The Runar

I'm stuck inside a wall :lol: This minigame is really glitchy!

Is there any other browser MMORPG's than RuneScape actually? :roll:

Wow, lots of answers already! : I remember one very hard game (for me at least): Tomb Raider 2. I tried it once and in 20 mins I couldn't get anywhere from the first area - and I used a guide :lol:

You've probably played at least one very hard game. If you know any, tell about it! We want to know about them! I know these two: 1. Super Mario Bros. 2 (J) aka. The Lost Levels This game is simply HARD. It's so hard that it makes you mad while you try to hop over all enemies, just to fall in a pit. It's more unfair than anything you can think of, as there's Piranha Plants before and after the pits, meaning that you need perfect timing. There's blocks hovering high above earth which you have to hit to open a route to the goal. There's nearly impossible springboard jumps. Seriously, this game is pretty much the hardest game ever made. 2. Doom The game is filled with enemies. Enemies behind you, enemies in front of you, enemies behind corners, enemies here and there. And you have to kill them or escape from them. Those are two ways to die. (Good) weapons are well hidden, they can be behind a normal looking wall for example. How about bosses? You think "WOOOOOOOOOT I WILL WIN THIS!!!" and one second before you win, you run out of ammo. And you try again. And again. And again.

Sacred Fire in Gold is sooo deadly... A L47 [garden tool]-Oh can beat a L81 Pikachu with two Sacred Fires! :

I'm 13 and I enjoy Mario games. Why? Because they're simple, fun, and sometimes so (beep) hard! :thumbsup:

I can't understand why some players rant about every single little thing... :wall:

Seriously, why are there axes in the Woodcut Guild? Everyone who has 15+ woodcutting can easily get enough cash for a rune axe :lol:

I really miss the old days... Dragons looked much better back then :P

1. Bank searching/organizing. It took me a long time to find some items from my bank before the update. An example: I need thread for crafting. I think I have some thread somewhere, but cannot find it. So I go to the nearest crafting shop, which is probably far away. I make some yak-hide chaps. After that, I notice that there was thread #-o 2. Grand Exchange. I like doing quests, but before GE it took me a very long time to get items for quests (Monkey Madness was a nightmare). I never bought any food before GE, I just fished some lobbies and cooked them. Now I'll buy monkfish at GE whenever I need.

Melee: anything. Most probably slayer tasks or green dragons. Ranged: Yaks for sure, with the iron darts that I made while training smithing to 50 for Legends' :thumbsup: Magic: That's a hard one. Most probably High Alching maple longs that I have no other use for. And as I can easily do all my natures myself, I can make a nice profit off 'em. Or maybe Pest Control.

I wouldn't want all skillcapes. But anyway, if I have to choose one it's... Hunter. My favorite skill since it came out :P

I always have good luck in real life, but much worse on the Internet. But I think my entry was good :

-You yell "Buying full rune 200k" for hours in Varrock -You ask a noob to give you 20k for a spinach roll -You buy a plate from Diango and try to spin it until it breaks -You try to sell a dragon med helm for two full rune sets -You search every single general store for a sleeping bag -When you see black area at the edge of the map, you quickly get away thinking it's the black hole. Then you buy a disk of returning and try to enter that black area -You chop willow logs for cash -You try to find a "page 2" button in the bank when it's full -You see someone with full mithril and think "OMG he/she is rich!" and ask him/her for cash :lol:

A month or two after I created my main account I dreamt that I died to Dark Wizards. Next day I died to Dark Wizards. Once I dreamt that there was a new "building" skill. Next day construction was added. :?

whats with this wow dude the only reason its harder to get a skill cape in f2p is because you cant afford p2p dude get over it -.- Hey, it was a joke... and by the way I am p2p. :lol:

Skillcapes should be F2P only, as it's much harder to get a skill to 99 in F2P than it is in P2P. ;) But seriously, awesome idea, support!

Or make it so you can only attack players that are up to 5 levels higher/lower than you. That would make it more like PK'ing.

Item lending could be very useful. For example, you can ask your friend to lend his dragon axe to you, and it would help you to get something like 75 woodcutting. Then you could lend an abyssal whip to your friend to help him to kill a strong boss with you and so on.

WoW may have better graphics than RS, but I've noticed that the better graphics a game has, the worse it is.

Firemaking and woodcutting were the first two skills I started training (I got 50 firemaking when all my other skills except woodcutting were under 40, and most under 30) and it was actually fun to cut willows in Draynor and burn, burn, BURN 'em all! :thumbsup: It was in late '05 and early '06 I think. I got my firemaking to 56 back then, and in 2,5 years I've only got 2 more levels :D But, I think farming is the most useless skill.

The prices of course started dropping a little while before I got 44 runecraft :(

...and the signatures still work, right? ;) Hey, I'm ranked in every single skill now! Woo hoo!

But it would cost too much to be a medium task I think

I didn't know Jagex does that :P