so. I'm thinking this one is only available for Windows as well. Unless someone would like to compile it for Linux and/or Mac OSX. It works with linux.

Here is what it looks like when you run it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_o1y_a1DI8 (Processing at time of post)

That is the source btw. I used peazip and had to extract it twice. It extracts to about 350MB. I will have a video up in 10 minutes or so showing how it loads up. The compiled version is only 9MB or so.

From the source: So we can redistribute? Wow, the source download is 40mb and the extracted source is over 300MB. Talk about good compression.

Holy [cabbage] its open sourced! I will test it after it is finished downloading.

Couldn't they implement some concepts from the quest system to the solo-dungeoneering? I sent in a suggestion which involves using non-tangible checkpoints to save progress in a solo dungoneering raid. This would work similar to quests. When you do one thing inside of a quest, a checkpoint is saved on your player profile and when you come back, you pick up from where you left off.

But kids in Africa --who use the money we donate for food to buy laptops and wifi-- can't afford GW,SC, or Oblivion. <<SARCASM Runescape is built for accessibility not performance. It shows in the way it performs. Why do you think people in India can play? Stellar Dawn will be the same way.

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What do you have fraps set to? It will cap your frame-rate at what you set in the options. I always keep mine at 60.

I like Kill Creek, though it seems a lot of people don't. An accurate sniper rifle is pretty essential though. Rushing the opposing team's spawn is also fun. Oh yeah I play Combat Arms quite a bit now. I'm an MSG1 so I'm starting to get up there... sort of. I have 3 permanent guns, an M416CQB, M4Super90, and an L96 Arctic Wolf. I only buy temporary guns for fun now. :thumbup: Its fun with the g36e. I have a few paths and I can get 6-9 kills per death before getting sniped. I might do some vidding after CA gets back up and running in an hour. I just got a new 21.5 inch monitor so I can take 1080p videos.

Yes, because not learning programming concepts and relying on a virtual machine to do the dirty work is a good idea.

You should do them, it's so much fun to do =D And thanks for the comment :mrgreen: I have some sheet music for some of the song. I might do some Fl Studio works on a couple of them.

If I had my Yamaha 6pc stage custom drumset, I would do some covers/remixes myself. Keep up the good work Albel/Haseo/seaoh

On my first account, I had over 40 various phats, 20 santas, 100 eggs, and several disks. That was before RS2 and they were worth 20k max. That account was key logged and permanently banned. I miss classic. It is a shame that more people don't play it.

I never said you were personally attacking them. I just said you were insulting them for overestimating and underestimating how hard it is to do things in RuneScape. You realise you're just insulting your own intelligence by dropping ridiculously obvious hints? Wait - your sarcasm failed so badly I didn't realise it was sarcasm until now. I read the thread on the 40 second delay, and if I'm not wrong almost no one confidently said it was because of transferring. Those who said "I think" and such don't count - they felt doubt in Jagex's claims. Those who actually confidently said so were plain ignoramuses, BUT compared to the overwhelming majority who occupy a grey area in between, they are few. I hardly see how they constitute a substantial group, which I think you're referring to when you say "people". Granted, Jagex does make ridiculous mistakes once in a while. I think we sometimes focus too much on them, and not on the positive side of things. You talk about Batch 2 of Dungeoneering, and that it should be implemented from the start. Look - 400 developers. They can be skilled, but how are they supposed to spot every single mistake in the update? It's impossible. It's much easier for the thousands of players to spot mistakes, and for Jagex to consolidate all the fixes for the minor updates and release them in one go. Also, there might be content they're unsure about. Keeping them back and observing the player's response, e.g. if they ask for that exact piece of content, then they'll release it. Of course, there will also be many other new pieces of content that they haven't thought about. As i said, it's impossible for a group of 400 developers, skilled or not to have the best ideas/solutions for every single thing. The hundreds of thousands of players will surely think of some amazing ideas that slipped the developers' minds. Around 100 are developers which work on fun orb, stellar dawn, runescape, and other games. The rest handle customer relations.

Did it come from a fountain machine, metal bottle, plastic bottle, aluminum can, or what? Each container effects the taste.

This is great for those who want to pay for membership and play classic. I would like to just play classic without paying $6.00.

The browser may only be using 30MB of memory, but what about java?

Yes. I had all of the requirements and previous work experience. I got my previous job at Best Buy though family so I didn't have an interview experience.