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Yeah, autoplay sucks.

Hello again tr33hugger, Thank you for your submission, however I don't think equipting an Iban's staff is required to start regicide. As I recall, the messenger came around half an hour after I had completed Underground Pass, and I've never used my Iban's staff after completing the quest. Although it may have taken a tad longer for him to show up in your case, what exactly (aside from wielding it) makes you think it was your Iban's staff that made it appear? Did a character mention it in dialog, or did it do anything it wouldn't normally do? Thanks :)

Items you lose are determined by their alcing value, and the values of robin and ranger boots are very low (270 and 120 Gp). You lost them because the item(s) you kept have a higher alcing value.

Why should Jagex care, or be responsible for a player's failing to (for example) keep their computer safe, get scammed, or fail to take the proper preventative action? They provide information on how to do so, and even give F2p players more bank space for registering their email address with them. Again, why would Jagex have to refund anything? So, people should be randomly getting items back, based on luck, even though it is their own fault they've 'lost' them? It's very easy to change one's IP, stage dialog, and whatnot. Jagex doesn't monitor every player like this, and it would probably be insanely expensive to do so, especially if the sole purpose is to give the careless player free items once they've been stolen. Also, if Jagex has such a system, certain people would be encouraged to let that sort of thing happen to them to see if they could score some more free items. If they don't lose anything anyway, they'll never learn.. Seen plenty of "beggars" in-game that "got hacked" or "scammed" and wanted stuff from me, because apparently I, as a wealthy player, am responsible for that? Should show them some "compassion" too? :? So, if you were to get scammed, I should just give you a few hundred mil cash? I may not be Jagex, but wouldn't I be just as responsible for that kind of thing as Jagex would be? Seriously though, do we really need Jagex to see all of us like immature children who are fail to take responsibility for our own mistakes, and are sad because they neglected to do what was necessary to secure our accounts? Should Mum and Dad at Jagex then sort out any arguments that occur between players too, when one has been given stuff, and the other has not?

Cats are strange.

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Agreed. :thumbup:

Assuming the above is accurate, why would Jagex have to return 'lost' items when players aren't perfect? As far as real life situations are concerned; if you were to lose your debit card and happened to have a note stuck to if with its pin number on it, would the bank then have to re-fund any money taken from ATMs by thieves using this information? ^That actually happened to some (cabbage:)) in my neighbourhood, and he thought they should. Personally, I would disagree. Also, people can always stage "being hacked", so should Jagex just spend time and money into trying to figure out who was, and wasn't?

*Sigh* Okay boys, behave now.. You're making me feel blargh. :unsure:

To answer the original question, here's an MTK guide explaining the basics. The resources you choose would depend on the current prices, but generally maples > herbs ~ coal > other.

Wish granted, but you instantly die and never even get to know you were. I wish sleep was optional for me.

Doesn't sound like anything worth playing. That kind of thing destroys my faith in humanity...

Banned for banning a Crewbie, and for threatening to leave. Shame on you! :thumbdown:

That is disturbing.

Hardly. Remember the situation before trade limits, and how many bots were "missing" afterwards? There was no point in running bots on disposable accounts as nothing could be tranferred, but now there is. As for RWT; I recall masses of bots spamming F2p to buy and sell rares, supplies and RuneScape gold for real life money (starting right when free trade was announced). That wasn't the case during the trade limit period either. As much as you may be a supporter of free trade and whatnot, you cannot deny it encourages botting and RWT.

Ew don't remind me.... Essays and deadlines. :(

To most of us I reckon it's about fun? Still, encouraging botting, RWT, account hijacking and scamming was a choice Jagex made when they re-introduced free trade.

Although it looks nice, personally I don't see the use in this kind of update. Any well-organised clan or group of friends wouldn't need such places, as word-of-mouth and a good atmosphere suffice for recruiting, so it seems to me it would be a place for people to spam-recruit the lesser clans, which usually involves drama. If Jagex were to offer some sort of voice chat, that would be something. It'd make dungeoneering a lot more fun too, but I doubt that's ever going to happen. (I own a private clan and we generally use Skype to coordinate events)

Fair enough, but is it not everyone's own choice to expose themselves to whichever degree they do on the Internet? Would you be able to find out who I am? I'm sure you would be, with some effort or luck. Does that mean you can "recover" my account, or even guess the answers to my recovery questions? Nope. Is it unethical to find information someone put on the net themselves, willingly, knowing that others could view it? It sure is to abuse it, but personal details are only as personal as you make them.

Seriously?! This makes me facepalm. RuneScape is a game for crying out loud. Surely there are more pressing matters than finding a random teenager who happens to have guessed a person's recovery details? It's the player's responsibility to make sure their account is hard to recover, and it is Jagex' responsibility to ensure no-one without recovery answers and previous passwords can't get on other people's accounts. As for returning items. No. Not just because of the reasons DarkDude was kind enough to point out, but also because anyone who apparently doesn't seem to care enough to properly secure their account and in-game stuff to not notice being hijacked within the time they had to recover it, shouldn't be complaining imo. Way too much drama, time, money and effort put into something so trivial..

Hehe, that's greatly appreciated. ;) As a rule we need some form of confirmation though; so any screenshots you could provide would help, but we'd have to wait for someone else to confirm it too if you can't provide the original, I'm afraid. I'll be sure to look into it though, and let you know.

You're welcome. :thumbsup:

Hi Tyveryus, and welcome to Tip.It Do you happen to have screenshots of both clue and location? That would help loads. :thumbsup: Thanks

Did you try using a bucket of water on it to add the water?

Nice sig Fluffy :)