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''In this case, somebody will say something like "Jagex blocks your password see ******** try it!". | ''In this case, somebody will say something like "Jagex blocks your password see ******** try it!". | ||
The censor in fact '''doesn't''' your password even though it only makes sense for it to.'' | The censor in fact '''doesn't''' your password even though it only makes sense for it to.'' | ||
NEW CORRECT INFORMATION | |||
Passwords '''ARE''' now actually blocked since the latest runescape update, 24th April 2007. | |||
====Under-cover Mod==== | ====Under-cover Mod==== |
Revision as of 17:51, 24 April 2007
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RuneScape is a massively multiplayer online role playing game (MMORPG) developed and published by Jagex. The game originally began as an experiment in 1998, where over the next three years it was developed until the original public beta was released in 2001. When the game got its remake in 2004; the original was renamed RuneScape Classic.
RuneScape involves building a character, levelling up skills, and selling items in the RuneScape world.
Story
RuneScape takes place in the fantasy-themed realm of Gielinor; no overall plot exists, although quests and NPC interaction reveal conflicts within the world.
Selling items in the RuneScape world
RuneScape has an active economy based around tokens referred to variously as coins, gold, gold pieces (from which comes the abbreviation GP), or gp. Unfortunately, the economy is in chaos, as there is no tax system and no limit to the number of coins in circulation.
Common abbreviations for money (note 1 can be replaced with any number):
- 1 gp = One gold piece
- 1k = One thousand gold pieces
- 1mil = One million gold pieces (somewhat rare)
- 1bil = One billion gold pieces (very rare, the result of getting really, really lucky at the barrows)
- 1tril = non existent, as the max gold pieces you can have is 2 billion, unless this is in the form of many party hats.
Scammers, hackers, and macros
Scammers
Scammers are people who'll try to trick you out of your items.
Quick switch
With the quick switch method, they will quickly switch in an item that appears to be like the one you wanted. This can often be done with coins being switched from something such as 200K to just 200.
Armor Trimming
The armor trimming scam is an old one, but people still fall for it every once in a while. The scammer will say something along the lines of "Free armor trimming" and wait for someone to trade them their armor then log off. You can simply report anybody who says this.
Alt F4
This scam involves someone saying to drop your items by saying that if you drop your items and press Alt+F4 it will double them or do something of the like. The only thing this will do is drop your items and close your active window, usually runescape. By the time you log back in, you'll have lost the items and the scammer will have picked them up.
Hackers
In runescape, people refer to password thieves as hackers. Although there are a few people who literally hack your computer through a trojan with a keylogger, that usually never happens
Password block
OLD INCORRECT INFORMATION In this case, somebody will say something like "Jagex blocks your password see ******** try it!". The censor in fact doesn't your password even though it only makes sense for it to.
NEW CORRECT INFORMATION
Passwords ARE now actually blocked since the latest runescape update, 24th April 2007.
Under-cover Mod
Here, somebody with a normal account will tell you that you need to give them your passwords or else you'll get banned. This is fairly obvious that it's a hoax, so go ahead and report them. Some people have variations of it saying that they can make you a member if you give them your passwords also, which is once again a hoax.
- NEVER use your password on any website except the ruinscape login page. Don't use it anywhere else, not even on another website account.
Autoers
Autoers are people who'll keep their characters online with help of a computer macro program. These programs are almost always written by the player him/herself since most online ones are really keyloggers and trojans. If you plan on doing it, never download one from the internet.
- Autoers usually have default clothing and odd names. They are also usually level 3.
- Not everyone thats level 3 is an autoer. Sometimes you may find a level 3 skill pure.
- Autoers follow a very specific path. Unless they have an anti-random exploit in them, they'll be killed when they receive a random.
EXAMPLE:
Macro: *Starts chopping*
Tree Spirit: Leave these woods and never return!
Macro: *Keeps chopping and dies*
Real_player: *Reports Macro*
Other facts
The most ever players recorded on RuneScape at one time is 280,000.
RuneScape has a number of servers in different countries, each of which can host up to two thousand players. This allows for a massive amount of social interaction.
Every holiday season, Jagex inserts a seasonal update into the game. For instance, in Christmas 2005, it was possible to gain bobble hats and striped scarves, which would now be worth hundreds of thousands GP if if were able to be sold. The rare items of holiday drops that were tradable are now worth many million GP. Jagex now makes the holiday items untradable to stop people from making money too easily off them.
Table of Contents
- Beginner's guide
- Abyss Guide
- Holiday Events
- Guilds
- Transportation Guide
- Pure Guide
- Random Event Guide
- Scams, Hacks, and How to Avoid Them
- Wilderness Guide
- Chaos Tunnels
- Castle Wars
- Pest Control
- Stealing Creation
- Fist of Guthix
- Soul Wars
- Sorceress's Garden
- Trouble Brewing
- Combat and Training
- Cooking
- Crafting
- Dungeoneering
- Firemaking
- Fishing
- Magic
- Mining
- Prayer
- Ranged
- Runecrafting
- Smithing
- Woodcutting
- Members only
- A Fairy Tale Pt. 1
- A Soul's Bane
- A Tail of Two Cats
- Between a Rock...
- Big Chompy Bird Hunting
- Biohazard
- Cabin Fever
- Clock Tower
- Creature of Fenkenstrain
- Death Plateau
- Desert Treasure
- Devious Minds
- Digsite Quest
- Druidic Ritual
- Dwarf Cannon
- Eadgar's Ruse
- Elemental Workshop
- Enakhra's Lament
- Eyes of Glouphrie
- Family Crest
- Fight Arena
- Fishing Contest
- Forgettable Tale...
- Garden of Tranquillity
- Gertrude's Cat
- Ghosts Ahoy
- Haunted Mine
- Hazeel Cult
- Heroes Quest
- Holy Grail
- Horror from the Deep
- Icthlarin's Little Helper
- In Aid of the Myreque
- In Search of the Myreque
- Jungle Potion
- Legends Quest
- Lost City
- Making History
- Merlin's Crystal
- Monk's Friend
- Monkey Madness
- Mountain Daughter
- Mourning's End Part 1
- Mourning's End Part 2
- Murder Mystery
- Nature Spirit
- Observatory Quest
- One Small Favour
- Plague City
- Priest in Peril
- Rag and Bone Man
- Rat Catchers
- Recipe for Disaster
- Recruitment Drive
- Regicide
- Roving Elves
- Rum Deal
- Scorpion Catcher
- Sea Slug Quest
- Shades of Mort'ton
- Shadow of the Storm
- Sheep Herder
- Shilo Village
- Spirits of the Elid
- Tai Bwo Wannai Trio
- Tears of Guthix
- Temple of Ikov
- The Feud
- The Fremennik Trials
- The Giant Dwarf
- The Golem
- The Grand Tree
- The Hand in the Sand
- The Lost Tribe
- The Tourist Trap
- Throne of Miscellania
- Tree Gnome Village
- Tribal Totem
- Troll Romance
- Troll Stronghold
- Underground Pass
- Wanted!
- Watch Tower
- Waterfall Quest
- Witch's House
- Wolf Whistle
- Zogre Flesh Eaters