A new update to come with Runescape recently is the new Runecrafting mini-game. In my opinion this update is way overdue. Runecrafting to me is kinda slow and a pain to level short of using the abyss, but that too has its down sides. This update though seems to have no down side that I can find. It will have the fun of a mini-game and help you level in the process.

Thoughts on Runecrafting mini-game?

~Enemy

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After the long agonizing Months of campaigning for the old wildy back jagex has finally realized How stupid they were to remove such a magnificent thing, The wildy is coming back but with a twist!1. it will just be the same you get drops HOWEVER you may not bring Rares or money into the wilderness As expected... 2. More wilderness area Well when i say more i mean basically all of runescape, there will be special worlds for pvp like there is for bounty hunter Where almost everywhere is wilderness! Like the old rsclassic, 3. New rewards system, i am not to sure on this Due to the fact that they haven't said much on it, SURE TO BE GOOD WITH THE UPDATES SO FAR ^Put inJagex's own words:

• Optional sign-up – choose between PvP danger or stick to ordinary play by simply switching worlds.
• High danger with items dropped on death.
• High rewards for kills. To avoid any RWT issues the reward for a successful PK will be generated by the game, similar to when you kill a monster at the moment. We're creating generous drop tables based on factors like your levels and the impressiveness of the kill.
• These drop tables will include "PvP world specific" items like XP-modifying gear, lvl 70+ equipment and new, glorious, short-term but hard hitting gear. These will once again make PKing a viable source of income.
• PvP across 99% of the world, including the old Wilderness.
• Attack any player within a certain level of your own. Level range depends on the area, similar to the old Wilderness levels.
• ...And all sorts of other twists on interesting content... Just think of the possibilities when you can PK anywhere!

  Basing my predictions on jagex's ability and my knowledge of coding (LITTLE CODING ABILITY :() i would estimate it to be ready in around 1 to 3 months time, SO GET TRAINING!!! Another news flash by xx b4r3g3r x...

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Attack Spells, Teleport Spells, Magic can be one of the most useful skill in Runescape. It can get you places fast, It can kill guys fast. It can even turn your items into money! When I first discovered how useful magic was, I did my best to get it high. One week later I had reached the pinacle for non members. Fire Blast. But then I discovered what could be done by members, with Magicks. What do you think about Magic?

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You see tons of these throughout runescape. High strength levels at low combat levels, these are pures. There are Iron Pures, Black Pures, Addy Pures, and Rune Pures. But I think Rune Pures don't make sense. If your going to do that why don't you just make it a main? Rune Pures in my veiw have no point. How about you?

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One of the most common ways to train combat, is AFKing, which is an abbreviation for Away from Keyboard. It basically is training while not at the computer. Although it seems to help, it can lead to people reporting you for Botting. AFKing is good, but if you plan on using it, keep in mind that it is reportable.  

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Dragons are fierce monsters that ravage the lands of Runescape. One of the toughest monsters from Runescape Classic all the way up to current Runescape. These beasts do not mess around. Ranging from the beginner feeling of green dragons to the godly power of the three headed king black dragon. There is a dragon fit for every level of player.

As many dragon hunters know, these dragons are well worth the fight. Prices range at about 4-10k for every dragon killed (selling the dragon bones and hides), the higher level dragons being more wealthy.

Not much is needed to kill these monsters, but one item that is required is a anti-dragonfire shield, or dragonfire shield, and level 60+ combat at least. Unless you are a pure with at least 50 range or magic.

So as a Trik.com member. What are your thoughts on the Runescape dragon?

~Enemy

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Hunter was released in Runescape in about November 2007. This skill is known most for its popular red chinchompas and its various clothes. But this skill is not always so fun. It can seem too time consuming, maticulous, and all around boring until later levels. That's because it doesn't have many rewards until about level 40. It is ironic though how many ways you can level. It probably has more ways to level than any other skill. I can name five off the top of my head. There's pitfall, deadfall, tracking, bird snaring, falconry, and so much more. And the clothing you can get from some animals looks superb. You can also get the spotted and spottier capes that reduce weight. And gloves of silence that are supposed to help with theiving.

So as a Trik.com member, what do you think of hunter?

~Enemy

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Hunter was released in Runescape in about November 2007. This skill is known most for its popular red chinchompas and its various clothes. But this skill is not always so fun. It can seem too time consuming, maticulous, and all around boring until later levels. That's because it doesn't have many rewards until about level 40. It is ironic though how many ways you can level. It probably has more ways to level than any other skill. I can name five off the top of my head. There's pitfall, deadfall, tracking, bird snaring, falconry, and so much more. And the clothing you can get from some animals looks superb. You can also get the spotted and spottier capes that reduce weight. And gloves of silence that are supposed to help with theiving.

So as a Trik.com member, what do you think of hunter?

~Enemy

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For most Runescape players, being number one is the ultimate goal. You wanna be better than the rest. Some people go to such lengths as buying power-levelers.

Number one is almost impossible to do. People like Zezima and Yogosun have been realized more than almost anybody on the game. Also people like TheHate and KingDuffy01 were number one for a short while when hunter and summoning came out.

What would you do after you became the ultimate player in Runescape? Would you just walk around Runescape to get mobbed by your many fans? Would you just go play mini-games endlessly until the next skill came out. After a while, being the best would just get kinda old don't you think? You have no point in training skills. You don't really have to make money a lot, and when you do it doesn't take nearly as long as other people.

What do you think as a Trik.com member that you would do if you were the number one player in Runescape?

~Enemy

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Recently Jagex has released yet another graphical update to Runescape. The Runescape game area will now fit to your internet browser. It gives the feel of full screen, with the versatility of not being in full screen. You also have the option to revert to the normal way the game screen looked, which is very helpful if you have a slower computer, or if you are an aspiring Runescape movie maker. I think this is the first very good update Jagex has made to Runescape since the new graphics. I think that this will give new players more drawn to the game, since it looks more like Runescape's competitors such as World of Warcraft.

Your thoughts on the new graphics?

~Enemy

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