Unless it was a woman... then I would be a little stuck on that part)

 

 

 

Just shoot in that general area.

It wouldn't be sensible for Runescape to release it on Thursday or Friday, let alone Saturday.

 

Uh, wait, so what have we been playing if Runescape is being released soon? :shock: (If anyone dare says "Ruinscape" or some other negative variation, I will jump through the computer, into their room, take out a Colt Single Action Army and shoot them in the balls :twisted: Unless it was a woman... then I would be a little stuck on that part)

 

 

 

 

Sorry, I meant Jagex. I seemingly wasn't concentrating properly when I wrote that. >_<

People. Summoning is Tommorow. The number 14 isn't on the calendar. Instead in the circled week, they have the letters TUE. That stands for tuesday, which is...tommorow

It is actually a 14 if you look closely. With an elongated 1 and a small 4.

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It wouldn't be sensible for Runescape to release it on Thursday or Friday' date=' let alone Saturday. As mentioned above, if they only have a few staff working over the weekend, what would happen if a massive bug in Summoning turned up that couldnt be fixed before the weekend? Just say "We'll leave it till Monday"? Force their staff to work extra days? Neither seem very sensible options.[/quote']

 

 

 

making thursday pretty good, but anyway they have been working on summoning since the release of rs2 and im sure after the construction incident they wont make anymore mistakes.

 

 

 

But it makes Monday or Tuesday even better as it leaves much more time to sort out bugs, which there almost certainly will be. No matter how many times they've gone over, tested and perfected the code, there's nothing quite for rooting out unnoticed problems than 30000+ people simultaneously using it, many purposefully going out of their way to find bugs to take advantage of.

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they wouldnt have circled the whole week if it was monday, todays update proved my theory.

 

 

 

and it never takes 5 days to fix a bug, if you knew what the bug is then you can attack it, and guess whats even funnier?

 

 

 

the construction bug came in 5 days when cursed you got 99 and it was on a saturday, they fixed the bug pretty fast if you ask me.

 

 

 

Guess what's even more funny? Construction was released on May 31st, a Wednesday. The Fally massacre was on 06/06/06, which makes it a Tuesday.

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It wouldn't be sensible for Runescape to release it on Thursday or Friday' date=' let alone Saturday. As mentioned above, if they only have a few staff working over the weekend, what would happen if a massive bug in Summoning turned up that couldnt be fixed before the weekend? Just say "We'll leave it till Monday"? Force their staff to work extra days? Neither seem very sensible options.[/quote']

 

 

 

making thursday pretty good, but anyway they have been working on summoning since the release of rs2 and im sure after the construction incident they wont make anymore mistakes.

 

 

 

But it makes Monday or Tuesday even better as it leaves much more time to sort out bugs, which there almost certainly will be. No matter how many times they've gone over, tested and perfected the code, there's nothing quite for rooting out unnoticed problems than 30000+ people simultaneously using it, many purposefully going out of their way to find bugs to take advantage of.

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they wouldnt have circled the whole week if it was monday, todays update proved my theory.

 

 

 

and it never takes 5 days to fix a bug, if you knew what the bug is then you can attack it, and guess whats even funnier?

 

 

 

the construction bug came in 5 days when cursed you got 99 and it was on a saturday, they fixed the bug pretty fast if you ask me.

 

 

 

Guess what's even more funny? Construction was released on May 31st, a Wednesday. The Fally massacre was on 06/06/06, which makes it a Tuesday.

 

 

 

Thank you. Check your facts before you try to make a point.

i quit at the time anyway so i could careless, i know cursed you got it in 5 days thats all i remember.

 

 

 

and at least construction wasnt on a monday or tuesday.

It wouldn't be sensible for Runescape to release it on Thursday or Friday, let alone Saturday. As mentioned above, if they only have a few staff working over the weekend, what would happen if a massive bug in Summoning turned up that couldnt be fixed before the weekend? Just say "We'll leave it till Monday"? Force their staff to work extra days? Neither seem very sensible options.

 

 

 

making thursday pretty good, but anyway they have been working on summoning since the release of rs2 and im sure after the construction incident they wont make anymore mistakes.

 

 

 

But it makes Monday or Tuesday even better as it leaves much more time to sort out bugs, which there almost certainly will be. No matter how many times they've gone over, tested and perfected the code, there's nothing quite for rooting out unnoticed problems than 30000+ people simultaneously using it, many purposefully going out of their way to find bugs to take advantage of.

 

 

 

they wouldnt have circled the whole week if it was monday, todays update proved my theory.

 

 

 

and it never takes 5 days to fix a bug, if you knew what the bug is then you can attack it, and guess whats even funnier?

 

 

 

the construction bug came in 5 days when cursed you got 99 and it was on a saturday, they fixed the bug pretty fast if you ask me.

 

 

 

Why would they circle the whole week? I don't know, maybe to add suspense and confusion!?

 

 

 

I think about your arguement. You're not making much sense. When has Jagex ever release a MAJOR update after Wednesday, NEVER.

summoning is coming next week \ \

i quit at the time anyway so i could careless

 

 

 

You COULD care less? I believe you have that wrong, I don't understand how people make that mistake as if you took more than a couple of seconds to re-read your post you would see that what you posted makes no sense.