Quote from: Snow on February 15, 2013, 05:10:02 pm

Can't wait till "Treasure Trails" comes out. Who else cant wait?

This was a later addition in 2006 and I personally would want all the quests to be out before these. These really aren't needed.

Yes, but treasure trails will bring, trimmed armour, berets,etc this is a major help for the eco. But i understand the quests need finished first. That is the main priority besides bugs.

Will they be added? Just wondering. Cause they're a big asset.

Amazing guide!. Even though i am 47 range and 23 def. Longrange is very slow for defence. Wastes me to many arrows. I dont wanna get strength an attack.

alright

Just wondering but is tree gnome village working? Or canifis? Cause i want some sexy outfits

selling cow hides - 100 ea. Pm me in game

Theirs a small combat bug, where if 2 players go to attack the same npc. They both hit it. Than it goes back to 1 player attacking it. Small bug.

I dont really have a goal at this point, if i had to say what my goal is, it'd would definatly be just to have fun. Back in old runescape, (2006) era, all i did was just have fun, id walk around lumbridge all day, get lost in the swamp, an eventually make my way back to lumbridge, my first 1k was from goblins, i killed goblins up until 30 cb, until i finally figured out theirs more in runescape than just lumbridge. I decided to take a adventure throughout runescape. I started from lumbridge - draynor, in draynor i found these magnificant trees called "willow trees" in which their was many players already there. After draynor i ended up in falador; falador was just amazing, i fell in love instantly, i loved how the whole city looked. It just brought out the runescape feeling for me more. Throughout all the cities of runescape. I finally found a place i could cope with. "seers village" seers village, had to be my absolute favorite, it was so peaceful. I remember picking flax for hours an hours. Then eventually starting woodcutting. I made my first 1 mill. Off wcing and fletching, then stringing bows to alch.