Early Runescape Facts For 40 Minutes
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Hey there, as the title says in today's video we're gonna be looking at Runescape facts from the early days of the game. For 40 Minutes. Enjoy!
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Corrections:
-Any instances of melee pronounced as "mee-lee" instead of "may-lay" are by mistake. It's a bad habit. I got it correct in some instances, but messed it up when not paying attention.
-Pricing described during one portion showing world 2 pictures is different that what is shown on screen. I referenced a price from mid 2006 and the picture reflects the price from between 05-06 (verac's)
-I tried to make all information presented in the video as accurate as possible, but I do make mistakes. My apologies in advance!
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I'll forever pronounce it as mee-lee. I do not care about these people who are against it lolz/
@@ProphetTLK haha, I can't break the habit
Hate to nitpick, it’s actually meh-lay 🤠
Also Herblore is pronounced erblore, there is no h pronounciation.
@@ectomancy It seems to depend on where you're from. UK pronunciation = herb, US pronunciation = 'erb'
Only real OGs remember playing RuneScape through the Miniclip link and choosing high or low detail to accommodate their potato PC specs.
I don't even want to imagine what low detail looked like 😊
@@Roachehh it was just we had a smaller screen size
Can we just agree how utterly hardcore and savage early RuneScape was. For those of us that played when we were young kids, we were literally forged in the flames grinding out this unbelievably harsh game 😊
My first time getting hit with the "free armor trimming" scam was when I was like 10 years old and they scammed a set MITHRIL off of me.... And I didn't even know what armor trim was aside from his words "make it look cooler"
I was never scammed once in over 15 years by having no semblance of basic trust between human beings lol.
I literally got a dude for his password when i was like 7-10. I still use that password to this day. No joke 😂 must be my brain reminding me of my work
@@Insane0093 Kind of the same thing, my account name is the password i got way back then, I just shortened it. I use it for everything now.
I got scammed out of everything I scammed him for anyway, 8 year olds arent too smart.
My early Runescape days are some of my fondest memories. Something about how hardcore the game was made it really stick with you in a positive way after all those years.
The reason why the platebody icon has the gloves removed was because in RSC, platebodies originally did not allow you to wear gloves. They took up the "slot" and were the tradeoff for the extra defense over the chainbody. This is why pkers wore rune chainbodies in the oldest RSC clips; Klank's Gauntlets' +2 strength bonus, coupled with chainbody, was the optimal setup.
Cool to see you here. Excited for Wallcraft.
Really good info, I wasn't around then but I assumed that gloves just were not introduced and when they were, they removed them from the platebody
Oh yeah i remember that now. Like dame bugged me not having gloves on but I did forget bout the pkers thing actually. I do remember in beta for rs2 the platebodies having the gloves but did let you wear gloves as well before it was changed.
I also missed the days in beta where you could use wsad and arrow keys to rotate the camera around your character and also to wsad also let you zoom in and out with w and s and rotate with a and d then arrow keys was how it was today. You use w and s to zoom in and out a, d and the arrow keys rotated the camera or at least on my pc i was using at the time let you do that. Was playing rsc and rs2 closed and open beta on a emachine desktop. Emachine was werid. Had a certain setup on the emachine for audio and video. Still got that pc as well but i use it with my newer pc. It runs under my new pc and works with it just fine. Shit i can do with my pc now. Trying to upgrade to a even newer pc with ddr5 ram and stuff. Yea i onow its not necessary yet too have ddr5 chip set but for the setup im going for it do me some good. Trying build my own super computer with basic files and shit, i got myself started as is. I still have every single file from from my old pc. So ya i gota twofer trying make it a threefer in one pc. With my setup as is i can use a msi graphics card or Nvidia cause i have the files for old msi just got to get a new msi motherboard and graphics card to get newer firmware. And still keep all my old files and updating certain bits while still keeping my old files. If that makes anysense. Probably not too the casual pc person but still.
I would definitely like a modern version of this video. Many of us are returning players and don't really know what happened in the 2012-2020 range.
Good to know! Heck yeah
Here here
Agreed
So true
While it still feels somewhat modern to me, I guess it's already become somewhat of an obscure fact that the max combat level was 200 after the release of EoC. I don't remember how long this lasted but probably not more than a few months.
Hearing "unids" took me back holy shit, so many gems in this video. I miss the 2004-2006 Runescape days when everything had mystery around it and I had no idea what I was doing. I still love the game, but that era was special.
i cant imagine doing clues back in the early days. What an unknowing grind it truly was.
It was painful alright, but if you got a unique item, you knew it was worth something unlike today. Using sextant in wildy and doing puzzles without help was truly an experience 🌝
I spent all day digging in the same spot because i was certain i had the location right, but what i didn't know was that without the Chart, Watch, and Sextant you couldn't receive the next clue or the casket from digging. I'll never forget how confused and irritated i was.
I remember spending like a whole week to do an easy clue because the compass and sextant was so difficult to understand lol
I remember getting a black cav worth like 1.2m though and absolutely losing my shit 😂
@@ignatiushazzard Black cav is hard clue reward but nonetheless i bet it was super rewarding lol
@@omgnottaken is it? Maybe it was a hard clue, I was assuming I wouldn't have managed a hard clue 😂
@7:55 this fact of moving items in your inventory made me think about how until this day I still reclick on whatever I'm doing after re-arranging my inventory even though this no longer interrupts things anymore.
i started playing in 2005 i really appreciate that i was able to experience the era. it was something so unreal. i was only 9 at the time. 26 now (:
Yes
That 25k/75k wilderness trick really threw me for an unexpected trip down memory lane. That was a weird time hahah. Love it.
I remember selling a black cav for 1m at seers bank, after someone was cannoning at rock crabs, aggro'd the fremennik warrior and died due to afking.
Was my first time becoming a millionaire lol
Lmaoo, I got my first rune chain by that exact thing happening hahaa
Random fact: When dark bow was released the attack speed was slow enough where another player could steal the monster your were currently in combat with between hits. It was hot fixed quickly after it became known.
I remember you could do that shit with some other weapons as well if memory recalls right was 2h and one of the other bows like maple or magic bow. Got my goblin stolen from me like a mother fucker was irritating like a mother fucker. I also remember hearing bout the dark bow the most the though. Dont think to many many players tried it other weapons if memory recalls right.
Fun fact about those gnomecopters: they were a result of a suggestion from the forums, and the same person who suggested them was also the person who came up with the idea for canoe stations. And she is now semi-famous irl as Montana state representative Zooey Zephyr
The more you know!
He*
12:00 there was a bug where you could interact with objects in the castlewars area since it was copy/pasted into the game, typically the stairs. If you spammed report abuse you could get into the team base, click the portal out (which was still functional good job Jagex) and exit the copters area with a castlewars hood/cape. By memory it kept the copter animation going on your account but without the actual copter under your character.
It was a really low-tier bug but it let you get members items on a free to play account.
Thats interesting I don't remember that at all. Either that i blanked that out. I got to many hrs in rs like the rest you that played like everyday if not almost everyday snd all day as well. And night sometimes when my parents allowed me too stay up pass my bed time.
Dude that item rearranging thing from March 2007 really hit me, I learned to play about 4 months earlier in 2006 and always knew if I moved items around it would cancel stuff, so I adapted my play style to it. Still catch myself doing that now even though it's been changed for decades.
Yup same i also added few other things as well for how i play. Hey if you still play im been looking for people to play with and i dont think any of my real life friends wanna play this game or play it again. I been on and off playing. I deleted my last account. Started over just recently. Just been going through life and hardships at the moment more then i have ever in my life. I would have multiple accounts but im good on trying to do that much work. Rather focus on one account for now. In all my years ive played runescape i never got a skill maxed and i wanna do that. I came closed to getting it but then ended up saying fuck it at certain point
Vinylgoth is my name on old school its all i play tried rs3 when it first launched or at least beta before it became public and just nope im good.
I'll join you if your still around.
If you logged into a world and stayed still for 15 min ( you could chat and emote, just not move from your square).. and then buried bones at the 15 min mark, it would trigger a random event 100% of the time.
The crystal bow degrades every 100 shots or so losing a % of its power each time. However, if you had two crystal bows - if you kept a rough estimate of how many shots you had made - you could switch to the second bow when you got close to the degradation point and then switch back to the main bow when the first bow degrades a stage. Thereby keeping your main use cbow at full power for the duration of usage.
Basically the degrading was locked to your character not the bow itself so this trick worked. No idea if or when this mechanic was removed.
I love these types of videos. Been playing this game for over 18 years now. So many memories
;)
Another fun fact was that in the south-east part of Varrock there was a smith that would, for free, change plate legs into plate skirts or vice-versa for you. I don't recall if that was in classic or early RS2 but I do recall making a bit of money buying skirts, switching them to legs, and selling them at a profit. Last I recall, the anvil still remains in that building down there although I haven't played in numerous years at this point.
On the topic of Splitbark; the Splitbark Top was really popular for pking for the same (alch valued-based) keep on death rule you discussed in this video, a Mystic top used to protect on death over a whip/fury so higher risk pkers of that era opted to use SB instead. I have fond memories of pking with SB top, Mystic bottoms, Farseer helm and a mage shortbow->whip combo, the stats were terrible but it was enough to strike fear into my green dragon killing victims :P
7:58 I have a habit of re-clicking monsters and objects after i've moved an item in my inventory, i noticed a few days ago that i didn't need to re-click after moving an item since my action continued regardless and wondered where i got that from. Makes sense now
Brings back old memories when I played in 01. One thing you missed was a mithril long sword use to be the best weapon with adam full helm mithril plate and adam legs If i remember correctly.
Wilderness was started due to a new form of Pking started by a clan I help started called The Messiahs. We all had "Messiah" and a # after. We would level Range and use it to kill people who were fighting. Whether by people we were targeting or other people and we would join in and 3rd party it. Another fun fact was the war between Outlanders and The Black Knights. Probably two of the biggest clans during the early era of Runescape.
We also use to have NO idea what Prayer did. We would bury bones and it would go up but there was nothing you could do to use it.
Another fun fact I think you missed was you use to have no idea how much XP you needed to level up. There was no way of knowing. We use to speculate that hitting alot of zero's meant you were about to level up.
The reason the old platebody looked that way: In RSC the platebody you wore also covered your hands like gloves (at least visually). The long part on the platebody arm is the built-in glove. When RS2 came out that effect no longer happened. Made sense to change it.
Not necessarily a correction but additional related info here. RSC was made to be members only in August 2005 to combat the botting problem. This is what forced me to finally switch to RS2 as a F2P kid and inspired me to get membership so I could play RSC again. Ended up sticking with RS2 after getting a small taste of it.
Now rs2 has just as much bots
Even I learned something at 7:25, last I played castle wars the meta was to grab your own flag and barricade next to the last stairs up
Damn. This vid really made me feel old. A lot of these I remember like it happened yesterday, only to realize it's been 15-20 years 👴
PS I still don't move items in my inventory because of cancelling animations. I didn't even know they didn't cancel animations anymore so thanks for the heads up lol.
PPS I fell for that dragon battleaxe lure and lost my first whip that way :*(
I remember hunting revenants in f2p for fun, and nothing more. To this day, I have a friend added in-game who would bless my gravestone when I died. Those were the days when kids would just do stuff for fun, not for the grind. I remember gathering a team at clan wars which was a safe-area in the wilderness at the time and auto-typing "Last of the hunts!". We would sit at the chaos altar and wait for revs to roam by, and then go to bandit camp to make pizzas or the lobster/swordfish spots in the eastern wilderness. The original group ironman :D
*27:20** The Old Nite statue was actually confirmed that it had nothing to do with him and was a coincidence. however theres now a pub in Ferox Enclave called the Old Nite*
Not true, the statue actually used to mention the Old Nite's name. It was changed back to "someone important is honored here" or whatever it says.
Just so you know, back in classic the platemail took up the armour and glove slot for characters, but this was changed with RS2. Because you can wear gloves and platemail there is no need for the look to cover both sections
I remember that old world hopping sheesh, and gnome choppers
Thank you for including 25 bh. He's a osrs gem for sure.
26:09 I got excited when Splitbark came up because I thought you were going to mention that the current model is different from how it looked when it was released. I haven't been able to find any screen caps of the original model, nor do I ever hear anyone mention it during these trivia videos, but Splitbark was changed like a week after release to its current model due to complaints. I can't recall how the original looked exactly, but I know the helmet was round rather than the current pointed hat, and there was green trim colored like the fine cloth used to craft the armor.
There's a news article in the official RS archives confirming it was changed on Oct 26th, 2004, but I haven't been able to find a screenshot of the original version for the life of me. Tried all the old fansites via the wayback machine but that's turned up nothing.
First d med received in the game was by a character named Valmont. Not sure who he sold it to but I know it was one of the well known players at the time. He sold it for almost 99m coins. In rsc this was unheard of. I spent the day sick and I was Valmont cannon fodder. I would stand next to the kbd and let him run past me as he was about to die. The kbd couldn't run through players so you could engage combat, run past your friend and mage it down. It had massive mage def at the time so took forever.
Such a throwback vid. The unids and magic/willow log scams were so prevalent back in the day.
27:15 that statue existed long before he died. The story was his clan dubbed it his statue and through word of mouth players said Jagex put it there. However, there is now something commemorating him at ferix enclave because of the rumors.
8:54 Time capsule back to 2005. The Fart Button... I had forgotten how big that thing was, I just got whiplash and nostalgia at the same time. Damn
The plate body having hands was because it kept you from wearing gloves in classic.
omg seeing Fally park filled with sellers and buyers brought me waaaaay back!
i loved the halberd training method! it was fun back in the day. I remember when the d halberd came out i got one and everyone was stoked about it lol
i remember picking up my scythe back in the day and around the same time reading that jagex was working on a carpentry skill and almost finished and would keep pretending it was a month away for like 2 years straight.
Correction: The platebodies didn't have longer arms. Those are actually gauntlets.
This is most likely because of how Platebodies worked in RuneScape Classic. In Classic a platebody included gauntlets, which meant you could not wear gloves at the same time. You could not wear the best gauntlets in the game, Klank's Gauntlets from Underground Pass, while you were wearing a Rune Platebody. For this reason it was common for high level players to wear Rune Chain instead, because even though it had lower defensive stats, it allowed you to wear Klank's Gauntlets for the offensive strength bonus which was often more important.
Even though in RS2 they added equipment slots, which allowed you to wear gloves with platebodies, it's likely someone designing the icons for the RS2 platebodies just based it off of the RSC versions, which explains why the gauntlets are included. At some point they realized that the icons were inaccurate and updated them to no longer show the gauntlets.
they changed the look of the platebodies because you never used to be able to equip gloves and a plate at the same time, you needed to wear chainmail to wear gloves. They changed this so you'd be able to wear gloves with the plates, so they updated the graphic of it with removed hands
My idea about why the platebodies used to look like that in the inventory is that it was designed with gauntlets included (like it worked in RSC), but then of course that never applied to RS2, so eventually they got around to removing them from the icon.
Good catch! That makes sense
Holyshit the nostalgia this video brought back for me... as someone who started playing in late 04' - early 05', great video!
Runescape one of those games you saw your cousin play but couldn’t play it yourself. Wish I was there!
Some more RSC facts from around 2002.
Before members there were only 4 worlds who had max players at 1200 if I remember correctly. Varrock castle on world 1 was the go to place to trade before world 2 falador for members started up.
All rocks were grey and you had to mine or prospect them (or have someone tell you) what rock has what in it. It wouldnt stop you from trying to mine these non descript grey rocks if I remember correctly even if you didnt have the level to mine it, and would give you the usual fail. You also had to click on the pickaxe (only one kind at that time) and then click the rock to attempt to mine every single time and you failed a lot.
You could use something like runite ore on a furnace to look like you are smelting ore with the chat bubble, and people would do this even without the levels required for smelting runite just so people would see them doing it and give them attention.
This one was a bit of a rumor but before members, for a while rune 2 handers were the best weapon in the game. The market was cornered by one player due to there being no source to buy or slay for them and the insane level at the time required to smith them.
probably gone over but I missed it. Like pickaxes, there were not multiple variants to crossbows, bows, hatchets etc. It was just one item like knife is still today.
The white and brown aprons used to be equipped in the cape (or amulet, I forget exactly) slots. This led to things like a group that called themselves the penguins where they wore all black armor, and had a white apron on instead of a cape.
There was a female and male version of platebodies. Male characters could only wear male platebodies, but female characters could wear male platebodies or female platebodies. There was an armorer on the south side of varrock that could alter your platebody from male to female and viceversa. You can see the difference between the male version which is on most characters, but the female version had the belly button showing, and the sleeves missing but had gloves as well. You can see an example on the osrs wiki on the runescape classic page. A female character with a rune female platebody fighting a bearded man with a rune chain skirt and rune chainbody.
I always remember the pronunciation of Neitiznot and Jatizso because mod Ash(iirc) said "Nay, tis not. Ya, tis so" and I go back and forth like a debate in my mind
Nothing like a good random event while being chased by a clan in the wild.
Lmfao right i would hate that shit. Have to do that random event back in the day and go to spawn back and they just sitting where you would spawn and straight up spawn kill you. Id be so pissed dude.
Bro, great vid!!! Jagex should totally put an avatar of you in Varrock Museum like WoW did with Red Shirt Guy! Just show up to a convention and blow their minds haha!
slayer dart was actually good in osrs for a time, before they buffed iban's staff
Back in the day I would frequent the Falador Party Room and I got lucky on 2 occasions. One I got D Claws and the other I snagged a green H’ween when they sold for 20m (blue was 30m red was 40m) and as a kid at the time I jumped off the chair with excitement. The excitement I felt will never be topped. Memories I wish I could go back and re live.
I remember the gnome copter event way back when too, where you would jump on the gnome copter and it would take you to the P2P areas like Castle Wars. It was the coolest thing ever. Once they released the membership cards at like 7-11 for the first time heading to Castle Wars was the first thing I did
LOL the ads on the part to refresh the world list took me back.. remember the ads that would lag your computer so you would have to zoom in to fix it. or stop the ad.
great video! i watched the whole thing. really entertaining and i didnt know almost all of these, well done
I think the old nite statue fact was debunked since it existed before his unfortunate death.
However the pub in the Ferox Enclave in OSRS is directly named after him.
29:43 i think people traded here because draynor was the only place where you could turn your ores, fish, etc. into certificates, which were essentially bank notes, before those existed, so you could trade goods in bulk
8:03 i still have the reflex of just manually clicking again when reorganising
I had a pink phat when rs2 debuted. I remember being quite dismayed that it changed to purple and always wanted an explanation for why they felt the need to do this.
4:30, they even have niche use in RS3! With the introduction of the EoF, you could use the specs of one weapon on a stronger weapon, so d-claws in an EoF paired with a T-95 weapon can do some insane damage, especially in some circumstances like Telos, where in some phases you can have infinite adrenaline and spam the shit out of it for some crazy DPS.
Underground Pass in RSC was brutal. I still remember doing it one weekend late at night, good times.
there was a bug i remember, back when rune battle axes first started being made. You could stack knives in your slots to make you hit massive amounts. I remember paying 1 million and using the hack to only lose in a close fight ...it hurt my pride
Awesome video! I've binged so much OSRS history/documentary type videos so there's honestly little I don't know at this point, but I did learn a few new things from your video which was a pleasant surprise! Really solid work bro, can feel you really put effort into this! Thanks for the great content! :)
Great content man. I still thought your stuff dropped at your feet when you died! Got me close to a resub there haha
great video, neat remembering obscure differences to todays game
I'm pretty sure the only reason they changed Unids to Grimy herbs was because it was possible to get unidified toadflax from the prison pete random, whereas the only way to obtain the item that corresponded to their identified version item ID was to gather it from the Brimhaven agility arena or to grow them from farming, which technically the herbs were pre-identified since you knew what the seeds were. Jagex just made it sound like being able to clean the herbs from farming sounded like a bonus, even though you only got like 6 xp.
all herbs that were dropped from Monsters were obtained in an unidentified state. however, Toadflax and Snapdragon were never obtainable in that state until Farming was released. however it wasn't possible to obtain unidentified Toadflax/Snapdragon until Prison Pete was released alongside the Hand in the Sand quest 6 months (January 2026) after Farming's release, so the devs probably didn't account for that. Jagex didn't create Grimy herbs until September 10 2007, i think that same update also added the herbalist in Nardah the ability to mass identify herbs for GP.
Damn, although the GE is very convenient, I really miss the day where Varrock and Falador was packed with people yelling to buy or sell items and you would walk there for like hours trying to find something you’d want to buy. Good old times.
man i remember having to use dial up internet at my nans house back in 2005 just to get the internet running to play rs...
ahh the good old days
I miss the trading worlds back in the day. the seemingly unintentional organization of what is sold where was so beautiful.
22:00 yep that’s right. I remember full guthan being 9M ish. Also losing my full guthan at dks :p. But also had a day at barrows where I got 2 guthan spears in 1 day. Spear was like 6m back then.
Saw the A&M hat and had to watch. Fightin' Texas Aggie '22. Gig 'em!
Wow, I had completely forgotten about the gnomecopters!
I started back in 2002, the best years were 2002-2006
Cavaliers were such an easy item to merch, I'd have about 20 tans, 10 darks, and 3-5 black cavaliers, made a forum thread where I sold them for 25k, 50k, or 150k, more than I bought them for. (colour dependant.)
I'd be out grinding and wait for the PM's then just quickly tele to their location.
I miss those days so much, the way to escape real life that I oh so needed.
I had always assumed old plate bodies had gloves at the end of the arms, not long arms. And when they had the idea of RfD and plate gloves they removed the gloves from platebody.
They are very clearly meant to be gauntlets. Long arms makes no sense whatsoever.
I'm pretty sure I remember when Castle Wars was new that people could take their own team's flag if a player from the other team took it off the stand first and died somewhere with it so the high level players would grab it and tank.
6:49 That super old school castle wars footage is peak nostalgia
Getting just a nostalgia blast, I forgot a lot of these things since I first started in 2007.
For context on claws. This was at a time when standard pking was "he can 1 tick he's really good" people would flat out panic when they were specd by these most unable to even get prayer up and eat before the second spec finished
One thing I totally forgot about Pest Control was the PC clans. Since low levels would ruin games clans would pick a world, message everyone the world, and you’d hop to that one until it ended up getting ruined and the cycle would repeat.
i remember buying the d claws for like 156k
sold them for 500k with junk items lol
street price was 20m but i was a noob back then
i usually don't like webcams but the runescape 4 poster was hilarious so worth it
Videos of world 1 and 2 when they were still trading worlds makes my nostalgia hurt
Good to see you're still here dude! Was worried not seeing anything from your other channel or this one.
Man this game was so fun in its prime.. I hate it for anybody who didn’t experience WoW or OSRS in their primes…missed out 💯
I experienced both and dropped WoW after Burning Crusade for Runescape
I got my first ever dragon axe by picking up the head off the ground. Boy was the other guy pissed. It was worth about 2.5 mil at the time.
I started in 07isb, I don't remember the original unids but I do remember them in OSRS. When I would go to sell them the people who would be like "just put one stack up at a time" used to piss me off. I knew how they worked and knew they were only trying to get the expensive ones for cheap off me by only have the expensive ones in their inventory
My friends and I would have conference calls over the landline phones while we played. Parents hated it.
I miss the days where there was no gravestones, I remember looting so much stuff in the wildy , even got guthix one time lol
Good video. There was alot of stuff I forgot about that just makes this so much more nostalgic. The entire video I was like oh crap I remember that. Thank you.
35:00 - RSC prayer had exactly the same contribution to combat as it always has (0.125 per level). RSC magic also provided 0.125 combat levels per at all times too, as you could do magic during combat. However, Attack/Def/Str/Hp were only 0.25 levels each, whereas in later versions Attack and Strength have a much higher weighting towards combat (0.325 from rs2 onward iirc, and no magic contribution unless it was the dominant stat).
When you talked about the short lived graphical changes on the d chain and firecape it reminded me of the drill demon random event and how the camo outfit initially looked. Pictures were finally added to the wiki to show what the camo used to look like. Basically instead of the camo colors the camo outfit used to just be the texture of basic trees. Honestly I think it looks cooler that way.
So many memories brought back from this video, thank you for this :D
I didn't start playing til 2008 at 9 years old as a f2p so I was completely unaware of most of what was in the game. I'm still learning about stuff now that's been in the game since classic.
Must have started just before grave stone update. Remember one of my early experiences looting a stack of random items
I LOVED THE 76k TRICK. I remember my friend and I making a video hahah. Great times..
The rune plate change happened because they released armor gloves with Recipe for Disaster so there was no longer a reason for armored gloves to appear on the plate armor tooltip.....
I remember camping black dragons in taverly dungeon with a rune halberd for that visage, competition was insane and back then you could never left click attack the dragon, so you had to right click him before he died, wait for the respawn and then click attack right as he spawned, then you could grab your loot from the last kill without someone stealing your dragon. I never got that visage.... lol
the trick was to click wind strike, then as the dragon spawned you could left click wind strike on the dragon immediately to snipe it, i remember i camped there for ages xd
the shaking at 16:30 is giving mad anxiety lol
I LOVE this kind of stuff, I learned so much about a game I thought I knew everything about
Slayer dart is not weak, it's very cost effective for mid level mage and especially with the slayer staff upgrade. It is, in fact, one of the strongest spells for mid levels.
its really good for ironmen before trident as well. ibans is usually better early on but as mage levels climb it can hit seriously hard for some tasks, at 75 magic the dart hits 25 with enchanted staff. plus it uses up those useless mind runes that barrows spits out
Amazing video of nostalgia. Thank you very much for the upload
2:30 I think they changed the design of the platebodies because gloves are a separate item, and wanted to distinguish that.