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A main is your "Main Account", the main character you play with. Eg. a person have a main which is 60+ in all, and maybe some pures which he only trains a specific skill on.

Doesn't matter what you start with, in the long run you'll want to do both so just go for it.

Yup. There's also a few browser-based worldswitchers now.

Can someone keep this alive, I'll be back on monday.

kekekekekekekekeekekek I was there! \ \ \ and btw I found that rcer again, he's gonna buy my coal ores not u nuuuubcake! :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: Urm, gratz on the mining level, and as I said that guy who contacted me in the first place talked to me again. So I'm prolly gonna sell my coal to him. Anyways, I'll help you find a seller.

Nice :D Although I would never buy a rare if it meant spending all my money.

"I'd own you in wildy"-noobs

Thanks all of you :D

Mac looks nice, Linus is cool, Vista is a Linux-wannabe and XP works. So, Windows XP. :mrgreen:

I've tried reporting a few, never gets banned

If you're gonna have Glided Plate get glided legs. If you're gonna have Dragon Legs get Dragon plate. And wear your thieving cape. Other than that, awesome! :thumbsup:

Yeah, too bad you couldn't come Samurai :( To you other guys, thanks!

Yeah.. There's another idea going around about validating the client with packets to auto-ban macroers which uses a hacked client. That would be a very god suggestion for the 'serious', and my little idea would work against people using less advanced autos, like color-clickers.

Nice idea, but dragon simply isn't supposed to be player-made.

Yeah, as you say, there is no way to actually, REALLY REALLY, stop this, but I think if Jagex wants to keep F2P they should add something similar to this, as the macroing now is terrible.

Thanks, and seriously? Woot :mrgreen: And I will have 85 in max like 20-25 days

Woot, level 84!

I think an idea like this would slow them down to the point that unless it's a really good script, it would be useless to run it. Not if you don't know how it works. What I've said is just a small small number of 'values', in reality there would be way more. I've thought of that, but maybe we'll want to make some questions a bit rare, so that people can't just write them down. But if you've read what I've written, you'll realize that if Jagex writes 1k questions, the number of generated questions will be at least 100k+. This is also build upon the fact that the macro knows what parts are important. I think as the question would vary much, it would be hard to do this. They'll need the (just an example, the more jagex write the more effective) 100 valeus that state if it's wrong or right, and the 100 that "yesterday", "last week" etc etc So that would mean 100x100=10k combinations for them to write in the 'sniff' database. This would take far more time than for Jagex to develop it, and by the time the coders are done, jagex simply replaces values. But anyways, you're right, this would not stop macroers. In reality, there's only one way to do it. But anyways, thanks for arguing, I like it :mrgreen:

Lol, some of you guys got this wrong. The whole idea with this is that it's just 'common sense'. With NO pre-made questions. Questions that generate every time you click the scroll, will, it's a little bit hard to explain, but: Let's say the result of a generated question is this: I didn't party two weeks ago, but I remember doing it yesterday, so when was my party? Alright here we have a question that looks pre-made. But in fact, it's this: I didn't party X, but I remember doing it Y, so when was my party? Okay, looks a bit complicated. So, what is all this? What's up with the X and Y. Well, this is valeus. In there can come any, in a list of time periods in this case. The underlined part varies too, say, instead of "remember doing it", there can be "know I did it", "am pretty sure I did it", "was told by someone I was doing it" (where even 'someone' can be a value, sometimes it says you, sometimes the Mysterious Old Man, etc). The colored parts, they are the one stating the wrong or right answers. They hop, so that the right statement isn't always first, and wrong statements are not always second and third. And don't think this would actually be very hard to develop, much games / applications use this form of randomizing for varying reasons.

Seriously, I laugh at this =) Not like 'lol', really, IRL :lol: Here's one I saw: Found at rshumor: Another one from rshumor: I'm not advertising this site or anything, but if you're bored go visit it, LOTS of really really fun rs pics.

You're just being jealous of his smithing :lol: OT: Nice, keep it up!

Magic training is rather expensive F2P. Btw, where do you buy nats 250ea?

If you've noticed, this is actually a rather famous phenomenon: But good luck, in theory it can be done, let's see if you can make it!

I'd never seen someone famous, untill.. Well I was walking to Canifis, and Madgamer2 comes running. D legs, glided plate I think. NO skillcape :shock:

Main: (my usual outfit anyways :D ) Jesse: