Although merchanting and investing are fast ways to make Runescape gold, in some cases skills may even be faster. However, getting your skill levels high enough may cost time and money in the long run, whereas merchanting and investing can be done by just about any player. Although this guide was written primarily to help people with less experience in skills, this section will tell you how to best make Runescape gold off your skill levels.
When gathering resources with a gathering skill (such as woodcutting, when you are gathering logs), there’s bound to be other players competing for the same resource. If this is the case, switch worlds or respawn locations if the other players hinder your progress enough.
Woodcutting
We’ll start off with woodcutting. Woodcutting is one of my favorite skills to make cheap runescape gold on, simply because of how much demand there is for logs. Before level 35, train up on normal and oak trees. After level 35, one of the best ways to level up woodcutting is to chop willow trees in Draynor. Although this won’t exactly make you a fortune, selling the willow logs is a good idea. If you’re trying to raise other skills that require the logs, such as fletching, use them for that - the logs aren’t all THAT valuable.
Once you reach level 70 woodcutting, you can begin chopping Yew trees. Although you could already do this at level 60, chopping Yews for gold is highly inefficient at that level. You can choose to keep training on Willow trees until Level 75, though, because Willow trees still yield the most experience at your level.
Level 70 is when the serious gold making begins. For non-members, my favorite place to chop is south of Falador, where there are three respawning trees. There’s also a few in north Varrock and a few at the Edgeville entrance to the Edgeville dungeon. Members have some more choices. You can either chop the Yews in the Seers’ Village, or go west of Catherby and use the many trees there.
Non-members can continue to chop Yew trees until 99. At that level, chopping the trees is efficient enough to make lots of profit - each log can sell for up to 400 gold in today’s market. However, members have Magic logs as another option.
Once members reach woodcutting level 85, they can begin to efficiently chop Magic trees. Remember that cutting Yews results in faster money sometimes, because the Magic trees are often crowded. Try switching servers if you are stuck with a crowd or people. Cut Magic trees at the Mage training area, southwest of the Seers Village, southwest of Lletya, and outside the Sorcerer’s Tower.
To best sell your logs, look at the Buying and Selling section of this guide. For maximum profit in the least amount of time, always sell in bulk of 1k or more, and for the best current price.
Smithing
Steel bars are in high demand in the Runescape market today, so it’s a good idea to smith your own steel bars in order to sell them for a high price. However, instead of mining your own ores for this purpose, which can take quite a long time, buy the iron and coal from individual miners on small worlds for cheaper than the normal market price (I recommend buying at the Falador bank).
Make sure you buy the right proportion of coal and iron. For example, if you wanted to smith 1000 bars, you would need 1000 coal and 2000 iron.
After you smith all the steel bars, sell them for a higher price than you bought the iron and coal for. Use World 1 or World 2 Falador to sell the steel bars the fastest, and don’t forget to keep an eye on the forums as well.
Combining Magic and Smithing
You can combine Magic and Smithing to make gold, too. If your Magic level is high enough to perform the High Alchemy spell, don’t sell your steel bars. Instead, smith them into Steel Plate bodies and perform the High Alchemy spell on the plate bodies to make gold (be sure you have the necessary runes!). This is almost always faster than just selling the steel bars, but watch the market to see how to maximize your profit. Each Steel Plate mail yields 1,200 gold from High Alchemy.
2007年11月12日星期一
2007年11月7日星期三
What for Olaf's Quest?
As stated on the original quest page high agility is supposed to be an advantage for this quest (not an outright necessity). That was always what we intended, and so that is now how it works rune scape. Hopefully, this will make the quest much less irritating so you can focus on the story and get to the rewards!
The slippery bridge in Olaf's Quest wasn't quite working how we intended, which resulted in a lot of frustration. We never like our content to be frustrating - we prefer it to be challenging (there's a big difference!) - so we've tweaked the calculations that sort out whether you succeed.
Originally, the bridge was designed so that you had a reasonable chance of passing each individual step, which seemed right to us... Unfortunately runescape gold, with 12 steps in a row this all added up to a very annoying part of the quest. We're really sorry for this, and would like to thank all of you for persevering in the face of this mistake and trying to finish the quest anyway. It's a testament to your dedication to the game!
What we've done now is to make your character learn every time he or she slips, so the more times you fall the more likely you are to get past it. We haven't 'nerfed' the quest - high level Agility is still a big advantage and will still really help you cross the bridge much more quickly than runescape players with low level Agility. It's still pretty challenging to get across, but hopefully a lot less frustrating because at least now each time you fail you know you've got a better chance next time you try.
The slippery bridge in Olaf's Quest wasn't quite working how we intended, which resulted in a lot of frustration. We never like our content to be frustrating - we prefer it to be challenging (there's a big difference!) - so we've tweaked the calculations that sort out whether you succeed.
Originally, the bridge was designed so that you had a reasonable chance of passing each individual step, which seemed right to us... Unfortunately runescape gold, with 12 steps in a row this all added up to a very annoying part of the quest. We're really sorry for this, and would like to thank all of you for persevering in the face of this mistake and trying to finish the quest anyway. It's a testament to your dedication to the game!
What we've done now is to make your character learn every time he or she slips, so the more times you fall the more likely you are to get past it. We haven't 'nerfed' the quest - high level Agility is still a big advantage and will still really help you cross the bridge much more quickly than runescape players with low level Agility. It's still pretty challenging to get across, but hopefully a lot less frustrating because at least now each time you fail you know you've got a better chance next time you try.
2007年11月5日星期一
Reliving as a noob in Runescape
Today I was trying to get my mage level to 45 by training on the Lesser Demon trapped inside the Wizard's Tower. I had given him over a thousand chaos runes which he never used when I told him to, so instead I just did the work for him and used them to increase his mage level. Many rangers and mages come here to train their range and magic, because it is an effective area to train. However, the thing about that area is that it's multicombat, therefore other players can fight the same monster as you are buy runescape money, so many are bothered by the fact that others are fighting the same monster as them and reducing the amount of experience they earn. People get mad and they begin yelling insults at each other and calling each other noobs because of their magic levels.
My friend's account is only around level 60 and his stats are really, really poor. Overall he must have like 700 skill points before he became a member and before he gave me permission to use his account. Playing on his account, I've come to realize how many immature, noobish players there are in Runescape (although I've always know and believed this, my experiences on his account only strengthen them).While I was there, people began asking what our magic levels were. I really don't like socializing with these kinds of noobs, because more often than not they're just there to show off their arrogance and weak skills (though occasionally, you get someone who just wants to talk and I can fully sympathize with that). Shortly after they all began calling each other noobs. It was ridiculous. People even began to make stupid remarks such as "I have a level 126 main u noob lol".
And the day before that I was training my range by the Moss Giants above Ardounge. Warriors kept complaining that I was taking their monster away and rangers kept calling me a noob because they wore Blue Dragon Hide whereas I was wearing basic leather buy runescape gold. They also made fun of my range level, saying I was weak and noobish. There was even this one idiot who kept saying he could do a 22 with a dragon battle axe, obviously trying to show the world how powerful he was.
This kind of behavior is childish. I'm sick of it and have been for a long time. But I tolerate it, because I know how to handle it. If you don't like what's going on, turn your public chat to friends or better yet, off. You don't have to listen to these morons bicker. If you want to join in, go ahead, there's nothing wrong with that. Just make sure you won't be the one being picked on.
The ironic thing is that although they yelled noob at me, they don't know that I have a much higher leveled account than they do. I never tell anyone that because I myself don't show off unless there's a need to. I don't get runescape gold my pride from making other people feel worthless. And I've also come to learn that no matter how good you are in something, there's always some one else who's better at it, so really there is no need to show off "how good you are", because in the end it only makes you look like a moron.
My friend's account is only around level 60 and his stats are really, really poor. Overall he must have like 700 skill points before he became a member and before he gave me permission to use his account. Playing on his account, I've come to realize how many immature, noobish players there are in Runescape (although I've always know and believed this, my experiences on his account only strengthen them).While I was there, people began asking what our magic levels were. I really don't like socializing with these kinds of noobs, because more often than not they're just there to show off their arrogance and weak skills (though occasionally, you get someone who just wants to talk and I can fully sympathize with that). Shortly after they all began calling each other noobs. It was ridiculous. People even began to make stupid remarks such as "I have a level 126 main u noob lol".
And the day before that I was training my range by the Moss Giants above Ardounge. Warriors kept complaining that I was taking their monster away and rangers kept calling me a noob because they wore Blue Dragon Hide whereas I was wearing basic leather buy runescape gold. They also made fun of my range level, saying I was weak and noobish. There was even this one idiot who kept saying he could do a 22 with a dragon battle axe, obviously trying to show the world how powerful he was.
This kind of behavior is childish. I'm sick of it and have been for a long time. But I tolerate it, because I know how to handle it. If you don't like what's going on, turn your public chat to friends or better yet, off. You don't have to listen to these morons bicker. If you want to join in, go ahead, there's nothing wrong with that. Just make sure you won't be the one being picked on.
The ironic thing is that although they yelled noob at me, they don't know that I have a much higher leveled account than they do. I never tell anyone that because I myself don't show off unless there's a need to. I don't get runescape gold my pride from making other people feel worthless. And I've also come to learn that no matter how good you are in something, there's always some one else who's better at it, so really there is no need to show off "how good you are", because in the end it only makes you look like a moron.
2007年11月3日星期六
The Basics about RuneScape Guides
Runescape
To cast spells you will need to have the correct runes. Each type of rune contains a different type of power and is used when casting different types of spells, as shown below:
(m) = Members Only
Description
There are a number of ways in which you are able to obtain runes, as shown below:
Make them yourself buying runescape money, through the use of the Runecrafting Skill.Runes may be bought from other runescape players.Runes are often dropped by monsters on their death.Runes can often be found within chests.Runes may be bought from the Rune Shops, in Varrock and Port Sarim.Runes may be bought from the Magic Guild.Runes may be bought from the Mage Arena.Runes may be bought from Ali M.Runes can be stolen/bought from Ape Atoll.
Introduction
Magic is one of the most useful and versatile skills within RuneScape. Once you have learnt to use it properly, you’ll find that it compliments many other skills within the game, whilst also acting as an incredibly powerful tool in its own right.
There are two sides to Magic - Combat, and Non-Combat. The use of Magic and spellcasting in a fight may be vital in gaining the upper hand and ultimately the victory. Non-combat wise, Magic can be used to teleport around the RuneScape world very quickly, used in combination with other skills, or even for making money out of Items you have obtained or made yourself.
Combination Runes
Each combination rune counts as 1 rune for each type of element bound within it. This means that, for example, a Mist Rune counts as 1 Water Rune and 1 Air Rune at the same time, meaning that you could cast Water Strike (Level 5 Magic: 1 Mind, 1 Water, 1 Air to cast) with 1 mist and 1 mind rune.For more information on how to obtain combination runes, please visit the Runecrafting section of the manual.
Casting SpellsClicking on the spell book in your player console brings up the magic menu. This will bring up a screen of all spells available to you within the game. If the picture of a spell is darkened, it means that either you do not have a high enough level to cast it, or you do not have the runes in your inventory to do so. If a spell is lit up, then it means your level is high enough to cast it and you have enough runes in your inventory.
To cast any spell just click on its picture and then click on your desired target, in the main game window. Some spells can only be cast on monster’s and players, whilst others can only be cast on yourself, or items. You may want to experiment to see what targets are valid for each spell.To get more information on a spell, simply move your mouse cursor over its picture.
When you cast combat related spells, there is a chance of you failing. This is dependant on a few factors such as your magical attack bonuses, the magical defence bonuses of your opponent and your magic experience. For Offensive spells, if you fail to hit the opponent, you will still get the ‘Base XP’ which is the experience for casting the spell. If your spell does inflict damage runescape gold for sale, you will be awarded extra Magic experience.
A description of the spell and a list of which runes are required, is shown at the bottom of the window. Each required rune has 2 numbers shown below a picture of it. The first number indicates how many of that rune you have and the second number indicates how many are required, in order to cast the spell.
The numbers will be drawn in red when you do not have enough of those runes, in order to cast a particular spell.
You will find that heavy armour, particularly metallic armour, is very conductive of magic. Mages will often find themselves more effective against a hand to hand fighter in full armour, than other enemies. You will notice enemies in full metal armour will be hit harder by spells and that wearing heavy metal will negatively affect your ability to cast spells successfully.
The recommended equipment for Mages are light robes, which allow magical power to flow through their form freely.
Sometimes spells will fail to work. If a spell fails, you will still gain the base experience from casting the spell and you will still use the runes required to cast it, but you will see a ’splash’ effect on your opponent showing the failure of the spell. The higher level spells are more likely to fail, but as your magic ability improves, you will cast spells successfully more of the time.
Magic Staves
With a staff, you will find you can now use ‘Autocasting’ options. How to set a staff up to autocast is explained below, but it basically means you chose what spell you would like to continually cast. As long as you wield the staff and have the correct amount of runes, you will cast constantly until you stop, the opponent is defeated, or your rune supply runs out.
To equip a spell for quick casting, you will first need to ensure that you are wielding a magic staff.
Click on the sword icon found in the top left of the player control panel and it will bring up a screen, similar to the image on the left.
Click on the Spell Book image in the bottom right, to see which spells can be quick cast with the staff you have.
Now just click on the one you want to select. Make sure that the spell is highlighted, as in the left panel, so that next time you attack you will do so with your magic not your might.
Some staves have other powers as well, for example the staff of fire (shown above) will act effectively as an infinite supply of fire runes for the purpose of casting spells, as long as it is being wielded. Visit the staff shop in Varrock once you are ready to try out your first staff.
To cast spells you will need to have the correct runes. Each type of rune contains a different type of power and is used when casting different types of spells, as shown below:
(m) = Members Only
Description
There are a number of ways in which you are able to obtain runes, as shown below:
Make them yourself buying runescape money, through the use of the Runecrafting Skill.Runes may be bought from other runescape players.Runes are often dropped by monsters on their death.Runes can often be found within chests.Runes may be bought from the Rune Shops, in Varrock and Port Sarim.Runes may be bought from the Magic Guild.Runes may be bought from the Mage Arena.Runes may be bought from Ali M.Runes can be stolen/bought from Ape Atoll.
Introduction
Magic is one of the most useful and versatile skills within RuneScape. Once you have learnt to use it properly, you’ll find that it compliments many other skills within the game, whilst also acting as an incredibly powerful tool in its own right.
There are two sides to Magic - Combat, and Non-Combat. The use of Magic and spellcasting in a fight may be vital in gaining the upper hand and ultimately the victory. Non-combat wise, Magic can be used to teleport around the RuneScape world very quickly, used in combination with other skills, or even for making money out of Items you have obtained or made yourself.
Combination Runes
Each combination rune counts as 1 rune for each type of element bound within it. This means that, for example, a Mist Rune counts as 1 Water Rune and 1 Air Rune at the same time, meaning that you could cast Water Strike (Level 5 Magic: 1 Mind, 1 Water, 1 Air to cast) with 1 mist and 1 mind rune.For more information on how to obtain combination runes, please visit the Runecrafting section of the manual.
Casting SpellsClicking on the spell book in your player console brings up the magic menu. This will bring up a screen of all spells available to you within the game. If the picture of a spell is darkened, it means that either you do not have a high enough level to cast it, or you do not have the runes in your inventory to do so. If a spell is lit up, then it means your level is high enough to cast it and you have enough runes in your inventory.
To cast any spell just click on its picture and then click on your desired target, in the main game window. Some spells can only be cast on monster’s and players, whilst others can only be cast on yourself, or items. You may want to experiment to see what targets are valid for each spell.To get more information on a spell, simply move your mouse cursor over its picture.
When you cast combat related spells, there is a chance of you failing. This is dependant on a few factors such as your magical attack bonuses, the magical defence bonuses of your opponent and your magic experience. For Offensive spells, if you fail to hit the opponent, you will still get the ‘Base XP’ which is the experience for casting the spell. If your spell does inflict damage runescape gold for sale, you will be awarded extra Magic experience.
A description of the spell and a list of which runes are required, is shown at the bottom of the window. Each required rune has 2 numbers shown below a picture of it. The first number indicates how many of that rune you have and the second number indicates how many are required, in order to cast the spell.
The numbers will be drawn in red when you do not have enough of those runes, in order to cast a particular spell.
You will find that heavy armour, particularly metallic armour, is very conductive of magic. Mages will often find themselves more effective against a hand to hand fighter in full armour, than other enemies. You will notice enemies in full metal armour will be hit harder by spells and that wearing heavy metal will negatively affect your ability to cast spells successfully.
The recommended equipment for Mages are light robes, which allow magical power to flow through their form freely.
Sometimes spells will fail to work. If a spell fails, you will still gain the base experience from casting the spell and you will still use the runes required to cast it, but you will see a ’splash’ effect on your opponent showing the failure of the spell. The higher level spells are more likely to fail, but as your magic ability improves, you will cast spells successfully more of the time.
Magic Staves
With a staff, you will find you can now use ‘Autocasting’ options. How to set a staff up to autocast is explained below, but it basically means you chose what spell you would like to continually cast. As long as you wield the staff and have the correct amount of runes, you will cast constantly until you stop, the opponent is defeated, or your rune supply runs out.
To equip a spell for quick casting, you will first need to ensure that you are wielding a magic staff.
Click on the sword icon found in the top left of the player control panel and it will bring up a screen, similar to the image on the left.
Click on the Spell Book image in the bottom right, to see which spells can be quick cast with the staff you have.
Now just click on the one you want to select. Make sure that the spell is highlighted, as in the left panel, so that next time you attack you will do so with your magic not your might.
Some staves have other powers as well, for example the staff of fire (shown above) will act effectively as an infinite supply of fire runes for the purpose of casting spells, as long as it is being wielded. Visit the staff shop in Varrock once you are ready to try out your first staff.
2007年10月31日星期三
The Runescape Lumbridge Tutors
IntroductionAs you take your first steps around RuneScape, you may discover that the skills you can train in confuse you, or that you don’t know how to begin. It is lucky for you, then, that a number of tutors have recently decided to offer their services free of charge to the people of RuneScape money.
The majority of these tutors are located in and around Lumbridge, though there are a couple who are found further afield. To locate a tutor, look for the ‘Guide’ key icon on your minimap to make RuneScape gold.
The tutors will offer you information based upon your level in their field of expertise, as well as based upon the quests you have or have not completed, so it’s well worth going back every so often to see if they have anything new to tell you about. Most of the information the tutors will offer is available to free players, but obviously information about Fletching and the like is only visible to members.For further information about any skill, please read the Skill Guides.
Combat TutorsAll of the combat tutors may be found just north of Lumbridge Castle.
Magic and Runecrafting Tutor: Mikasi
Mikasi, like most mages of any significant power, likes to teach people the ways of the runestones. Having spent many years herself learning the finer points of crafting runes and the rituals that bind the magic to the stones, she has returned to Lumbridge to spread the wealth of her knowledge among the less experienced. More talented practicioners of the arcane arts will find that Mikasi also knows much of use to them.
Free items: Mikasi will give out 30 mind runes and 30 air runes - although these are held on a thirty minute timer, so you will have to wait half an hour before you can collect any more runes from her. You will only get runes of each type if you do not have any of them already. While you cannot collect runes from Mikasi and the Ranged equipment from Nemarti at the same time, you can wait half an hour before going to Nemarti. To collect your runes, right-click on Mikasi and select ‘Claim’.
Melee Tutor: Harlan
Harlan is a warrior of great experience with a kindly personality. His particular interest in the wellbeing of young adventurers has led him to Lumbridge, where he graciously helps out young warriors looking to train in the honour of close combat. Though he specialises in helping very young warriors, he is also well versed in techniques and locations for more advanced training.
Free items: Harlan will gladly equip adventurers with a training sword and a training shield. He will not, however, give them to anyone who already has them (there is no sense in handing them out to someone who already has them, after all). The training sword is the equivalent of a bronze longsword, and the shield is the equivalent of a wooden shield. Neither of them are tradeable.
Ranged and Fletching Tutor: Nemarti
Nemarti is a skilled archer and capable of drawing an arrow to its target from a hundred yards while at a full sprint. Unsurprisingly, then, she is almost the ideal tutor for those who want to train in the arts of the rapid strike from afar. Further, she is also skilled in the art of bow and arrow making, and will gladly explain how to go about this, provided you are a member. Like the other tutors, she will also provide advice for more advanced students seeking the next hurdle in their training,if you have no you RuneScape money and RuneScape gold,you can buy some more.
Free items: Nemarti and Mikasi, as is common between rangers and mages, do not quite see eye-to-eye; they do have an agreement, though, that they will not offer their wares to each other’s students. While you cannot collect the bow and arrows from Nemarti and the Magic equipment from Mikasi at the same time, you can wait half an hour before going to Mikasi. Nemarti will gladly supply anyone who visits her with a training bow and 25 training arrows. This bow can only use these arrows, and the arrows, equally, may only be used by this bow. Like Mikasi, she will distribute arrows and the bow only every half hour, and not to anyone who already has a training bow or training arrows. Like the training sword and shield, these are untradeable.
Non-Combat Tutors
Cooking Tutor: Cordero
Lumbridge is a particularly gifted town, for it features not only the culinary talents of the castle chef, but also Cordero, a proficient cook who is rumoured to prepare the most fabulous Chompy a la Rantz east of the Feldip Hills. Aspiring chefs may make their way to him for advice on how best to avoid burning their food and where players may find quests requiring them to prepare food.
Cordero can be found in the south of Lumbridge, just south of Bob’s Brilliant Axes.
Crafting Tutor: Cadmus
Some tutors and guides are welcomed into the more opulent buildings of Lumbridge, and Cadmus is lucky enough to be one of these. Possibly because the Duke keeps a spinning wheel and he likes the thought that it is kept in use, he allows Cadmus to use that room to give guidance to aspiring artisans who wander there from across RuneScape. Cadmus will also offer advice to skilled craftsmen who seek advice on how best to advance their skills.
Cadmus can be found on the first floor of Lumbridge Castle, in the room south of Duke Horacio.
Fishing Tutor: Finlay
Finlay is too old to be called a young man; then again, no one is entirely sure whether he ever was a young man. For as long as he can remember he has sat on docks and shore, along the sandy beaches of Karamja, next to flaming lava in monster-infested dungeons - all with the sole aim of catching the finest fish from around RuneScape to have RuneScape money and RuneScape gold. Budding fishermen will discover that he can advise them where to fish around the whole of the world for the finest fish and the greatest range of experiences.
Finlay can be found mending his nets on the banks of the River Lum, south of Lumbridge. You can get there by going through the graveyard in the south of Lumbridge, where a neat path has recently been laid.
Free item: Finlay hates to see a young man go without the joy of fishing, and so he will provide anyone with a small net if they have mislaid theirs.
Mining Tutor: Monlum
If you are looking for a skill that brings you close to the bedrock of the world, look no further than Mining. You will spend your time either out under the sun, mercilessly swinging your pickaxe against the stone, or in the caverns beneath the world prospecting for ores while avoiding the attentions of some of the less pleasant inhabitants. Monlum has dedicated his life to this humble trade, and is more than happy to spend a few minutes discussing rocks and pickaxes with the skilled and unskilled alike.
Monlum can be found surveying his mine south of Lumbridge. You can find this by following the path that works its way through the graveyard and south to the mine.
Free item: Monlum will give a shiny new bronze pickaxe to anyone who does not already have one.
Smithing Apprentice: Feoras
Not all of the people who try to help out in Lumbridge are masters of their art. Feoras, for example, has been set to work there by his master, the Smithing Tutor in Varrock. As he is a mere apprentice, he spends most of his time converting ores into bars of base metals and explaining how to do this to any adventurers that happen to wander past looking interested. He will probably recommend that you see Monlum, to the south of Lumbridge, to gather some ore if you don’t have some already, and that you practice the simple delight of smelting.
Feoras can be found next to the furnace in the north of Lumbridge.
Master Smithing Tutor: Sani
Sani is almost an artist among smiths: his skill and expertise is rarely seen in the lands of men, and he is the equal of many of the finest dwarven smiths. As such, it is only right that he should be on hand to help out those that wish to follow in his footsteps. He’s not too talkative, but his advice has been invaluable to many.
Sani can be found in his smithy south of Varrock’s west bank.
Prayer Tutor: Yauchomi
It is not especially surprising to note that the Prayer tutor is a devout Saradominist; then again, in a peaceful town like Lumbridge there is little trace of the worship of other gods. Yauchomi has read much and understands the value of bones and, from talking to adventurers, knows the best prayers for any given situation. Though her position doesn’t require that she use prayers very often, she should be your first stop for specific information to give me the buy runescape money and RuneScape gold?
Yauchomi can be found in the church in central Lumbridge.
Woodcutting Tutor: Wilfred
Wilfred is a powerfully built young man, whose arms have seen hundreds of trees fall all across the forests and woods of RuneScape. He is looking for a more sedate life now, though, and thus has decided to spend some time handing out advice to the aspiring lumberjacks of the world. He does not cut trees down for the fun of it, of course, and will explain the purpose of Woodcutting to anyone willing to listen. More skilled woodsmen will also receive advice about quests and other things to look out for while absorbed in the steady swing of the axe.
Wilfred can be found south of the furnace, in the north of Lumbridge.
Free items: Wilfred, ever eager to see others begin down the path of the lumberjack, will provide anyone with a bronze axe and a tinderbox, provided they do not already have them.
Bank TutorBanks are to be found in dozens of locations across the world, and Duke Horacio is not a poor man, so he has deemed it proper to have a bank located above his very own chambers. Although banking is not a skill in RuneScape, it is an essential part of any adventurer’s experiences - after all, where are you going to keep that granite maul when you decide you’d rather be a mage for a while?
The banking tutor can be found behind the counter in the bank on the top floor of Lumbridge Castle.
The majority of these tutors are located in and around Lumbridge, though there are a couple who are found further afield. To locate a tutor, look for the ‘Guide’ key icon on your minimap to make RuneScape gold.
The tutors will offer you information based upon your level in their field of expertise, as well as based upon the quests you have or have not completed, so it’s well worth going back every so often to see if they have anything new to tell you about. Most of the information the tutors will offer is available to free players, but obviously information about Fletching and the like is only visible to members.For further information about any skill, please read the Skill Guides.
Combat TutorsAll of the combat tutors may be found just north of Lumbridge Castle.
Magic and Runecrafting Tutor: Mikasi
Mikasi, like most mages of any significant power, likes to teach people the ways of the runestones. Having spent many years herself learning the finer points of crafting runes and the rituals that bind the magic to the stones, she has returned to Lumbridge to spread the wealth of her knowledge among the less experienced. More talented practicioners of the arcane arts will find that Mikasi also knows much of use to them.
Free items: Mikasi will give out 30 mind runes and 30 air runes - although these are held on a thirty minute timer, so you will have to wait half an hour before you can collect any more runes from her. You will only get runes of each type if you do not have any of them already. While you cannot collect runes from Mikasi and the Ranged equipment from Nemarti at the same time, you can wait half an hour before going to Nemarti. To collect your runes, right-click on Mikasi and select ‘Claim’.
Melee Tutor: Harlan
Harlan is a warrior of great experience with a kindly personality. His particular interest in the wellbeing of young adventurers has led him to Lumbridge, where he graciously helps out young warriors looking to train in the honour of close combat. Though he specialises in helping very young warriors, he is also well versed in techniques and locations for more advanced training.
Free items: Harlan will gladly equip adventurers with a training sword and a training shield. He will not, however, give them to anyone who already has them (there is no sense in handing them out to someone who already has them, after all). The training sword is the equivalent of a bronze longsword, and the shield is the equivalent of a wooden shield. Neither of them are tradeable.
Ranged and Fletching Tutor: Nemarti
Nemarti is a skilled archer and capable of drawing an arrow to its target from a hundred yards while at a full sprint. Unsurprisingly, then, she is almost the ideal tutor for those who want to train in the arts of the rapid strike from afar. Further, she is also skilled in the art of bow and arrow making, and will gladly explain how to go about this, provided you are a member. Like the other tutors, she will also provide advice for more advanced students seeking the next hurdle in their training,if you have no you RuneScape money and RuneScape gold,you can buy some more.
Free items: Nemarti and Mikasi, as is common between rangers and mages, do not quite see eye-to-eye; they do have an agreement, though, that they will not offer their wares to each other’s students. While you cannot collect the bow and arrows from Nemarti and the Magic equipment from Mikasi at the same time, you can wait half an hour before going to Mikasi. Nemarti will gladly supply anyone who visits her with a training bow and 25 training arrows. This bow can only use these arrows, and the arrows, equally, may only be used by this bow. Like Mikasi, she will distribute arrows and the bow only every half hour, and not to anyone who already has a training bow or training arrows. Like the training sword and shield, these are untradeable.
Non-Combat Tutors
Cooking Tutor: Cordero
Lumbridge is a particularly gifted town, for it features not only the culinary talents of the castle chef, but also Cordero, a proficient cook who is rumoured to prepare the most fabulous Chompy a la Rantz east of the Feldip Hills. Aspiring chefs may make their way to him for advice on how best to avoid burning their food and where players may find quests requiring them to prepare food.
Cordero can be found in the south of Lumbridge, just south of Bob’s Brilliant Axes.
Crafting Tutor: Cadmus
Some tutors and guides are welcomed into the more opulent buildings of Lumbridge, and Cadmus is lucky enough to be one of these. Possibly because the Duke keeps a spinning wheel and he likes the thought that it is kept in use, he allows Cadmus to use that room to give guidance to aspiring artisans who wander there from across RuneScape. Cadmus will also offer advice to skilled craftsmen who seek advice on how best to advance their skills.
Cadmus can be found on the first floor of Lumbridge Castle, in the room south of Duke Horacio.
Fishing Tutor: Finlay
Finlay is too old to be called a young man; then again, no one is entirely sure whether he ever was a young man. For as long as he can remember he has sat on docks and shore, along the sandy beaches of Karamja, next to flaming lava in monster-infested dungeons - all with the sole aim of catching the finest fish from around RuneScape to have RuneScape money and RuneScape gold. Budding fishermen will discover that he can advise them where to fish around the whole of the world for the finest fish and the greatest range of experiences.
Finlay can be found mending his nets on the banks of the River Lum, south of Lumbridge. You can get there by going through the graveyard in the south of Lumbridge, where a neat path has recently been laid.
Free item: Finlay hates to see a young man go without the joy of fishing, and so he will provide anyone with a small net if they have mislaid theirs.
Mining Tutor: Monlum
If you are looking for a skill that brings you close to the bedrock of the world, look no further than Mining. You will spend your time either out under the sun, mercilessly swinging your pickaxe against the stone, or in the caverns beneath the world prospecting for ores while avoiding the attentions of some of the less pleasant inhabitants. Monlum has dedicated his life to this humble trade, and is more than happy to spend a few minutes discussing rocks and pickaxes with the skilled and unskilled alike.
Monlum can be found surveying his mine south of Lumbridge. You can find this by following the path that works its way through the graveyard and south to the mine.
Free item: Monlum will give a shiny new bronze pickaxe to anyone who does not already have one.
Smithing Apprentice: Feoras
Not all of the people who try to help out in Lumbridge are masters of their art. Feoras, for example, has been set to work there by his master, the Smithing Tutor in Varrock. As he is a mere apprentice, he spends most of his time converting ores into bars of base metals and explaining how to do this to any adventurers that happen to wander past looking interested. He will probably recommend that you see Monlum, to the south of Lumbridge, to gather some ore if you don’t have some already, and that you practice the simple delight of smelting.
Feoras can be found next to the furnace in the north of Lumbridge.
Master Smithing Tutor: Sani
Sani is almost an artist among smiths: his skill and expertise is rarely seen in the lands of men, and he is the equal of many of the finest dwarven smiths. As such, it is only right that he should be on hand to help out those that wish to follow in his footsteps. He’s not too talkative, but his advice has been invaluable to many.
Sani can be found in his smithy south of Varrock’s west bank.
Prayer Tutor: Yauchomi
It is not especially surprising to note that the Prayer tutor is a devout Saradominist; then again, in a peaceful town like Lumbridge there is little trace of the worship of other gods. Yauchomi has read much and understands the value of bones and, from talking to adventurers, knows the best prayers for any given situation. Though her position doesn’t require that she use prayers very often, she should be your first stop for specific information to give me the buy runescape money and RuneScape gold?
Yauchomi can be found in the church in central Lumbridge.
Woodcutting Tutor: Wilfred
Wilfred is a powerfully built young man, whose arms have seen hundreds of trees fall all across the forests and woods of RuneScape. He is looking for a more sedate life now, though, and thus has decided to spend some time handing out advice to the aspiring lumberjacks of the world. He does not cut trees down for the fun of it, of course, and will explain the purpose of Woodcutting to anyone willing to listen. More skilled woodsmen will also receive advice about quests and other things to look out for while absorbed in the steady swing of the axe.
Wilfred can be found south of the furnace, in the north of Lumbridge.
Free items: Wilfred, ever eager to see others begin down the path of the lumberjack, will provide anyone with a bronze axe and a tinderbox, provided they do not already have them.
Bank TutorBanks are to be found in dozens of locations across the world, and Duke Horacio is not a poor man, so he has deemed it proper to have a bank located above his very own chambers. Although banking is not a skill in RuneScape, it is an essential part of any adventurer’s experiences - after all, where are you going to keep that granite maul when you decide you’d rather be a mage for a while?
The banking tutor can be found behind the counter in the bank on the top floor of Lumbridge Castle.
2007年10月29日星期一
Ticker, Guides and Ventrilo
As you have probably noticed, our wonderful Project Manager, Ben_Goten78, has installed us a news ticker to allow you to keep track of the current goings-on of Zybez. Such news will include Zybez sponsored events, promotions on our Community forums runescape money, small Zybez updates, as well as other tidbits of information to keep you informed. This will be visible on all Zybez pages once our cached pages (over 2,000 pages) have been updated. In addition, the ability to switch languages has been moved from the bottom of the page up to the right side of the ticker. Just click the corresponding flag icon to switch to the language of your choice.
In other news, we have been working hard to add over 600 non-playing-characters into our already jam-packed monster database the last few days runescape item. Database crew, especially Pele, have been a vast help in obtaining images and information on the NPCs to build to our already vast range of content. Now, since Ben_Goten78 coded the Dynamic and Static City Guides, you should find information on all NPCs found in a particular city in each city guide, and this will automatically update as the monster database updates. If you experience any problems with this, please submit a correction.
If you have yet to check it out, we recently released the latest Runescape quest guide, Back to My Roots and its subsequent miniquest, Wizard's Burial (at the bottom of the quest guide). Rewarding hefty benefits including large amount of experience points and access to a new farming patch, this quest will require you to keep some foliage under control. As you may have noticed that we don't normally make a news post especially for one guide release, this kind of thing will be in the news ticker in future. Additionally, Sandy's Diary has been added to the Tome Archive, so get your reading glasses out and cozy up with a nice cup of tea! We're still working hard to put out tons more content in the coming weeks and perhaps some new features to the site.
Finally, if you haven't already done so, go and check out our recently released Ventrilo Server! Use your Microphone to talk to other Runescape gold players from all over the world! We've had it online for a few months for the staff to play around with and decided it was time to let you all at it. So, what are you waiting for, go join the vent.
2007年10月20日星期六
Runescape Slayer Skills
You get to play runescape free if you want to, or you can pay a small amount per month to get better featured gaming experience. RuneScape Slayer skills is one such add on that is available only to paid members. As the name suggests, this skill is all about fighting and killing efficiency. This may sound similar to combat skills, it actually is not. While Combat skills are required for Pking, or Player Killing, slayer skills are required to slay various kinds of monsters in the realm of RuneScape. Well, killing monsters is not about mindless violence. Not in RuneScape. Slaying monsters give you various skills, items and also increases your player levels.
Monsters are not always monsters in the true sense in RuneScape. The term Monster represents all NPCs, or non playing characters populating the realm of RuneScape. Monsters, in RuneScape, may be harmless, non attacking creatures like chickens and bears, to partially aggressive monsters and really aggressive monsters like the King Black Dragon and the Kalphite Queen.
As mentioned earlier, this feature is available only to paying members of RuneScape. Slayer Skills enables you to kill your enemies, who otherwise might be impervious to your attacks, by using various Slayer arms and your expertise in using the skill runescape gold. Starting the process of learning Slayer skills is easy, as RuneScape has incorporated some kind of tutorials for each kind of new activity or skills. For Slayer skills, all you need to do is to talk to Slayer Masters, and there are five different Slayer masters, each offering different kind of slayer skills and catering to players of various levels.
The five different slayer masters are, Turael, Mazchna, Vannaka, Chaeldar and Duradel and they are found in various part of the RuneScape world. Interesting and exotic names, they are! They can be quickly identified by looking for the “Slayer Icon” in the world may.
To increase the level of Slayer skills, get an assignment from any one of the Slayer Masters. These Slayer Masters will instruct you to slay a certain number of particular kinds of monsters, and after you have slain the necessary number of monsters, you can have further iterations to increase your skill levels as well as other parameters. However, you need to be selective while executing these assignments. While you are on an assignment, you get credits for killing ONLY the kind of monster assigned to you. Killing monsters beyond the purview of your assigned task does not get you any kind of skills.
Apart from increased skill levels, slaying monsters add to you kitty of all kind of unique items. Slayer monsters posses many unique items and the only way of getting those items are by slaying those slayer monsters. For example,runescape money items like Armored Boots, Clue Scrolls for Treasure Trails and assorted herbs, Granite Maul, Black as well as White Mystic Robes, and the Abyssal Whip are obtained by killing slayer monsters. Happy Slaying!
Monsters are not always monsters in the true sense in RuneScape. The term Monster represents all NPCs, or non playing characters populating the realm of RuneScape. Monsters, in RuneScape, may be harmless, non attacking creatures like chickens and bears, to partially aggressive monsters and really aggressive monsters like the King Black Dragon and the Kalphite Queen.
As mentioned earlier, this feature is available only to paying members of RuneScape. Slayer Skills enables you to kill your enemies, who otherwise might be impervious to your attacks, by using various Slayer arms and your expertise in using the skill runescape gold. Starting the process of learning Slayer skills is easy, as RuneScape has incorporated some kind of tutorials for each kind of new activity or skills. For Slayer skills, all you need to do is to talk to Slayer Masters, and there are five different Slayer masters, each offering different kind of slayer skills and catering to players of various levels.
The five different slayer masters are, Turael, Mazchna, Vannaka, Chaeldar and Duradel and they are found in various part of the RuneScape world. Interesting and exotic names, they are! They can be quickly identified by looking for the “Slayer Icon” in the world may.
To increase the level of Slayer skills, get an assignment from any one of the Slayer Masters. These Slayer Masters will instruct you to slay a certain number of particular kinds of monsters, and after you have slain the necessary number of monsters, you can have further iterations to increase your skill levels as well as other parameters. However, you need to be selective while executing these assignments. While you are on an assignment, you get credits for killing ONLY the kind of monster assigned to you. Killing monsters beyond the purview of your assigned task does not get you any kind of skills.
Apart from increased skill levels, slaying monsters add to you kitty of all kind of unique items. Slayer monsters posses many unique items and the only way of getting those items are by slaying those slayer monsters. For example,runescape money items like Armored Boots, Clue Scrolls for Treasure Trails and assorted herbs, Granite Maul, Black as well as White Mystic Robes, and the Abyssal Whip are obtained by killing slayer monsters. Happy Slaying!
2007年10月12日星期五
New player kit, cool haircuts and outfits!!!
Another update for runescape. Here goes the news:
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Thessalia in Varrock and the Hairdresser in Falador to add that special touch to your appearance. Members can also visit Reinald in Keldagrim for a new selection of armguards!
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Most importantly, it can be a hard task to find the right clothing fashion and hairstyles to suit you, so for the first week Thessalia, Reinald and the Hairdresser will allow you to change your kit for free!"
As soon as i heard this new i went to the hairdresser in Flador right away. Here's a picture while i'm choosing my hair look:
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Most importantly, it can be a hard task to find the right clothing fashion and hairstyles to suit you, so for the first week Thessalia, Reinald and the Hairdresser will allow you to change your kit for free!"
As soon as i heard this new i went to the hairdresser in Flador right away. Here's a picture while i'm choosing my hair look:
Of course if i change the hair i must change the outfit too right? So i went to change my outfit Thessalia's Fine Clothes in Varroct runescape tip
And again it's only free for this week. That mean the free thingy ends tommorrow, so go get a new look before it stop being free!
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2007年10月9日星期二
Runescape cheats: 10,000Gp, 3 quest points, 3 Cut Diamonds(Part one)
Part 1: Chapter 1: The 10th Squad
1) To start the quest, speak to King Narnode Shareen in the Grand Tree. After a few seconds talking with him, you find out something is wrong runescape. He will tell you that some of his men disappeared whilst decommissioning Glough’s ship building facilities in Karamja. Near the end of the conversation, he will ask you if you will go to Karamja and seek the 10th Squad of his Royal Guard. If you say yes, he will hand you a Royal Seal.2) Once you have the Gnome Royal Seal, go to the top floor of the Grand Tree, and catch the Gnome Glider to Gandius (Karamja). Now, once you are on Karamja, head north until you reach the Shipyard Entrance .
3) Try to enter the Shipyard, and the Shipyard Worker will stop you. He will ask you what you’re doing, and you’ll say that you are on a special mission for King Narnode Shareen. He won’t believe you, but then you will show him the Gnome Royal Seal .He will let you through.
4) Go to the southern part of the Shipyard, and speak to G.L.O Caranock. He will ask if Glough sent you,runescape gold and you’ll tell him that Glough was forced to resign. You will then go on to tell him about the 10th Squad. Caranock will tell you he knows absolutely nothing about them, and that they recently had some strong winds blowing in from the south, and that it may have blown them off course.
5) Now you must head back to King Narnode. Take the Glider (south of the shipyard), and go down the ladders to the king.
6) Speak to King Narnode again, and tell him you investigated the Shipyard. When he asks what you discovered, tell him you found a gnome called Caranock. The king will tell you he is unfamiliar with the name. He will then ask you about the 10th Squad runescape money, and you’ll tell him they may have been blown off course by extreme southerly winds. He will then give you a scroll with his orders on it, and tell you to find Daero, who is on the eastern wing of the second floor of the Grand Tree.
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10) Once you have completed the puzzle, the ground will shake, the screen will fade out, and you will be watching the gliders fold out. Now speak to Daero, who will command Waydar to fly you to Karamja. Speak to Waydar, and he will tell you to bring food. If you are ready to fly, say yes, if not, exit the area, to get supplies. Head south and operate the Teleport device to exit .Strategy: Before leaving for Ape Atoll and Crash Isle, use the teleport device to the south of the control panel, and bank at the Grand Tree. Withdraw at least 20+ Lobsters, an antipoison, a prayer restore potion or two, a super energy potion or strange fruit, and a ring of dueling or glory amulet, to get back to Al-Kharid.
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1) To start the quest, speak to King Narnode Shareen in the Grand Tree. After a few seconds talking with him, you find out something is wrong runescape. He will tell you that some of his men disappeared whilst decommissioning Glough’s ship building facilities in Karamja. Near the end of the conversation, he will ask you if you will go to Karamja and seek the 10th Squad of his Royal Guard. If you say yes, he will hand you a Royal Seal.2) Once you have the Gnome Royal Seal, go to the top floor of the Grand Tree, and catch the Gnome Glider to Gandius (Karamja). Now, once you are on Karamja, head north until you reach the Shipyard Entrance .
3) Try to enter the Shipyard, and the Shipyard Worker will stop you. He will ask you what you’re doing, and you’ll say that you are on a special mission for King Narnode Shareen. He won’t believe you, but then you will show him the Gnome Royal Seal .He will let you through.
4) Go to the southern part of the Shipyard, and speak to G.L.O Caranock. He will ask if Glough sent you,runescape gold and you’ll tell him that Glough was forced to resign. You will then go on to tell him about the 10th Squad. Caranock will tell you he knows absolutely nothing about them, and that they recently had some strong winds blowing in from the south, and that it may have blown them off course.
5) Now you must head back to King Narnode. Take the Glider (south of the shipyard), and go down the ladders to the king.
6) Speak to King Narnode again, and tell him you investigated the Shipyard. When he asks what you discovered, tell him you found a gnome called Caranock. The king will tell you he is unfamiliar with the name. He will then ask you about the 10th Squad runescape money, and you’ll tell him they may have been blown off course by extreme southerly winds. He will then give you a scroll with his orders on it, and tell you to find Daero, who is on the eastern wing of the second floor of the Grand Tree.
7) Speak to Daero, and you will give him Narnode’s orders. He will tell you that he has to decode it, and that you have to go on a reconnaissance mission, to the southern-most region of Karamja, where no Gnome dared travel. Continue talking to Daero about the journey, and ask what lies to the south of Karamja. He will say a large atoll, populated by monkeys.
Ask him how you will travel there, and he will tell you that one of his colleague’s will accompany you on the mission runescape item. Continue speaking to him, using up all of the options available. Once you have chosen the “Leave…” option, he will tell you that you must meet with his colleague, Flight Commander Waydar. Daero will give you a blind fold, and tell you to go with him.
When you arrive in the dungeon , speak to Daero again. He will introduce you to Waydar, who will fly with you to south Karamja.
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10) Once you have completed the puzzle, the ground will shake, the screen will fade out, and you will be watching the gliders fold out. Now speak to Daero, who will command Waydar to fly you to Karamja. Speak to Waydar, and he will tell you to bring food. If you are ready to fly, say yes, if not, exit the area, to get supplies. Head south and operate the Teleport device to exit .Strategy: Before leaving for Ape Atoll and Crash Isle, use the teleport device to the south of the control panel, and bank at the Grand Tree. Withdraw at least 20+ Lobsters, an antipoison, a prayer restore potion or two, a super energy potion or strange fruit, and a ring of dueling or glory amulet, to get back to Al-Kharid.
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2007年10月4日星期四
Pkers in runescape
Pk= Player KillPking= Player KillingPker= Player Killer
I'm sick and tired of hearing about people complaining runescape about pkers and how they make Runescape worse. I myself am not a pker and have never truly been one, I have no plans to ever become one, and despite my level I am often attacked or killed by pkers while in the wild. Although during these times I am often mad or upset, I realize (when I'm more calm) that I'm not being mature on the matter and niether is 80% of the Runescape community (but hey, what do you expect?).
I'm often reading certain threads on the forum runescape gold about people being pked and how they'd wish Jagex would introduce something that would protect the non pkers from the pkers. Many of their arguments are that pkers will pk people for no reason and that it ruins their treasure trail , monster (team) killing, effective coal mining, and whatever have you. Yes, if you are an avid level 3 treasure trail hunter, someone who runescape money likes to fight the King Black Dragon a lot with his friends, an agility trainer, or just plain normal person wondaring around the wild, then yes, it does disrupt what you're doing.
However, one must take into account that the wild is meant to be dangerous by both monsters and pkers alike. The fact it is dangerous is what keeps other players out and makes what's there, valuable. If the wild were like any ordinary town or place, then imagine how easy it would be to achieve everything the wild has to offer, from an insanely great agility training arena to monsters that drop items worth several millions. It would make the game much easier and take away the fear and adrenaline that one gets when traveling into the wild.
Let me give you an example. Let's say they remove the ability to pk (or make it literally impossible by introducing runescape somekind prayer or button). Imagine how many people would be at the KBD lair, how many people would be killing the valuable monsters there (like the black unicorns for example, or greater demons for non members), how many people would complete their treasure trail, how many people would be training in the small agility course, how many people would be there. Trimmed/god armor prices would be cut down dramtically, agility would be harder to train (since certain obstacles mandate only 1 player at a time), unicorn horns would be so harder to get because EVERYONE is killing them, newbs would reap the benefits of what the wild has to offer (such as the runes in black warrior fortress), and so on.
The thrill of being in the wild would be non existant. Simply, things cannot work normally, and thus this would make the game worse. Fear is what keeps the players outside the wild. They fear losing their Abyssal Whips and whatever else they hold dear to another player within seconds. It's what makes the wild worth venturing into, and if players would stop being so stubborn and greedy, they'd realize that pkers are what make the wild worth visiting. You may or may not agree with me on the matter, runescape gold but this is how I feel about the wild and pkers.
I'm a Runescape Classic veteran. I originally started playing Runescape in the year of 2002, and during that time I really loved Runescape. I would literally stay in one spot for hours at a time mining two coal rocks and spending 20 minutes walking back and fourth from the bank and my location. I worked really hard for this game, and for those of you who think Runescape is hard now, you know NOTHING.
I bring this up because I have been pked and attacked several times during my years with the game, and though at first I was upset, I've come to the realization that it was my fault. I wanted to take my chances and risk it all, and I lost.
Pkers can be very annoying and they're garunteed to drive you mad occasionally. But please, just ignore them runescape money. Don't say "!&@$ you!" or "Thanks for keeping the wild cool!", just ignore them. If you want to curse them out, go ahead and risk your account beind banned and having your time and message wasted on someone who's not even listening. Just remember that the wild is the pkers land, and the second you walk into it, you'd better be prepared to fight or run.
I'm sick and tired of hearing about people complaining runescape about pkers and how they make Runescape worse. I myself am not a pker and have never truly been one, I have no plans to ever become one, and despite my level I am often attacked or killed by pkers while in the wild. Although during these times I am often mad or upset, I realize (when I'm more calm) that I'm not being mature on the matter and niether is 80% of the Runescape community (but hey, what do you expect?).
I'm often reading certain threads on the forum runescape gold about people being pked and how they'd wish Jagex would introduce something that would protect the non pkers from the pkers. Many of their arguments are that pkers will pk people for no reason and that it ruins their treasure trail , monster (team) killing, effective coal mining, and whatever have you. Yes, if you are an avid level 3 treasure trail hunter, someone who runescape money likes to fight the King Black Dragon a lot with his friends, an agility trainer, or just plain normal person wondaring around the wild, then yes, it does disrupt what you're doing.
However, one must take into account that the wild is meant to be dangerous by both monsters and pkers alike. The fact it is dangerous is what keeps other players out and makes what's there, valuable. If the wild were like any ordinary town or place, then imagine how easy it would be to achieve everything the wild has to offer, from an insanely great agility training arena to monsters that drop items worth several millions. It would make the game much easier and take away the fear and adrenaline that one gets when traveling into the wild.
Let me give you an example. Let's say they remove the ability to pk (or make it literally impossible by introducing runescape somekind prayer or button). Imagine how many people would be at the KBD lair, how many people would be killing the valuable monsters there (like the black unicorns for example, or greater demons for non members), how many people would complete their treasure trail, how many people would be training in the small agility course, how many people would be there. Trimmed/god armor prices would be cut down dramtically, agility would be harder to train (since certain obstacles mandate only 1 player at a time), unicorn horns would be so harder to get because EVERYONE is killing them, newbs would reap the benefits of what the wild has to offer (such as the runes in black warrior fortress), and so on.
The thrill of being in the wild would be non existant. Simply, things cannot work normally, and thus this would make the game worse. Fear is what keeps the players outside the wild. They fear losing their Abyssal Whips and whatever else they hold dear to another player within seconds. It's what makes the wild worth venturing into, and if players would stop being so stubborn and greedy, they'd realize that pkers are what make the wild worth visiting. You may or may not agree with me on the matter, runescape gold but this is how I feel about the wild and pkers.
I'm a Runescape Classic veteran. I originally started playing Runescape in the year of 2002, and during that time I really loved Runescape. I would literally stay in one spot for hours at a time mining two coal rocks and spending 20 minutes walking back and fourth from the bank and my location. I worked really hard for this game, and for those of you who think Runescape is hard now, you know NOTHING.
I bring this up because I have been pked and attacked several times during my years with the game, and though at first I was upset, I've come to the realization that it was my fault. I wanted to take my chances and risk it all, and I lost.
Pkers can be very annoying and they're garunteed to drive you mad occasionally. But please, just ignore them runescape money. Don't say "!&@$ you!" or "Thanks for keeping the wild cool!", just ignore them. If you want to curse them out, go ahead and risk your account beind banned and having your time and message wasted on someone who's not even listening. Just remember that the wild is the pkers land, and the second you walk into it, you'd better be prepared to fight or run.
2007年9月30日星期日
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Jagex also disapprove of fansites advertising Runescape gold, as a responsible player I am constantly adding filters to remove these sites from our adverts but as new ones come out regularly it is impossible to remove them all.runescape money
I have had a look at some of these suppliers of Runescape gold and the price they charge is not a lot per million but soon adds up when you go for 500m, 500m sells for 100's of $'s, most people can buy a few million that may get you a ranger set, some people may be able to spend $200 and get 500m gp, lets look at a possible (Likely) scenario.
You spend $200 and get 500m, you have a level 58 character you trade with your supplier a level 3 player called ssddyy0016 (for example), you have your Runescape GP your bank now has 500m sitting in it, god that looks good you go out and buy a phat and full dragon and still have money left you buy 50k d bones for your prayer cape you always wanted, you log off and go to bed.
You wake up in the morning all excited about buying your magic logs for fletching and you cant get on, your heart stops you check your runescape account and appeal offence/ban you put in your appeal and wait.
What has happened over night (It may not be over night but can take a few days or even weeks) Someone has reported a BOT for macroing, the bot has handed all the logs to the account owner who has sold them on world 2, the player that sold them for cash on world 2 is the one that sold the cash to you for real life cash, Jagex have investigated the bot (Bare in mind this is automated so it is just waiting for its time in the queue to be investigated) and noticed the IP address is the same as many other players that have been reported with a similar name, all these bots have traded with another account and transfered a large number of items, this player has recently sold a large amount of items in world 2, this player has also traded with many players giving them cash in an obviously one sided trade, there is only one reason these series of events can occur real world trading so all involved parties are banned.
So from reporting 1 bot of many 10's or even 100's Jagex can and will trace it back to you and you will get banned.
You recieve the message from Jagex that your account is permanently banned and your appeal has been rejected.
You have lost $200 and your original accounts by trying to cheat at a game, is it worth it?
Lets take another look at the bot problem.runescape gold
You are working on an account and want to train woodcutting you train it hard and get level 85 to cut mages, at the moment you are fine magic logs sell for 1k each as the bots increase in number the supply of logs will exceed demand and the price will drop with all the bots competing for the cash, the end result this skill you have trained hard to get is not worth the cash anymore so all your work has gone to waste, although I mentioned woodcutting it is the same with all selling skills.runescape money
These bots working for the cheaters are spoiling the game, its a game play it don't pay it or there wont be a game to play.
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Jagex also disapprove of fansites advertising Runescape gold, as a responsible player I am constantly adding filters to remove these sites from our adverts but as new ones come out regularly it is impossible to remove them all.runescape money
I have had a look at some of these suppliers of Runescape gold and the price they charge is not a lot per million but soon adds up when you go for 500m, 500m sells for 100's of $'s, most people can buy a few million that may get you a ranger set, some people may be able to spend $200 and get 500m gp, lets look at a possible (Likely) scenario.
You spend $200 and get 500m, you have a level 58 character you trade with your supplier a level 3 player called ssddyy0016 (for example), you have your Runescape GP your bank now has 500m sitting in it, god that looks good you go out and buy a phat and full dragon and still have money left you buy 50k d bones for your prayer cape you always wanted, you log off and go to bed.
You wake up in the morning all excited about buying your magic logs for fletching and you cant get on, your heart stops you check your runescape account and appeal offence/ban you put in your appeal and wait.
What has happened over night (It may not be over night but can take a few days or even weeks) Someone has reported a BOT for macroing, the bot has handed all the logs to the account owner who has sold them on world 2, the player that sold them for cash on world 2 is the one that sold the cash to you for real life cash, Jagex have investigated the bot (Bare in mind this is automated so it is just waiting for its time in the queue to be investigated) and noticed the IP address is the same as many other players that have been reported with a similar name, all these bots have traded with another account and transfered a large number of items, this player has recently sold a large amount of items in world 2, this player has also traded with many players giving them cash in an obviously one sided trade, there is only one reason these series of events can occur real world trading so all involved parties are banned.
So from reporting 1 bot of many 10's or even 100's Jagex can and will trace it back to you and you will get banned.
You recieve the message from Jagex that your account is permanently banned and your appeal has been rejected.
You have lost $200 and your original accounts by trying to cheat at a game, is it worth it?
Lets take another look at the bot problem.runescape gold
You are working on an account and want to train woodcutting you train it hard and get level 85 to cut mages, at the moment you are fine magic logs sell for 1k each as the bots increase in number the supply of logs will exceed demand and the price will drop with all the bots competing for the cash, the end result this skill you have trained hard to get is not worth the cash anymore so all your work has gone to waste, although I mentioned woodcutting it is the same with all selling skills.runescape money
These bots working for the cheaters are spoiling the game, its a game play it don't pay it or there wont be a game to play.
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