Hi

 

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I'm so ******* ****** that level 70 players with 43 dungeoneering has seen 3 hoods, unbound one for fun, and alched 17 when I'm at level 88 dungeoneering and I haven't even ******* seen one of those idiot hoods. NOT EVEN ONCE HAVE ONE OF MY TEAMMATES KILLED A SPIDER AND GOTTEN A ******* HOOD TO GIVE ME, I KILLED LIKE ******* 300 OF THOSE SPIDERS ****! I just got kicked for not having a ******* hood, this is ******** **** ya'll!

 

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I saw my first hood at 92, and I've dungeoned with a few people with higher who haven't had one.

You'll get one eventually

NP

I saw my first hood at 92, and I've dungeoned with a few people with higher who haven't had one.

You'll get one eventually

 

Meh

 

NP

 

Np what?

Amen brother :(

I totally agree with your rant, happened to me too. It seems that you are more likely to get one if you aren't trying to get one! :(

lol hoodless

NP

 

Not you lul.

81 and nothing here =(

I got a hood soon after I hit 50 DG, before occult floors came out. I guess I lucked out :cool:

 

It would be stupid to kick someone out of a team solely because they don't have one though.

I got a hood at 68 dung.

 

 

GG

I'm on my 15th hood. Every time I get 1 I unbind my old one and bind the new one.

i seen only 3 hoods and none after the occult floors came out. I wonder if they became less common

Jagex needs to make both slayer monsters and slayer drops far more common.

 

Slayer is probably the only skill that is kinda underrepresented in dung imo... all because of the rarity.

I got mine at 45 Dung I think it was, sucks having to bind it over a weapon but atleast at 50 Dung I'll have one. :thumbsup:

Stopped dung at lvl 48 then just had tog up to 63 restarted cause I need scroll of life, a day later it just fell out of the air, I was like, oh nice, ain't this supposed to be rare? Hope you get one soon :/

Seen 2. Saw my 1st and was lucky to grab it as soon as the spider dropped to the ground (other guy was jealous :P) and saw one last week and gave it to one people in my team, no point in not sharing them tbh. Felt kinda bad as only we were 5 guys only I and other guy had hood when the spider dropped to the ground, i was the only one around and grabbed it. then i announced it and 1 ragequit because i didn't give them it :mellow:

I found one once, but I couldn't bind it without losing my weapon, so I can feel your pain.

It's a RARE drop, I've gained over 15M Dungeoneering XP and seen 14 Edimmu without one dropping a Blood necklace, and yet I'm not posting a topic about it.

It's a RARE drop, I've gained over 15M Dungeoneering XP and seen 14 Edimmu without one dropping a Blood necklace, and yet I'm not posting a topic about it.

 

Did you see what the forum is called? C'mon.. Tif gotta be more intelligent then that. Anyway, why would you want a blood necklace, it sucks, and has no correlation with what else was spoken about.

L - I found my first hood at 74, on f26 or something, forgot to bind and lost it. 77 now, seen around 11 spiders, no hood.

I got a hood soon after I hit 50 DG, before occult floors came out. I guess I lucked out :cool:

 

It would be stupid to kick someone out of a team solely because they don't have one though.

 

No, imo, it makes perfect sense to. If you have a team of hooded players, you won't need to clear many rooms. For example, if an altar room has no mages/non-humanoids, you don't have to touch that room. Whereas if there was even a single non-hooded player, the team would probably end up clearing the room. Same goes for many puzzle rooms. It quicker and easier if the team only has to kill a spider or giant than clear the room.

 

While it may be frustrating, it's a perfectly fair and rational decision to me. While I wouldn't kick someone from my team, you'd bet I'd take the hooded player over the nonhooded one. It just makes life so much easier.

 

 

No, imo, it makes perfect sense to. If you have a team of hooded players, you won't need to clear many rooms. For example, if an altar room has no mages/non-humanoids, you don't have to touch that room. Whereas if there was even a single non-hooded player, the team would probably end up clearing the room. Same goes for many puzzle rooms. It quicker and easier if the team only has to kill a spider or giant than clear the room.

 

While it may be frustrating, it's a perfectly fair and rational decision to me. While I wouldn't kick someone from my team, you'd bet I'd take the hooded player over the nonhooded one. It just makes life so much easier.

 

Clearing altars is unnecessary now with the quick recharge update.

Of course I would take a hooded player over a nonhooded, I wasn't arguing that. But if I'm teaming with strangers and one of them ends up not having a hood, I'm not going to leave or kick as long as he is a decent player.

 

 

No, imo, it makes perfect sense to. If you have a team of hooded players, you won't need to clear many rooms. For example, if an altar room has no mages/non-humanoids, you don't have to touch that room. Whereas if there was even a single non-hooded player, the team would probably end up clearing the room. Same goes for many puzzle rooms. It quicker and easier if the team only has to kill a spider or giant than clear the room.

 

While it may be frustrating, it's a perfectly fair and rational decision to me. While I wouldn't kick someone from my team, you'd bet I'd take the hooded player over the nonhooded one. It just makes life so much easier.

 

Clearing altars is unnecessary now with the quick recharge update.

Of course I would take a hooded player over a nonhooded, I wasn't arguing that. But if I'm teaming with strangers and one of them ends up not having a hood, I'm not going to leave or kick as long as he is a decent player.

 

Personally, though, I'd still rather clean up a room that's frequently visited.

 

My point was, though, that there's some logical basis for doing so.

I got a hood once and didn't bind it because I thought my primal kiteshield + rapier was better when I was level 50dg. Oops.