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Because they're working to make the game the best that they think they can. The majority of players didn't feel the RS2 graphical overhaul necessary, but it's worked to bring in more business. Which means more staff and more people to make the totally awesome updates you seem to think the graphics team would be doing otherwise. I've been playing since '01, so I do so hope that counts. I would hate for you to disregard my post due to my combat level (and skill total! Oh boy!) I may not get "it", but I don't see what my combat level in some arbitrary game has to do with my knowledge of how a business should act. You yourself have made a good example of how the two aren't linked. Hint: It's not by taking the foremost voted for options of a poll and churning out content to comply. They don't do graphical updates that often at all, and I can almost guarantee that the graphics staff only work on it when they aren't doing other, more important content (I really doubt they'd have succeeded so far as a business if otherwise). Now go ahead and cripple my points with elitism and misguided anger!

I'm hoping for one that will bake cakes for us. Oh man. That would be so sweet.

Wtf? Stalking? Spying? He glanced through a guys window. Until we get a floor plan of the guys house, we can pretty much assume that there's a large, unobstructed window on the front of his house, and the computer sits opposite it. Seriously, stop supporting the guy being a complete [bleep].

I'm guessing it's because the only reason, really, to go above level 96 (or, more recently, 93) is for the achievement of 99. Note that there's only two 97s, who most likely only got that level after the cape update.

Which means you'll get drunk quicker and cheaper! Efficiency is key! Drink, boy!

But why would someone who can efficiently mine coal, mine 2000 tin for a relatively small reward? Unless they just set the optimal training method for your level, I doubt they'd really take off. Anyway, this should be in suggestions.

Have the book from the first quest in your inventory.

Nevermind, figured it out. Neat quest, that was. New equipment sucks a bit, though.

To fix the claw, you pick up the crane schematics (froma crate beside the crane), make an elemental bar, and smith it with the schematics in your inventory. Then use the claw on the crane. Nooby question: I've fixed everything, know how to work the machine, but what do I need to make the helmet?

Woot! Elemental helmet.

Stick the key in the floor hatches, go down, go down again, operate the machine. I've just got some ore, about to give it a smelt.

And here comes the update.

Sounds like a very good month, some changes that will actually have an effect on how we play (as opposed to, say, a bunch of new quests and a minigame that nobody really plays).

What, the kid that actually has the stats to equip the whip? Stop whining. Oooh, you missed out on a vague chance to get something. The blame lies solely on you. I'm sorry if it appears that I'm getting worked up or whatever, but the guy has a party out of the goodness of his heart, and all you can do is complain about missing a chance to get free stuff. Good luck on whatever ventures your life may proceed to hold, Globez.

I don't mind the new run button (just have to get used to clicking the different button), but I'm pretty annoyed at the weight thing. It doesn't take up too much space, and having to bring up the big, clunky screen just to check it is a nuisance. Apart from that, I definitely like the new interface. Especially being able to get a close-up of your character (although some 360 rotation would be nice). Bravo, Jagex.