Apparently the rare(ish) items from the pirate implings include purple bandana and orange stripy pirate clothing, haven't seen any pics to confirm though.

 

 

 

EDIT: Purple, orange, and gray variants of the usual pirate outfit. Plus left eye patch. that's about it from what i've seen.

I think it's funny that people are telling others to work on their smithing. Guess what? This is a game. Last time I checked, games were meant to be a method of escape from work and the pressures of life. Instead, we are meant to train a skill that is hated by many and has very few rewards. I don't like training smithing. It's dull, often expensive, and the exp rewards are based on the bars used, not the level of item. And it's also monotonous. It feels like work. Erego, I don't want to train it just so I can do a quest who's major rewards are experience. And I have observed that experience rewards are quickly forgotten after they've been received.

I think it's funny that people are telling others to work on their smithing. Guess what? This is a game. Last time I checked, games were meant to be a method of escape from work and the pressures of life. Instead, we are meant to train a skill that is hated by many and has very few rewards. I don't like training smithing. It's dull, often expensive, and the exp rewards are based on the bars used, not the level of item. And it's also monotonous. It feels like work. Erego, I don't want to train it just so I can do a quest who's major rewards are experience. And I have observed that experience rewards are quickly forgotten after they've been received.

 

 

 

News flash: Then don't do the quest instead of whining about how you don't want to train smithing.

I think it's funny that people are telling others to work on their smithing. Guess what? This is a game. Last time I checked, games were meant to be a method of escape from work and the pressures of life. Instead, we are meant to train a skill that is hated by many and has very few rewards. I don't like training smithing. It's dull, often expensive, and the exp rewards are based on the bars used, not the level of item. And it's also monotonous. It feels like work. Erego, I don't want to train it just so I can do a quest who's major rewards are experience. And I have observed that experience rewards are quickly forgotten after they've been received.

 

 

 

News flash: Then don't do the quest instead of whining about how you don't want to train smithing.

I WANT to do the quest. It sounds funny and quite interesting. But I DON'T want to train smithing. I'll probably do it in the end, but it'll be more grudgingly than anything. And, by the way, your news flash makes little sense. I'll whine about training smithing because I CAN'T do the quest.

Its funny I met all of those req but! I don't even have members

 

 

 

wtf Kinda waste that was ?

Man 69 smithing gonna take me some time...my quest cape~~has to stay at bank...

 

Hehe after my hardwork at blast furnace, got 300k smithing exp in 2days, quest cape is back on my back!!

It was a fun quest, with a great opening for future quests.

 

Only had to get my thieving up, which is alot easier then smithing, but still couldn't do it on the first day.

 

The puzzle thing was very funny, poor seagull thou :oops:

 

 

 

As for the people that wnated a fight, I'm sure in the next 'episode' you'll get too fight off legions of undeath pirates :D

I think it's funny that people are telling others to work on their smithing. Guess what? This is a game. Last time I checked, games were meant to be a method of escape from work and the pressures of life. Instead, we are meant to train a skill that is hated by many and has very few rewards. I don't like training smithing. It's dull, often expensive, and the exp rewards are based on the bars used, not the level of item. And it's also monotonous. It feels like work. Erego, I don't want to train it just so I can do a quest who's major rewards are experience. And I have observed that experience rewards are quickly forgotten after they've been received.

 

 

 

OMG! I want to wear a farming cape but don't have 99 Farming, Jagex should let me wear one just because I want to, even though I don't have 99 Farming.

 

 

 

^^That's exactly how you sound, if you don't get the requirements, you can't get the rewards. Why do you expect that to be different for you?

I think it's funny that people are telling others to work on their smithing. Guess what? This is a game. Last time I checked, games were meant to be a method of escape from work and the pressures of life. Instead, we are meant to train a skill that is hated by many and has very few rewards. I don't like training smithing. It's dull, often expensive, and the exp rewards are based on the bars used, not the level of item. And it's also monotonous. It feels like work. Erego, I don't want to train it just so I can do a quest who's major rewards are experience. And I have observed that experience rewards are quickly forgotten after they've been received.

 

 

 

OMG! I want to wear a farming cape but don't have 99 Farming, Jagex should let me wear one just because I want to, even though I don't have 99 Farming.

 

 

 

^^That's exactly how you sound, if you don't get the requirements, you can't get the rewards. Why do you expect that to be different for you?

 

 

 

 

 

thats not at all how he sounds, he sounds like he wants to have fun so he does not do things that are not fun. From that post he in no way cries/moans about his quest cape or w/e he just remarks at other peoples reactions towards those who want their cape back

 

 

 

the [cabbage]storm has begun...

I think it's funny that people are telling others to work on their smithing. Guess what? This is a game. Last time I checked, games were meant to be a method of escape from work and the pressures of life. Instead, we are meant to train a skill that is hated by many and has very few rewards. I don't like training smithing. It's dull, often expensive, and the exp rewards are based on the bars used, not the level of item. And it's also monotonous. It feels like work. Erego, I don't want to train it just so I can do a quest who's major rewards are experience. And I have observed that experience rewards are quickly forgotten after they've been received.

 

 

 

OMG! I want to wear a farming cape but don't have 99 Farming, Jagex should let me wear one just because I want to, even though I don't have 99 Farming.

 

 

 

^^That's exactly how you sound, if you don't get the requirements, you can't get the rewards. Why do you expect that to be different for you?

 

 

 

 

 

thats not at all how he sounds, he sounds like he wants to have fun so he does not do things that are not fun. From that post he in no way cries/moans about his quest cape or w/e he just remarks at other peoples reactions towards those who want their cape back

 

 

 

the [cabbage] has begun...

 

 

 

I think the smithing requirement was a great idea, it gave most people a chance to actually work for their cape again. Since Devious Minds I don't think I've once trained a skill to do a quest, until now.

Lol like 69 Smithing is a high requirement.

 

Anyway i'm going to do the quest later on, i'll post my thoughts then.

Jagex has nothing to do with the reqs.

 

The tasks you need to do in the quest call for the high req.

 

Blame the NPC's.

 

:P

I'm going to have to say that that was one of the best quests they've released lately. I especially liked the disclamer after the long cutscene. :lol: Very well done. =D>

Anyone tried to steal from the new evidence cabinets?

 

 

 

I seem to get a rune scimitar every 100 cabinets or so. About the same for the lvl 2 clues.

 

 

 

I had 4 clues and three of them gave me the rewards on the first scroll.

 

 

 

What are your experiences with the new cabinets?

lol all this talk about this quest being very funny and enjoyable has got me pumped up. I'm training like a tenacious pitbull to get that 69 smithing, oh and to get my quest cape back :thumbsup: