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Thanks :D

 

I wonder if Zarfot will still be in the top15 after a year of not playing, Gertjaars managed it and will probably be in there for at least a few more weeks.

A money pouch would be cool. So would a remote price checker. But honestly I'm thinking an insta-Jcoins-market. LOW ON PRAYER AND DONT LIKE XP WASTE?! BUY AN ULTRA PRAYER RESTORE POTION INSTANTLY FOR JUST 75 CENTS! STAY AT BANDOS ALL DAY/AS LONG YOU HAVE MONEY!

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Random off-topic to SUOMI

 

SUOMI, you and I are like the same person, except that you chose to stick with Runescape :P

 

Mutual qualities

Perfectionism, but obviously not to your extent

 

Mutual sports

Cycling <3

Skiing

 

Mutual games

Runescape (I have similar memories to your early ones e.g. getting scammed, mining coal for money and selling at the wrong price, my first 99 in 2004, encountering people like Zezima, making awesome friends)

Pokemon (I loved Blue/Red/Yellow, and eventually got all the Pokemons, of course with the assistance of the Missingno Glitch. Silver, Gold, Crystal and their remakes are great. Sapphire was excellent, then Platinum, then Pokemon White. Of course, all the games are practically the same, and the Pokemons are getting quite ridiculous, but I still enjoy it). Card collecting was for the win as well. I use the cards as bookmarks now

Golden Sun (DS remake I haven't bought, but the original was amazing. Puzzles just the right amount of difficulty. Always loved djinns)

Command and Conquer series is great (Red Alert 1 was probably my first serious gaming, Red Alert 2 was fun with the nuclear weapons, Red Alert 3 addicting multiplayer. Tiberium wars was enjoyable also)

StarCraft I and II are amazing (it's just a shame that I fun it difficult to find many matches that aren't against uber Koreans)

Final Fantasy VII is my favourite. I love playing it on emulators

 

By the way, I gave away all my cash the other day to F2P people because I don't like where Jagex is going with this game. It was only 20M but I regret not giving it to you

 

 

 

I hope SUOMI gets a lot more donations with the exposure of this interview. Unfortunately, though, I fear the increased fame might force him to his chat to "friends" from "on" soon. Anyway, I wouldn't be surprised if SUOMI quits in a few months. Even though he's a perfectionist, a lot of the top players seem to be getting bored of fame, not considering it worth the effort invested, and this could very well happen to him. He's only really just become famous, and the fame might be underwhelming to him in the sense of perceived gains relative to his personal build-up...like realising a hyped up movie is actually terrible (eg Transformers 3)

Dont think fame is the reason the majority quit.....more like rs in general isnt worth the effort and more stuff can get done without playing rs alot.

this, if Suomi cared more about fame than his goal then he wouldn't have started asking for donations in the first place as it inevitably would bring in haters for obvious reasons. I can only see Suomi quitting if he wishes to be more productive in other things like viv said such as cycling swimming skiing etc

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^ i agree, he doesnt care about fame, hes hardly in the "race" to all 200m skills.. as he said in his interview, he does not care whether he is the first to get all 200m skills, just seeing it would be enough, and he would also like to get it himself, whether being first or second or even third is of no concern to him..

 

About the quitting part... i dont think thats entirely true.. i believe he will keep going, probably to the end.. and just like he said, he has time to exercise, and he eats healthy, and even gets a healthy amount of sleep, unlike most top ranked people.

 

im sure he will have times where he will not be on for a week or two, and in no way is he addicted to playing, but he will surely come back, to finish what was started.

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Perhaps I didn't express myself clearly...

 

Many people spend copious amounts of time on this game and in other similar games to achieve a sense of accomplishment in their dull little lives, seeking fame or recognition for changing around a few 0s and 1s. When they eventually receive some attention - narcissistic attention seekers, I think we can classify them as - they soon realise that their shoulders still slump in front of the computer screen, and they can look in the mirror and nothing's changed. They are not suddenly perfect, and they have not achieved anything with all the invested effort. Someone could ask "What'd you do with those x hours? What'd you achieve?", and they would struggle to find anything decent with which to reply. "I had fun, I suppose...Even though I could've had a lot more fun meeting real people and doing real things with them in the real world" Looking back at those x hours, they couldn't add a single item to their resumé, nor could they commence conversation with their friends - I'm not sure these people exist for them - about anything new. "No-lifers" might say now that they're not interested in ranks or whatever, or that they're simply perfectionists...but without highscores, would they really be devoting so much time to the goal? I certainly find that hard to believe. If they can say that they would want 200M all skills if no one would ever know - only themselves, no one else - THEN they are perfectionists. Otherwise, they are simply seeking attention, and all are going to be disappointed when they receive it, and they still feel just as lacking in self confidence - probably even more so.

 

Sorry to start this debate again, but I did feel compelled to briefly reply to people who missed the essence of my post. I apologise if I didn't respond to all arguments posed, because I didn't bother reading more than one reply. As to whether SUOMI will be any different, I do find that difficult to believe.

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Perhaps I didn't express myself clearly...

 

Many people spend copious amounts of time on this game and in other similar games to achieve a sense of accomplishment in their dull little lives, seeking fame or recognition for changing around a few 0s and 1s. When they eventually receive some attention - narcissistic attention seekers, I think we can classify them as - they soon realise that their shoulders still slump in front of the computer screen, and they can look in the mirror and nothing's changed. They are not suddenly perfect, and they have not achieved anything with all the invested effort. Someone could ask "What'd you do with those x hours? What'd you achieve?", and they would struggle to find anything decent with which to reply. "I had fun, I suppose...Even though I could've had a lot more fun meeting real people and doing real things with them in the real world" Looking back at those x hours, they couldn't add a single item to their resumé, nor could they commence conversation with their friends - I'm not sure these people exist for them - about anything new. "No-lifers" might say now that they're not interested in ranks or whatever, or that they're simply perfectionists...but without highscores, would they really be devoting so much time to the goal? I certainly find that hard to believe. If they can say that they would want 200M all skills if no one would ever know - only themselves, no one else - THEN they are perfectionists. Otherwise, they are simply seeking attention, and all are going to be disappointed when they receive it and they are not suddenly Dorian Gray, and they still feel just as lacking in self confidence.

 

Sorry to start this debate again, but I did feel a need to briefly reply to people who missed the essence of my post. I apologise if I didn't respond to all arguments posed, because I didn't bother reading more than one reply. As to whether SUOMI will be any different, I do find that difficult to believe.

 

You sir, as well as others like you, are the poison that continues to kill this thread each day. Just drop this whole debate regarding why other people are playing the game. S U O M I already stated that he doesn't play for fame. Who are you to tell him he's wrong? Even if someone does play for fame, quit acting like your examples of other things to do in life were any better for them. Everyone is going to live their life the way they want to, so just drop all of the drama about how other people want to spend their time. This comment hasn't only been to you in particular, but to everyone who continues to troll other player's lives and the way they live them.

 

Back on topic, I really found his interview interesting, and humorous at times. It surprised me to see that he manages to still do quite a few activities irl as well as get plenty of sleep and eat healthy *suddenly pauses from eating my pizza and drinking mountain dew*

 

I wonder how many other players are able to play along the same style as S U O M I, or at least what the source of their motivation comes from.

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I was saying that because of flawed intentions for playing, inevitably they will quit. Perhaps SUOMI will be the one to achieve the goal, but certainly I think he will tire of trying to impress others and receive their attention.

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I was saying that because of flawed intentions for playing, inevitably they will quit. Perhaps SUOMI will be the one to achieve the goal, but certainly I think he will tire of trying to impress others and receive their attention.

 

We really don't care how jealous you are of Suomi. Just drop it please.

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Perhaps I didn't express myself clearly...

 

Many people spend copious amounts of time on this game and in other similar games to achieve a sense of accomplishment in their dull little lives, seeking fame or recognition for changing around a few 0s and 1s. When they eventually receive some attention - narcissistic attention seekers, I think we can classify them as - they soon realise that their shoulders still slump in front of the computer screen, and they can look in the mirror and nothing's changed. They are not suddenly perfect, and they have not achieved anything with all the invested effort. Someone could ask "What'd you do with those x hours? What'd you achieve?", and they would struggle to find anything decent with which to reply. "I had fun, I suppose...Even though I could've had a lot more fun meeting real people and doing real things with them in the real world" Looking back at those x hours, they couldn't add a single item to their resumé, nor could they commence conversation with their friends - I'm not sure these people exist for them - about anything new. "No-lifers" might say now that they're not interested in ranks or whatever, or that they're simply perfectionists...but without highscores, would they really be devoting so much time to the goal? I certainly find that hard to believe. If they can say that they would want 200M all skills if no one would ever know - only themselves, no one else - THEN they are perfectionists. Otherwise, they are simply seeking attention, and all are going to be disappointed when they receive it, and they still feel just as lacking in self confidence - probably even more so.

 

Sorry to start this debate again, but I did feel compelled to briefly reply to people who missed the essence of my post. I apologise if I didn't respond to all arguments posed, because I didn't bother reading more than one reply. As to whether SUOMI will be any different, I do find that difficult to believe.

 

 

 

Remove the "dull little lives" comment.

 

It is an abomination for you to make such declarative condemning statements about someone who you do not know.

 

What makes a person interesting?

 

We are all grains of sand in the grand scheme of things. Sure love is great, and hate too. But our love and our hate? Our relationships and our breakthroughs? It really doesn't matter.

 

It doesn't make a difference. We will all be gravestones in 80 years from now and never visited. Even if we are visited on a blue moon it won't matter because we WON'T be there. God may exist and there might be a next stage. But there might not be. That scares the hell out of me.

 

If I were a teen of this generation I would probably be labeled an "emo". This particularly disturbs me. Am I an "emo" just because I take being a human being serious?

 

I mean it is hard sometimes to move on. I've had plenty of existential rampage breakdowns. I vividly remember one in a bathtub back in '62. All I remember saying was "everything is worthless" and "I just want to be brilliant!".

 

It is so hard knowing that so many people fall through the cracks in life, and never really touch anything. (Fahrenheit 451 monologue)

 

I pressed forward. I didn't cut it in school it just was never my environment. All I wanted to do was be brilliant so I moved forward in life as an "actor". I spent the first 30 years of my life under the national poverty line. And no, I didn't have bohemianism as a security blanket. I mean, despite the lack of money, I was still cozy but it wasn't because of a taste or hunger for decadence. I was cozy because through it all, I had my mind.

 

Yet, things were still not the best. I couldn't get over the realization I had. The realization that I didn't matter. My love didn't matter. My relationships didn't matter. Oh and DO NOT toss me any of that bogus "live every day to its fullest" nonsense! How trite! Possibly the most revolting of phony philosophies I've ever heard. Yes I'm aware that my ramblings of being repulsed by our existence isn't exactly Socrates either, but, it is how I honest to God felt. I still do to a degree, but I've done my best to desensitize myself like the rest of you.

 

The thing is, I got lucky. I was an actor and kept pressing forward with my acting. I wasn't adding to society. I was in acting for the most selfish of reasons. I wanted to be brilliant. I wanted people to think I am brilliant. And acting gives a high that nothing else can compare with. I've always felt like trees and mountains are the petty elements of our environment. The profound elements of our environment can not be seen. Don't ever let ANYONE tell you that they are intangible. Because my God, you can feel them. I know there is a constant stream of energy waves around me, and if i can "surf" the energy waves then I can get into an entirely disconnected state of mind in which I can effortlessly grasp any guise or emotion.

 

Acting is not pretending. That is bogus. True and brilliant acting is like, standing at the base of a waterfall. Whenever you walk through the waterfall, yes, you get wet. Anyone gets wet. That isn't acting. Brilliant acting is whenever you walk through the waterfall and it isn't that you merely get wet, but you become ALIVE. This is the power and ecstasy that true acting brings. It is better than anything I have ever experienced.

 

 

The thing is that if I never would have made it... I really don't think I would have lived to be age 35. However that isn't what makes me sick about the thought of never having the fortune of making it. What makes me sick about the thought of never making it, is exactly that, the thought of never making it. Live anonymous to age 35 or live anonymous to age 80... with inconsequential emotions and feelings to go along with it... that is how deranged I was, and still drift towards from time to time.

 

The point of all of this is that a lot more to life is in the mind than most people give credit, or are willing to accept.

 

Because yes my existentialist hysteria might sound crazy or sound like hell. The thing is that despite how crippling and epically saddening my hysteria was at times, I would never switch it for anything. My mind is the most intriguing and inciting of places and the loops and dents are pure exhilaration, and I would not hesitate to blow my brains out if I looked at this world through any other set of eyes.

 

The pinnacle of narcissism? Possibly, but, probably more a case of the apex of bias. I refuse to call myself a narcissist until I can give a clear cut reason as to why I think I am better than everyone else. I can't. We are all grains of sand. I just happen to be talented at acting and lucky enough to have made it. There are probably dozens of thousands of surgeons and doctors who are better at what they do then what I do, and in doing so make me look criminally stagnant, so, screw it.

 

Inb4NICEBLOCKOFTEXT HEE HAW HEEE HAWWWWWW

 

Oops. I forgot to tie all my my discursive rambling into the point I am making.

 

Throughout all hardships and rough patches, I still had an undeniable amount of coziness. I was never bored either. I have NEVER been bored in my life. In fact, I think it is a character flaw to become bored. If you have an able body and a body full of nerves there is no excuse to be bored! (well unless if in captivity for years, but even then I think there would be much more potent adjectives than "bored")

 

You are in no position to criticize someone for spending times playing runescape. They have their mind right by their side the entire time and you don't know just how much more interesting of a person they might be than you. I think the interest level of a person is the most important thing. The second is their character. (disclaimer: Hitler, Stalin, Mao, and others are all filthy even if they were the true dos equis spokesmen.)

 

I'll concede that some of my movies have had some level of positive impact on some people. However if I never made it then I wouldn't have added any more to society or touched this world any more than someone on runescape does. Now does that matter? Yes!

 

Wait until you know the person first. If you meet them and find them to be a bore or a scumbag, then you are absolutely entitled to trash them, but YOU DO NOT KNOW THEM!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

"DULL LITTLE LIVES" !!!!!!

 

I still can't believe you said that. You don't know him and who are you to label his life as "little" considering you are a fellow homosapien!!!!!!!!!!

 

Who are YOU!? God???

 

God, please please be up there. I want to see my family again after I die. The thought of being deprived that makes me so sad.

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Perhaps I didn't express myself clearly...

 

Many people spend copious amounts of time on this game and in other similar games to achieve a sense of accomplishment in their dull little lives, seeking fame or recognition for changing around a few 0s and 1s. When they eventually receive some attention - narcissistic attention seekers, I think we can classify them as - they soon realise that their shoulders still slump in front of the computer screen, and they can look in the mirror and nothing's changed. They are not suddenly perfect, and they have not achieved anything with all the invested effort. Someone could ask "What'd you do with those x hours? What'd you achieve?", and they would struggle to find anything decent with which to reply. "I had fun, I suppose...Even though I could've had a lot more fun meeting real people and doing real things with them in the real world" Looking back at those x hours, they couldn't add a single item to their resumé, nor could they commence conversation with their friends - I'm not sure these people exist for them - about anything new. "No-lifers" might say now that they're not interested in ranks or whatever, or that they're simply perfectionists...but without highscores, would they really be devoting so much time to the goal? I certainly find that hard to believe. If they can say that they would want 200M all skills if no one would ever know - only themselves, no one else - THEN they are perfectionists. Otherwise, they are simply seeking attention, and all are going to be disappointed when they receive it, and they still feel just as lacking in self confidence - probably even more so.

 

Sorry to start this debate again, but I did feel compelled to briefly reply to people who missed the essence of my post. I apologise if I didn't respond to all arguments posed, because I didn't bother reading more than one reply. As to whether SUOMI will be any different, I do find that difficult to believe.

 

+1, very good arguments and very good points.

 

At the one above me, didn`t read it all since it looks like you`ve just copied something out of the bible.

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i've followed this thread for a while but never posted, it amazes me how seriously some of you take a game.

if you spend your time coming to a thread dedicated to high ranked players, complaining about their lives and them being attention seekers, i find that pretty hypocritical.

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Perhaps I didn't express myself clearly...

 

Many people spend copious amounts of time on this game and in other similar games to achieve a sense of accomplishment in their dull little lives, seeking fame or recognition for changing around a few 0s and 1s. When they eventually receive some attention - narcissistic attention seekers, I think we can classify them as - they soon realise that their shoulders still slump in front of the computer screen, and they can look in the mirror and nothing's changed. They are not suddenly perfect, and they have not achieved anything with all the invested effort. Someone could ask "What'd you do with those x hours? What'd you achieve?", and they would struggle to find anything decent with which to reply. "I had fun, I suppose...Even though I could've had a lot more fun meeting real people and doing real things with them in the real world" Looking back at those x hours, they couldn't add a single item to their resumé, nor could they commence conversation with their friends - I'm not sure these people exist for them - about anything new. "No-lifers" might say now that they're not interested in ranks or whatever, or that they're simply perfectionists...but without highscores, would they really be devoting so much time to the goal? I certainly find that hard to believe. If they can say that they would want 200M all skills if no one would ever know - only themselves, no one else - THEN they are perfectionists. Otherwise, they are simply seeking attention, and all are going to be disappointed when they receive it, and they still feel just as lacking in self confidence - probably even more so.

 

Sorry to start this debate again, but I did feel compelled to briefly reply to people who missed the essence of my post. I apologise if I didn't respond to all arguments posed, because I didn't bother reading more than one reply. As to whether SUOMI will be any different, I do find that difficult to believe.

 

 

 

Remove the "dull little lives" comment.

 

It is an abomination for you to make such declarative condemning statements about someone who you do not know.

 

What makes a person interesting?

 

We are all grains of sand in the grand scheme of things. Sure love is great, and hate too. But our love and our hate? Our relationships and our breakthroughs? It really doesn't matter.

 

It doesn't make a difference. We will all be gravestones in 80 years from now and never visited. Even if we are visited on a blue moon it won't matter because we WON'T be there. God may exist and there might be a next stage. But there might not be. That scares the hell out of me.

 

If I were a teen of this generation I would probably be labeled an "emo". This particularly disturbs me. Am I an "emo" just because I take being a human being serious?

 

I mean it is hard sometimes to move on. I've had plenty of existential rampage breakdowns. I vividly remember one in a bathtub back in '62. All I remember saying was "everything is worthless" and "I just want to be brilliant!".

 

It is so hard knowing that so many people fall through the cracks in life, and never really touch anything. (Fahrenheit 451 monologue)

 

I pressed forward. I didn't cut it in school it just was never my environment. All I wanted to do was be brilliant so I moved forward in life as an "actor". I spent the first 30 years of my life under the national poverty line. And no, I didn't have bohemianism as a security blanket. I mean, despite the lack of money, I was still cozy but it wasn't because of a taste or hunger for decadence. I was cozy because through it all, I had my mind.

 

Yet, things were still not the best. I couldn't get over the realization I had. The realization that I didn't matter. My love didn't matter. My relationships didn't matter. Oh and DO NOT toss me any of that bogus "live every day to its fullest" nonsense! How trite! Possibly the most revolting of phony philosophies I've ever heard. Yes I'm aware that my ramblings of being repulsed by our existence isn't exactly Socrates either, but, it is how I honest to God felt. I still do to a degree, but I've done my best to desensitize myself like the rest of you.

 

The thing is, I got lucky. I was an actor and kept pressing forward with my acting. I wasn't adding to society. I was in acting for the most selfish of reasons. I wanted to be brilliant. I wanted people to think I am brilliant. And acting gives a high that nothing else can compare with. I've always felt like trees and mountains are the petty elements of our environment. The profound elements of our environment can not be seen. Don't ever let ANYONE tell you that they are intangible. Because my God, you can feel them. I know there is a constant stream of energy waves around me, and if i can "surf" the energy waves then I can get into an entirely disconnected state of mind in which I can effortlessly grasp any guise or emotion.

 

Acting is not pretending. That is bogus. True and brilliant acting is like, standing at the base of a waterfall. Whenever you walk through the waterfall, yes, you get wet. Anyone gets wet. That isn't acting. Brilliant acting is whenever you walk through the waterfall and it isn't that you merely get wet, but you become ALIVE. This is the power and ecstasy that true acting brings. It is better than anything I have ever experienced.

 

 

The thing is that if I never would have made it... I really don't think I would have lived to be age 35. However that isn't what makes me sick about the thought of never having the fortune of making it. What makes me sick about the thought of never making it, is exactly that, the thought of never making it. Live anonymous to age 35 or live anonymous to age 80... with inconsequential emotions and feelings to go along with it... that is how deranged I was, and still drift towards from time to time.

 

The point of all of this is that a lot more to life is in the mind than most people give credit, or are willing to accept.

 

Because yes my existentialist hysteria might sound crazy or sound like hell. The thing is that despite how crippling and epically saddening my hysteria was at times, I would never switch it for anything. My mind is the most intriguing and inciting of places and the loops and dents are pure exhilaration, and I would not hesitate to blow my brains out if I looked at this world through any other set of eyes.

 

The pinnacle of narcissism? Possibly, but, probably more a case of the apex of bias. I refuse to call myself a narcissist until I can give a clear cut reason as to why I think I am better than everyone else. I can't. We are all grains of sand. I just happen to be talented at acting and lucky enough to have made it. There are probably dozens of thousands of surgeons and doctors who are better at what they do then what I do, and in doing so make me look criminally stagnant, so, screw it.

 

Inb4NICEBLOCKOFTEXT HEE HAW HEEE HAWWWWWW

 

Oops. I forgot to tie all my my discursive rambling into the point I am making.

 

Throughout all hardships and rough patches, I still had an undeniable amount of coziness. I was never bored either. I have NEVER been bored in my life. In fact, I think it is a character flaw to become bored. If you have an able body and a body full of nerves there is no excuse to be bored! (well unless if in captivity for years, but even then I think there would be much more potent adjectives than "bored")

 

You are in no position to criticize someone for spending times playing runescape. They have their mind right by their side the entire time and you don't know just how much more interesting of a person they might be than you. I think the interest level of a person is the most important thing. The second is their character. (disclaimer: Hitler, Stalin, Mao, and others are all filthy even if they were the true dos equis spokesmen.)

 

I'll concede that some of my movies have had some level of positive impact on some people. However if I never made it then I wouldn't have added any more to society or touched this world any more than someone on runescape does. Now does that matter? Yes!

 

Wait until you know the person first. If you meet them and find them to be a bore or a scumbag, then you are absolutely entitled to trash them, but YOU DO NOT KNOW THEM!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

"DULL LITTLE LIVES" !!!!!!

 

I still can't believe you said that. You don't know him and who are you to label his life as "little" considering you are a fellow homosapien!!!!!!!!!!

 

Who are YOU!? God???

 

God, please please be up there. I want to see my family again after I die. The thought of being deprived that makes me so sad.

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....Is your middle name Lee?

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Just like to say thanks to langer for all the hard work he puts into this thread.

 

This thread use to be a place of healthy discussion with a supportive atmosphere. We'd hear about these new methods and how we could improve them. The spreadsheets and facts and figures are all very interesting to read. However..

 

This thread has obviously gained some notoriety over the course of it's journey, leading to influx of haters/trolls/spam/off-topic idiocy.

 

In my opinion, the last ~30+ pages of this thread have been a waste to read (apart from langers updates). So I will no longer be reading this thread, but just wanted to thank the older (when this thread was less than ~100 pages) people who contributed to this thread and made it such a good read.

 

 

 

Oh and.... Thanks for the interview Suomi, it was a good read.

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Stop debating and get back on topic.

 

It's up to the contenders on how they want to spend their time.

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Perhaps I didn't express myself clearly...

 

Many people spend copious amounts of time on this game and in other similar games to achieve a sense of accomplishment in their dull little lives, seeking fame or recognition for changing around a few 0s and 1s. When they eventually receive some attention - narcissistic attention seekers, I think we can classify them as - they soon realise that their shoulders still slump in front of the computer screen, and they can look in the mirror and nothing's changed. They are not suddenly perfect, and they have not achieved anything with all the invested effort. Someone could ask "What'd you do with those x hours? What'd you achieve?", and they would struggle to find anything decent with which to reply. "I had fun, I suppose...Even though I could've had a lot more fun meeting real people and doing real things with them in the real world" Looking back at those x hours, they couldn't add a single item to their resumé, nor could they commence conversation with their friends - I'm not sure these people exist for them - about anything new. "No-lifers" might say now that they're not interested in ranks or whatever, or that they're simply perfectionists...but without highscores, would they really be devoting so much time to the goal? I certainly find that hard to believe. If they can say that they would want 200M all skills if no one would ever know - only themselves, no one else - THEN they are perfectionists. Otherwise, they are simply seeking attention, and all are going to be disappointed when they receive it, and they still feel just as lacking in self confidence - probably even more so.

 

Sorry to start this debate again, but I did feel compelled to briefly reply to people who missed the essence of my post. I apologise if I didn't respond to all arguments posed, because I didn't bother reading more than one reply. As to whether SUOMI will be any different, I do find that difficult to believe.

 

Simply seeking attention? I beg to differ. That may be part of it, but the psychology of the 'no-lifer', as we call them goes deeper, in my opinion. People are naturally competitive (well, some of us are) and the Runescape's high level community provides an ultra-competitive environment. Peer pressure and recognition (as I said, attention seeking can be part of it, depending on the 'no-lifer's' personality) are factors influencing 'no-lifers' to play as they do, but arguably the most powerful influence is their own brain. The most competitive amongst us crave competition in the same way that you might crave your favourite food and just as you might enjoy your favourite meal to sate this need, they receive 'doses' of said competition by observing their place on the hiscores and seeing their experience and rank increase as they devote more time to the game. It may be an ultimately fruitless pursuit with no real tangible 'gain' (aside from the sense of accomplishment), but that doesn't stop people from going for top ranks or experience gains. This is because sometimes people do things that don't make sense, or aren't practical, but they do it anyway because their brain tells them they need it. I know, because I'm like that too. Given more free time, I'd probably be one of those competing for top ranks or whatever, because it's what many of us enjoy doing; is that so wrong?

 

Another point I'd like to raise is how I don't see how their pursuits for achievement on an online game affect you nor why you and other people like you on this thread seem to take offence to different people with different personalities finding enjoyment through different means than yourselves. Why raise this argument again if you recognise the need to apologise upon doing so? Why can't you accept that people find meaning, enjoyment and personal satisfaction in areas that you cannot?

 

I suppose on some level you think that your own contribution to this matter is noble and is doing them good, but I don't believe so myself. If you think a few words which are essentially the overused, same old "You're wasting your time doing this, so don't do it" argument reworded to fit the situation and the subject(s) in question (S U O M I, in this case) is enough to convince the no-lifers who have inevitably heard the same thing said time and time again to change their ways and to quit Runescape then I believe you are sadly mistaken. If you don't think that what you're doing will make a difference and are just posting this to create argument, well that's just sad.

 

I like how you generalise so called 'no-lifers' as "narcissistic attention seekers" with "dull little lives". I am genuinely curious as to why you dislike them so much, mind telling us? And don't retort with the expected 'I have nothing against them, just what they do', because I'll know it's not true. Saying "dull little lives" is condescending towards them, not their time spent on Runescape, because it creates the assumption that people must have sad, boring lives in order for them to do what they do. So tell us, what's the underlying cause of your dislike?

 

EDIT: This argument is actually on topic, it's discussing the motive for why people aim for 200m in all skills and the problems in doing so and is entirely related to the thread itself, which is about the goal of 200m in all skills.

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Refernce to my time calc in Suomi's interview :razz:

 

5. S U O M I : 5937

1. Elias : 6462

2. Telmomarques: 6865

6. Elvis (previously Nintendo Swe) : 7575

3. Jdelacroix : 7659

9. Zarfot 7725

14. Skiller 703 : 7787

4. Allar (previously Skiller - Aasiwat) : 7897

7. Drumgun :8087

15. Kngkyle : 8306

8. Tezz : 8389

10. Kingduffy : 8434

12. Green098 : 8676

13. Gertjaars : 9141

11. Paperbag : 9773

 

Unforunately I can't say how much their times reduced by because I included troll invasion and changed the firemaking method. Elias is gaining on suomi since he is training slayer in the "best" way. It is interesting that when I first had 1 of these time comparisons suomi had a 2k lead on everyone- allar being in 2nd place and now it is down to 525

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Glad to hear if you enjoyed reading that interview, really loved doing it and brought back so many good memories. I didn't do the interview to gain more fame or attention. Actually I wasn't going to do it at first because I don't like fame or attention much but most of my friends and posters on this thread wanted me to do it so I decided to do it anyways. I am glad I did, really enjoyed it a lot. Not because of the fame and attention I would get but managed to thank my friends and everyone else too for helping me on my goal and making runescape much more enjoyable. I have been so lucky to find so many great friends. I don't play this game to gain more fame and attention or to impress others, sometimes I wish I could hide my name from hiscores and all the trackers. I could avoid so much drama, I have had to deal with so much drama and hate because of my 200M skill ranks and because trackers/hiscores show how much exp I have gained. If I wanted to impress others, I would probably do something else than play runescape 30 hours a day. And I would probably do youtube videos and bank all my effigies and get like 25M slayer exp in a day. I don't even check trackers anymore and haven't checked hiscores since they changed it, it looks terrible. Probably trying to get 200M all in rsc after 200M all skills in rs2, at least no hiscores there. Will take a lot longer than rs2 too so should keep me busy for a while.

 

Of course it's nice to be noticed and I like it sometimes, if that makes me a bad person then so be it. Just because some perfectionists are also narcissistic doesn't mean that I am too, everyone is different. I knew that someone would accuse me of being narcissistic sooner or later when I mentioned that I am perfectionist. I have no idea where you got the idea that I play runescape to get fame and attention from others, you obviously don't know me at all. If that was really true I would have got maxed many years ago and get on top 21 overall asap just by trying to get as much exp as possible or get 200M slayer or Runecrafting as my first 200M skill to get rank 1 Slayer or Runecrafting but I didn't. I tried to avoid getting maxed total as long as possible but I wanted to be able to open my own effigies and people kept telling me all the time to get maxed total, saw many posts about it on this thread too. Back then people asked me all the time why I am not maxed yet, was probably the most asked question. If I really liked getting attention so much I would have opened my friends chat long time ago too. I don't even have 200M skill parties even though most people would want me to make them but I prefer to get them on my own, much more relaxing and makes me feel bothered when people come to me just to see me do something. At least that's how I am, I am not going to call someone a narcissist or attention seeker if they like having parties, making youtube videos or breaking tracker records. Please don't understand me wrong. Think what you want, you got right to your own opinions and keep on analyzing and judging other people if that makes you feel better about yourself. I am sure you can find faults in everyone if you really try hard to find them. I know I am not perfect myself either. I enjoy my life a lot more when I concentrate on my own life and try to think about the good things in life and other people. But I am not going to tell you how you should live your life so just do what you want but I would greatly appreciate it if people would stop using this thread to post troll/hate posts about others. This isn't the right place to do it. I guess that's too much to ask for.

 

Heroes of might and magic 3 probably one of my favorite games I have ever played, don't like the newer versions that much. Really loved it and I still play it sometimes.

 

Thanks everyone for the nice comments and if you can think of more questions or something else, I can try to add them to the interview too.

 

Sorry about a bit off-topic post and I still enjoy reading this thread but it's kinda funny that you will get flamed and judged no matter what you do/say and how you do/say it. But that's just how the world is nowadays. Haters gonna hate and so on. This is the internet so I am not surprised, when I started making that interview I knew that of course there would be some people hating, there always is. I probably should stop replying to these troll/hate posts but time goes faster when writing these posts and I am not wasting any exp when writing these when I got relaxing slayer tasks.

 

Thanks as always langer for the weekly updates and trying to keep this thread on topic, really appreciate it. Really appeciate my friends too and everyone who keeps posting nice posts.

My goal is to get 200M in all skills.

 

My Tip.it interview: http://tip.it/runescape/?times=640

 

My YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/RsSuomi

 

I play Private Off most of the time but please send me private message here on Tip.it if you want to say or ask something.

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Perhaps I didn't express myself clearly...

 

Many people spend copious amounts of time on this game and in other similar games to achieve a sense of accomplishment in their dull little lives, seeking fame or recognition for changing around a few 0s and 1s. When they eventually receive some attention - narcissistic attention seekers, I think we can classify them as - they soon realise that their shoulders still slump in front of the computer screen, and they can look in the mirror and nothing's changed. They are not suddenly perfect, and they have not achieved anything with all the invested effort. Someone could ask "What'd you do with those x hours? What'd you achieve?", and they would struggle to find anything decent with which to reply. "I had fun, I suppose...Even though I could've had a lot more fun meeting real people and doing real things with them in the real world" Looking back at those x hours, they couldn't add a single item to their resumé, nor could they commence conversation with their friends - I'm not sure these people exist for them - about anything new. "No-lifers" might say now that they're not interested in ranks or whatever, or that they're simply perfectionists...but without highscores, would they really be devoting so much time to the goal? I certainly find that hard to believe. If they can say that they would want 200M all skills if no one would ever know - only themselves, no one else - THEN they are perfectionists. Otherwise, they are simply seeking attention, and all are going to be disappointed when they receive it, and they still feel just as lacking in self confidence - probably even more so.

 

Sorry to start this debate again, but I did feel compelled to briefly reply to people who missed the essence of my post. I apologise if I didn't respond to all arguments posed, because I didn't bother reading more than one reply. As to whether SUOMI will be any different, I do find that difficult to believe.

 

+1, very good arguments and very good points.

 

At the one above me, didn`t read it all since it looks like you`ve just copied something out of the bible.

 

 

Only on a runescape fansite could a declaration of a post sounding like it came straight from the bible not be towering praise, but a complaint about wordiness. [smile face] (I try and limit my usage of smile faces)

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Heroes of might and magic 3 probably one of my favorite games I have ever played, don't like the newer versions that much. Really loved it and I still play it sometimes.

 

You just gained my respect. That game is simply amazing!

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Heroes of might and magic 3 probably one of my favorite games I have ever played, don't like the newer versions that much. Really loved it and I still play it sometimes.

 

You just gained my respect. That game is simply amazing!

 

Haha yeah I have expansion pack for it which I bought like over 10 years ago right next to me, just looking at it brings me so many good memories. I used to play it all day before I found rs haha =P

 

Sorry about off-topic post, I know playing Heroes might and magic doesn't have much to do with getting 200M all skills in rs :/

My goal is to get 200M in all skills.

 

My Tip.it interview: http://tip.it/runescape/?times=640

 

My YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/RsSuomi

 

I play Private Off most of the time but please send me private message here on Tip.it if you want to say or ask something.

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Glad to hear if you enjoyed reading that interview, really loved doing it and brought back so many good memories. I didn't do the interview to gain more fame or attention. Actually I wasn't going to do it at first because I don't like fame or attention much but most of my friends and posters on this thread wanted me to do it so I decided to do it anyways. I am glad I did, really enjoyed it a lot. Not because of the fame and attention I would get but managed to thank my friends and everyone else too for helping me on my goal and making runescape much more enjoyable. I have been so lucky to find so many great friends. I don't play this game to gain more fame and attention or to impress others, sometimes I wish I could hide my name from hiscores and all the trackers. I could avoid so much drama, I have had to deal with so much drama and hate because of my 200M skill ranks and because trackers/hiscores show how much exp I have gained. If I wanted to impress others, I would probably do something else than play runescape 30 hours a day. And I would probably do youtube videos and bank all my effigies and get like 25M slayer exp in a day. I don't even check trackers anymore and haven't checked hiscores since they changed it, it looks terrible. Probably trying to get 200M all in rsc after 200M all skills in rs2, at least no hiscores there. Will take a lot longer than rs2 too so should keep me busy for a while.

 

Of course it's nice to be noticed and I like it sometimes, if that makes me a bad person then so be it. Just because some perfectionists are also narcissistic doesn't mean that I am too, everyone is different. I knew that someone would accuse me of being narcissistic sooner or later when I mentioned that I am perfectionist. I have no idea where you got the idea that I play runescape to get fame and attention from others, you obviously don't know me at all. If that was really true I would have got maxed many years ago and get on top 21 overall asap just by trying to get as much exp as possible or get 200M slayer or Runecrafting as my first 200M skill to get rank 1 Slayer or Runecrafting but I didn't. I tried to avoid getting maxed total as long as possible but I wanted to be able to open my own effigies and people kept telling me all the time to get maxed total, saw many posts about it on this thread too. Back then people asked me all the time why I am not maxed yet, was probably the most asked question. If I really liked getting attention so much I would have opened my friends chat long time ago too. I don't even have 200M skill parties even though most people would want me to make them but I prefer to get them on my own, much more relaxing and makes me feel bothered when people come to me just to see me do something. At least that's how I am, I am not going to call someone a narcissist or attention seeker if they like having parties, making youtube videos or breaking tracker records. Please don't understand me wrong. Think what you want, you got right to your own opinions and keep on analyzing and judging other people if that makes you feel better about yourself. I am sure you can find faults in everyone if you really try hard to find them. I know I am not perfect myself either. I enjoy my life a lot more when I concentrate on my own life and try to think about the good things in life and other people. But I am not going to tell you how you should live your life so just do what you want but I would greatly appreciate it if people would stop using this thread to post troll/hate posts about others. This isn't the right place to do it. I guess that's too much to ask for.

 

Heroes of might and magic 3 probably one of my favorite games I have ever played, don't like the newer versions that much. Really loved it and I still play it sometimes.

 

Thanks everyone for the nice comments and if you can think of more questions or something else, I can try to add them to the interview too.

 

Sorry about a bit off-topic post and I still enjoy reading this thread but it's kinda funny that you will get flamed and judged no matter what you do/say and how you do/say it. But that's just how the world is nowadays. Haters gonna hate and so on. This is the internet so I am not surprised, when I started making that interview I knew that of course there would be some people hating, there always is. I probably should stop replying to these troll/hate posts but time goes faster when writing these posts and I am not wasting any exp when writing these when I got relaxing slayer tasks.

 

Thanks as always langer for the weekly updates and trying to keep this thread on topic, really appreciate it. Really appeciate my friends too and everyone who keeps posting nice posts.

 

 

 

 

 

I'm impressed that you probably wrote this while still getting exp....

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Glad to hear if you enjoyed reading that interview, really loved doing it and brought back so many good memories. I didn't do the interview to gain more fame or attention. Actually I wasn't going to do it at first because I don't like fame or attention much but most of my friends and posters on this thread wanted me to do it so I decided to do it anyways. I am glad I did, really enjoyed it a lot. Not because of the fame and attention I would get but managed to thank my friends and everyone else too for helping me on my goal and making runescape much more enjoyable. I have been so lucky to find so many great friends. I don't play this game to gain more fame and attention or to impress others, sometimes I wish I could hide my name from hiscores and all the trackers. I could avoid so much drama, I have had to deal with so much drama and hate because of my 200M skill ranks and because trackers/hiscores show how much exp I have gained. If I wanted to impress others, I would probably do something else than play runescape 30 hours a day. And I would probably do youtube videos and bank all my effigies and get like 25M slayer exp in a day. I don't even check trackers anymore and haven't checked hiscores since they changed it, it looks terrible. Probably trying to get 200M all in rsc after 200M all skills in rs2, at least no hiscores there. Will take a lot longer than rs2 too so should keep me busy for a while.

 

Of course it's nice to be noticed and I like it sometimes, if that makes me a bad person then so be it. Just because some perfectionists are also narcissistic doesn't mean that I am too, everyone is different. I knew that someone would accuse me of being narcissistic sooner or later when I mentioned that I am perfectionist. I have no idea where you got the idea that I play runescape to get fame and attention from others, you obviously don't know me at all. If that was really true I would have got maxed many years ago and get on top 21 overall asap just by trying to get as much exp as possible or get 200M slayer or Runecrafting as my first 200M skill to get rank 1 Slayer or Runecrafting but I didn't. I tried to avoid getting maxed total as long as possible but I wanted to be able to open my own effigies and people kept telling me all the time to get maxed total, saw many posts about it on this thread too. Back then people asked me all the time why I am not maxed yet, was probably the most asked question. If I really liked getting attention so much I would have opened my friends chat long time ago too. I don't even have 200M skill parties even though most people would want me to make them but I prefer to get them on my own, much more relaxing and makes me feel bothered when people come to me just to see me do something. At least that's how I am, I am not going to call someone a narcissist or attention seeker if they like having parties, making youtube videos or breaking tracker records. Please don't understand me wrong. Think what you want, you got right to your own opinions and keep on analyzing and judging other people if that makes you feel better about yourself. I am sure you can find faults in everyone if you really try hard to find them. I know I am not perfect myself either. I enjoy my life a lot more when I concentrate on my own life and try to think about the good things in life and other people. But I am not going to tell you how you should live your life so just do what you want but I would greatly appreciate it if people would stop using this thread to post troll/hate posts about others. This isn't the right place to do it. I guess that's too much to ask for.

 

Heroes of might and magic 3 probably one of my favorite games I have ever played, don't like the newer versions that much. Really loved it and I still play it sometimes.

 

Thanks everyone for the nice comments and if you can think of more questions or something else, I can try to add them to the interview too.

 

Sorry about a bit off-topic post and I still enjoy reading this thread but it's kinda funny that you will get flamed and judged no matter what you do/say and how you do/say it. But that's just how the world is nowadays. Haters gonna hate and so on. This is the internet so I am not surprised, when I started making that interview I knew that of course there would be some people hating, there always is. I probably should stop replying to these troll/hate posts but time goes faster when writing these posts and I am not wasting any exp when writing these when I got relaxing slayer tasks.

 

Thanks as always langer for the weekly updates and trying to keep this thread on topic, really appreciate it. Really appeciate my friends too and everyone who keeps posting nice posts.

 

 

 

 

 

I'm impressed that you probably wrote this while still getting exp....

he wrote some weeks ago that he every post wrote while getting exp, that's what i am do to, why not when you can?

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Glad to hear if you enjoyed reading that interview, really loved doing it and brought back so many good memories. I didn't do the interview to gain more fame or attention. Actually I wasn't going to do it at first because I don't like fame or attention much but most of my friends and posters on this thread wanted me to do it so I decided to do it anyways. I am glad I did, really enjoyed it a lot. Not because of the fame and attention I would get but managed to thank my friends and everyone else too for helping me on my goal and making runescape much more enjoyable. I have been so lucky to find so many great friends. I don't play this game to gain more fame and attention or to impress others, sometimes I wish I could hide my name from hiscores and all the trackers. I could avoid so much drama, I have had to deal with so much drama and hate because of my 200M skill ranks and because trackers/hiscores show how much exp I have gained. If I wanted to impress others, I would probably do something else than play runescape 30 hours a day. And I would probably do youtube videos and bank all my effigies and get like 25M slayer exp in a day. I don't even check trackers anymore and haven't checked hiscores since they changed it, it looks terrible. Probably trying to get 200M all in rsc after 200M all skills in rs2, at least no hiscores there. Will take a lot longer than rs2 too so should keep me busy for a while.

 

Of course it's nice to be noticed and I like it sometimes, if that makes me a bad person then so be it. Just because some perfectionists are also narcissistic doesn't mean that I am too, everyone is different. I knew that someone would accuse me of being narcissistic sooner or later when I mentioned that I am perfectionist. I have no idea where you got the idea that I play runescape to get fame and attention from others, you obviously don't know me at all. If that was really true I would have got maxed many years ago and get on top 21 overall asap just by trying to get as much exp as possible or get 200M slayer or Runecrafting as my first 200M skill to get rank 1 Slayer or Runecrafting but I didn't. I tried to avoid getting maxed total as long as possible but I wanted to be able to open my own effigies and people kept telling me all the time to get maxed total, saw many posts about it on this thread too. Back then people asked me all the time why I am not maxed yet, was probably the most asked question. If I really liked getting attention so much I would have opened my friends chat long time ago too. I don't even have 200M skill parties even though most people would want me to make them but I prefer to get them on my own, much more relaxing and makes me feel bothered when people come to me just to see me do something. At least that's how I am, I am not going to call someone a narcissist or attention seeker if they like having parties, making youtube videos or breaking tracker records. Please don't understand me wrong. Think what you want, you got right to your own opinions and keep on analyzing and judging other people if that makes you feel better about yourself. I am sure you can find faults in everyone if you really try hard to find them. I know I am not perfect myself either. I enjoy my life a lot more when I concentrate on my own life and try to think about the good things in life and other people. But I am not going to tell you how you should live your life so just do what you want but I would greatly appreciate it if people would stop using this thread to post troll/hate posts about others. This isn't the right place to do it. I guess that's too much to ask for.

 

Heroes of might and magic 3 probably one of my favorite games I have ever played, don't like the newer versions that much. Really loved it and I still play it sometimes.

 

Thanks everyone for the nice comments and if you can think of more questions or something else, I can try to add them to the interview too.

 

Sorry about a bit off-topic post and I still enjoy reading this thread but it's kinda funny that you will get flamed and judged no matter what you do/say and how you do/say it. But that's just how the world is nowadays. Haters gonna hate and so on. This is the internet so I am not surprised, when I started making that interview I knew that of course there would be some people hating, there always is. I probably should stop replying to these troll/hate posts but time goes faster when writing these posts and I am not wasting any exp when writing these when I got relaxing slayer tasks.

 

Thanks as always langer for the weekly updates and trying to keep this thread on topic, really appreciate it. Really appeciate my friends too and everyone who keeps posting nice posts.

 

 

 

 

 

I'm impressed that you probably wrote this while still getting exp....

 

Yeah I did, I always write posts without wasting exp but writing the posts can take many hours sometimes, especially if I am having tasks which need lots of concentration and clicking.

My goal is to get 200M in all skills.

 

My Tip.it interview: http://tip.it/runescape/?times=640

 

My YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/RsSuomi

 

I play Private Off most of the time but please send me private message here on Tip.it if you want to say or ask something.

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Glad to hear if you enjoyed reading that interview, really loved doing it and brought back so many good memories. I didn't do the interview to gain more fame or attention. Actually I wasn't going to do it at first because I don't like fame or attention much but most of my friends and posters on this thread wanted me to do it so I decided to do it anyways. I am glad I did, really enjoyed it a lot. Not because of the fame and attention I would get but managed to thank my friends and everyone else too for helping me on my goal and making runescape much more enjoyable. I have been so lucky to find so many great friends. I don't play this game to gain more fame and attention or to impress others, sometimes I wish I could hide my name from hiscores and all the trackers. I could avoid so much drama, I have had to deal with so much drama and hate because of my 200M skill ranks and because trackers/hiscores show how much exp I have gained. If I wanted to impress others, I would probably do something else than play runescape 30 hours a day. And I would probably do youtube videos and bank all my effigies and get like 25M slayer exp in a day. I don't even check trackers anymore and haven't checked hiscores since they changed it, it looks terrible. Probably trying to get 200M all in rsc after 200M all skills in rs2, at least no hiscores there. Will take a lot longer than rs2 too so should keep me busy for a while.

 

Of course it's nice to be noticed and I like it sometimes, if that makes me a bad person then so be it. Just because some perfectionists are also narcissistic doesn't mean that I am too, everyone is different. I knew that someone would accuse me of being narcissistic sooner or later when I mentioned that I am perfectionist. I have no idea where you got the idea that I play runescape to get fame and attention from others, you obviously don't know me at all. If that was really true I would have got maxed many years ago and get on top 21 overall asap just by trying to get as much exp as possible or get 200M slayer or Runecrafting as my first 200M skill to get rank 1 Slayer or Runecrafting but I didn't. I tried to avoid getting maxed total as long as possible but I wanted to be able to open my own effigies and people kept telling me all the time to get maxed total, saw many posts about it on this thread too. Back then people asked me all the time why I am not maxed yet, was probably the most asked question. If I really liked getting attention so much I would have opened my friends chat long time ago too. I don't even have 200M skill parties even though most people would want me to make them but I prefer to get them on my own, much more relaxing and makes me feel bothered when people come to me just to see me do something. At least that's how I am, I am not going to call someone a narcissist or attention seeker if they like having parties, making youtube videos or breaking tracker records. Please don't understand me wrong. Think what you want, you got right to your own opinions and keep on analyzing and judging other people if that makes you feel better about yourself. I am sure you can find faults in everyone if you really try hard to find them. I know I am not perfect myself either. I enjoy my life a lot more when I concentrate on my own life and try to think about the good things in life and other people. But I am not going to tell you how you should live your life so just do what you want but I would greatly appreciate it if people would stop using this thread to post troll/hate posts about others. This isn't the right place to do it. I guess that's too much to ask for.

 

Heroes of might and magic 3 probably one of my favorite games I have ever played, don't like the newer versions that much. Really loved it and I still play it sometimes.

 

Thanks everyone for the nice comments and if you can think of more questions or something else, I can try to add them to the interview too.

 

Sorry about a bit off-topic post and I still enjoy reading this thread but it's kinda funny that you will get flamed and judged no matter what you do/say and how you do/say it. But that's just how the world is nowadays. Haters gonna hate and so on. This is the internet so I am not surprised, when I started making that interview I knew that of course there would be some people hating, there always is. I probably should stop replying to these troll/hate posts but time goes faster when writing these posts and I am not wasting any exp when writing these when I got relaxing slayer tasks.

 

Thanks as always langer for the weekly updates and trying to keep this thread on topic, really appreciate it. Really appeciate my friends too and everyone who keeps posting nice posts.

 

 

 

 

 

I'm impressed that you probably wrote this while still getting exp....

 

Yeah I did, I always write posts without wasting exp but writing the posts can take many hours sometimes, especially if I am having tasks which take lots of concentration and clicking.

 

You should write an autobiography. You might never get #1 on the New York Times but you'll have a niche market of hardcore fans. :thumbsup:

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Glad to hear if you enjoyed reading that interview, really loved doing it and brought back so many good memories. I didn't do the interview to gain more fame or attention. Actually I wasn't going to do it at first because I don't like fame or attention much but most of my friends and posters on this thread wanted me to do it so I decided to do it anyways. I am glad I did, really enjoyed it a lot. Not because of the fame and attention I would get but managed to thank my friends and everyone else too for helping me on my goal and making runescape much more enjoyable. I have been so lucky to find so many great friends. I don't play this game to gain more fame and attention or to impress others, sometimes I wish I could hide my name from hiscores and all the trackers. I could avoid so much drama, I have had to deal with so much drama and hate because of my 200M skill ranks and because trackers/hiscores show how much exp I have gained. If I wanted to impress others, I would probably do something else than play runescape 30 hours a day. And I would probably do youtube videos and bank all my effigies and get like 25M slayer exp in a day. I don't even check trackers anymore and haven't checked hiscores since they changed it, it looks terrible. Probably trying to get 200M all in rsc after 200M all skills in rs2, at least no hiscores there. Will take a lot longer than rs2 too so should keep me busy for a while.

 

Of course it's nice to be noticed and I like it sometimes, if that makes me a bad person then so be it. Just because some perfectionists are also narcissistic doesn't mean that I am too, everyone is different. I knew that someone would accuse me of being narcissistic sooner or later when I mentioned that I am perfectionist. I have no idea where you got the idea that I play runescape to get fame and attention from others, you obviously don't know me at all. If that was really true I would have got maxed many years ago and get on top 21 overall asap just by trying to get as much exp as possible or get 200M slayer or Runecrafting as my first 200M skill to get rank 1 Slayer or Runecrafting but I didn't. I tried to avoid getting maxed total as long as possible but I wanted to be able to open my own effigies and people kept telling me all the time to get maxed total, saw many posts about it on this thread too. Back then people asked me all the time why I am not maxed yet, was probably the most asked question. If I really liked getting attention so much I would have opened my friends chat long time ago too. I don't even have 200M skill parties even though most people would want me to make them but I prefer to get them on my own, much more relaxing and makes me feel bothered when people come to me just to see me do something. At least that's how I am, I am not going to call someone a narcissist or attention seeker if they like having parties, making youtube videos or breaking tracker records. Please don't understand me wrong. Think what you want, you got right to your own opinions and keep on analyzing and judging other people if that makes you feel better about yourself. I am sure you can find faults in everyone if you really try hard to find them. I know I am not perfect myself either. I enjoy my life a lot more when I concentrate on my own life and try to think about the good things in life and other people. But I am not going to tell you how you should live your life so just do what you want but I would greatly appreciate it if people would stop using this thread to post troll/hate posts about others. This isn't the right place to do it. I guess that's too much to ask for.

 

Heroes of might and magic 3 probably one of my favorite games I have ever played, don't like the newer versions that much. Really loved it and I still play it sometimes.

 

Thanks everyone for the nice comments and if you can think of more questions or something else, I can try to add them to the interview too.

 

Sorry about a bit off-topic post and I still enjoy reading this thread but it's kinda funny that you will get flamed and judged no matter what you do/say and how you do/say it. But that's just how the world is nowadays. Haters gonna hate and so on. This is the internet so I am not surprised, when I started making that interview I knew that of course there would be some people hating, there always is. I probably should stop replying to these troll/hate posts but time goes faster when writing these posts and I am not wasting any exp when writing these when I got relaxing slayer tasks.

 

Thanks as always langer for the weekly updates and trying to keep this thread on topic, really appreciate it. Really appeciate my friends too and everyone who keeps posting nice posts.

 

 

 

 

 

I'm impressed that you probably wrote this while still getting exp....

 

Yeah I did, I always write posts without wasting exp but writing the posts can take many hours sometimes, especially if I am having tasks which take lots of concentration and clicking.

 

You should write an autobiography. You might never get #1 on the New York Times but you'll have a niche market of hardcore fans. :thumbsup:

 

Hahaha lovely idea but I am not that great writer. My English isn't very good but tip.it moderators helped me a lot with the interview and made it really interesting to read, huge thanks to them. If I had to do the interview all by myself I would have given up long time ago haha =P My life isn't that interesting anyways.

My goal is to get 200M in all skills.

 

My Tip.it interview: http://tip.it/runescape/?times=640

 

My YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/RsSuomi

 

I play Private Off most of the time but please send me private message here on Tip.it if you want to say or ask something.

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Just like to say thanks to langer for all the hard work he puts into this thread.

 

This thread use to be a place of healthy discussion with a supportive atmosphere. We'd hear about these new methods and how we could improve them. The spreadsheets and facts and figures are all very interesting to read. However..

 

This thread has obviously gained some notoriety over the course of it's journey, leading to influx of haters/trolls/spam/off-topic idiocy.

 

In my opinion, the last ~30+ pages of this thread have been a waste to read (apart from langers updates). So I will no longer be reading this thread, but just wanted to thank the older (when this thread was less than ~100 pages) people who contributed to this thread and made it such a good read.

 

 

 

Oh and.... Thanks for the interview Suomi, it was a good read.

 

I agree, I only bother to read Langer's updates nowadays.

Currently working towards 2496 total.

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