RuneScape

The British Army, during WW2, had a number of uniforms, for different uses. The most common type was called "Battledress" and was worn in action. Made of wool with a colour that varied from soft brown to a darker shade of brown/green, which was suppossed to blend in with ground colours and grass. The trousers were full cut with a button fly, two front and two rear pockets, and a large cargo pocket on the right thigh, for a map or a wound dressing. The jacket had a closed neck with flat metal buttons down the front, and a waist belt that was sewen into the lower part of the jacket to keep it closed up. There were buttons at the back of the jacket that buttoned onto the pants to keep the lower back covered . The front of the jacket had two large outer pockets, and two smaller inside pockets that had buttons to close them up. Soldiers wore leather boots in a black colour, and their ankles were covered by a canvas wrap to keep stones and sand out of their boots. A series of webbing packs and ammo pouches and a waist belt that had a number of things attached to it, helped the soldier to carry important items on his body without needing to have them in his hands. He had a steel helmet to protect his head and he would have carried a personal weapon of some kind. In winter cold he would have added more layers of clothing, and in the heat of summer, he would have switched to shorts and a short sleeve shirt to be cooler. Soldiers have identifying unit insignia on their uniforms, as well as rank and trade badges, that show what they are trained to do and how far up the rank structure thay are . Officers uniforms were better made and of better quality material, as they bought their own uniforms, from a military tailor's shop.THe soldier's uniforms were factory made, and of poor quality cloth. During WW2 as well as at other times, the British also had a Dress Uniform that was very unique for each regiment. Each regiment had its own history, tradition and regimental colors. While wearing Battle Dress uniform, the only item to distinguish each regiment would be the badge on the cap and possibly a shoulder "title" or arc, that could be cloth or bronze. The Dress Uniform for each regiment would be a different color; this sometimes varied quite differently or it might be a slight difference in the cut or the color of the trim. For example the Palace Guards have 5 infantry regiments. The full Dress Uniform that they still wear while on duty at the Palace is a bright RED uniform. The features that distiguish each regiment is the cuffs and the grouping of the buttons on the front. Grenadier Guards have buttons evenly spaced; Coldstream Guards have buttons spaced in pairs(for 2nd regiment); Scots Guards have buttons spaced in 3's; etc. When wearing the dress Visor Cap, each regiment's cap is different. Coldstream Guards wore a Black hat with White sweatband and white piping. The sweatband for the Scots Guards was a tartan pattern. The visor cap of the Welsh Guards was all BLACK. For wear in combat, the British were issued a sleeveless leather smock, commonly referred to as a Jerkin. It was worn over the battledress tunic and the belts and suspenders worn over the Jerkin.

Well , if you want some good online 2-player games ( which is still considered multi-player) Polar Pool , search that on google. And another multi player game that is good for sure is DigDug and The Pacman Series.

No. There are certain free skills (example: woodcutting) in which the master is still in the free-play area (the master north of falador) but there are some free skills (example: firemaking) in which the master of the skill is not in the free-play area (the master south of seers village.) Also, a "small" fee may be charged when you buy the skillcape. I.E. the mining skillcape costs 99,000 gp.

Yes, you need to be a member to get any and all skillcapes.

If you can somehow regain access to it (e.g. by using the forgot-password question or your alternative email), login, change the password and if you are re-using that specific password, change it everywhere else. If your account was an email account, you need to think about all accounts that connect to it and could potentially be already compromised, and change the passwords there as well...

In other words, if someone hacks your Gmail, and you have facebook.com, twitter.com connected to it, you are best of changing all your passwords.

In my opinion, no games are better than RuneScape.

But you still have other options, you can play Guild Wars which I have not played. There is also World of Warcraft, a 3D MMORPG with two huge planets to explore.

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if you are a member buy 1k flax from grand exchange and spin it into bowstrings in lumbridge. you will need 10 crafting to do this. keep on doing this until you are done with all 1k of them. thn go back to grand exchange and sell them at lowest. you can get anywhere from 169k to 196k. that's a 69k to 96k profit!!!!!!!

but if your not member then mine clay and sell it in grand exchange. they sell for about 90 gp each. so 1k of them is 90k!!!

If you have 60 wc don't wc yews until level 70 wc. Its way to slow if you start right at lvl 60 wc.

edited by:hellboy288252: If your a member, and ur very desperate for money, go to edgevill and go down under the trapdoor near the soul wars portall, keep goin straight, turn a right, then tun another right and run straight to the red spider eggs, collect the eggs until u have about 500 and sell then, there about 400 each and they pop up every 30 seconds, and if ur non mem, the eggs are at karajama but i dunno where to find the eggs, srry! add me if u think this was helpfull. hbkrules77

You need to mine clay, which can be done in South Varrock. Then, get a bucket and fill it with water. Use the clay and the bucet of water on each other and you should get soft clay. In Barbarian Village, you will find a potter's wheel. Use the soft clay on it, then click 'pot.' This should give you an unfired pot. In the same room, use the unfired pot on the over, and then you have a pot!

1. Take any item/bells with you to your friends town [preferably a full inventory of bells or rare items]

2. drop them anywhere in your friends town [again, preferably by the gate]

3. go back inside the gate room and talk to the k-9 to leave the town. After you say yup dialogue will appear. After this happens you will notice there will be a little blue spinning thing in the lower right of the chat, this is making it so you leave on your friends screen but not yours yet since it still WANTS to save. During the last dialogue when he says something like "well (your name here)" You will want to press the reset button on your wii as soon as your name is finished being displayed on the speech bubble. Any sooner and it will make your friends wifi stop and will have them need to reset their wii. And any later and you could loose data. It it begins to save if you don't turn it off, let it save and just come back and try again.

----- The after affect.

After this has been completed successfully you will come back into the game exiting your house with all the items you've dropped in your friends town in your inventory

- don't worry, resetti will not appear.

You can then go back to your friends house and repeat the process. this can make up to 50 million bells per hour.

Skill level is the level you achieve when you train on it!

For example the mining skill must be trained by mining rocks. When you have mined enough and gained enough experience you go to the next level. For many skills there are milestones. But the last milestone will always be the SKILL CAPE. A skill is what you get when you get to LEVEL 99 of any skill, which is very hard! But there are other milestones which are levels you must have to enter specific areas/Dungeon!

To get Devil Jin, all you have to do is beat the Devil Within minigame once. OR you can beat Story Mode 9 times to unlock Heihachi Mishima, and then you have 2 options:

1. Fight in 200 fights in Story, Arcade or Time Attack Mode 2. Continue beating Story Mode with characters you haven't yet, and when you got 5-6 more characters left, Devil Jin will be magically unlocked.

well. if your talking about like low wizards...like the ones at wizard tower...i cant help u there. but if ur talking about ppl that are mages then id prefer range. its really good against magic. the bad thing is...if they have ahrim if ur a mem then...it'll be hard. if u got 61 range+ use rune crossbow. it'll help.

you need to get 2 woad leaves from the gardener in the house in faldor park. and you need to get red berries. you can find red berries by a mining place near varrock.plus you need onions (i think you need 2 onions).

Its very easy he has 70 life points and a max hit of 30 use the silver light obtained during the quest and it takes a few seconds he hits at a slow rate so even a level 10 could easily defeat him.

You can no longer play Runescape 2, all RS2 accounts were automatically converted into Runescape 3 accounts.

In the game options you may however select to play in "legacy mode," which allows you to enjoy the game with a familiar interface.

RuneScape gems are most commonly "found" on the Grand Exchange in Varrock in RuneScape. At the Grand Exchange, all the tradeable gems can be exchanged at market price easily and quickly. Gems can also be obtained through monster drops, completing quests, and while training the mining skill. Pay to play players can also mine Gem Rocks which will yield 1 gem per rock when mined, but the rocks are usually very full and only players with high mining levels will actually be able to obtain any gems at all.

"Fancy boots" do the same thing as the "fightning boots" it gives your person +3 - +5 skill lvl. in atk. & str. Hope this helped! =D

The more hp a monster has the more exp you get. every 1 damage gets you 4 exp, so the answer is technically, a rat, spider, or that lvl 702 monster whose name is possibally Kalphite Queen. They kill you REALLY fast though...

Get to at least 40 Wc and then train on willows until 65 then cut yews if you are f2p cut yews until 99.

If you p2p then once you reach 70 cut ivy's until 85 then cut magics if you want $$$ and 99 if you want exp.

Comment if you think this is wrong.

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Ok First of all, the first guide is the Non-Member, F2P guide:

1. Get Iron Axe and Cut trees until level 15 woodcut. (Keep Logs for Fletching or Firemaking, Trust me it's worth it! ;)

2. Now go get yourself a Steel Axe And cut Oaks until level 35.

3. Once you have cutten Oaks until level 35, go buy yourself a Adamant Axe, while your at it, buy a rune axe too. First use your adamant axe to cut willows just outside Draynor because it's close to the bank. (I highly recommend this).

4. Once you get 41 Woodcut, Bank/Drop your Adamant Axe and use your Rune Axe (this axe is the best you can get for F2P). Cut willows until level 70 no matter what.

5. Once you get level 70, you can either go for:

a)Go to a nice Yew Spot and cut yews. (This option is for the money makin' people)

OR

b)Cut willows until 99. (This option is for the determined).

(Remember you can switch to try each one) ;)

This Guide is the P2P (Members):

1. Do the Same (1-4 Inclusive). But you can switch into a better axe if you want.

2. Once you now have level 70 woodcut... Go cut Ivy anywhere as you don't get logs. (Do this until 99 for fast speed)

2b. OR you can cut Ivy until level 90 and cut Magic Logs for the rest. (This option is not recommended unless in need of urgent money!)

Congratz! Your a Master of this Skill! :P

Realise how far you've come? :D

For those p2p players that want fast xp and aren't wanting money you can follow this guide-

1) cut normal trees from level 1-15

2)15-30 cut oak trees

3)30-60 chop willow

4)60-78 cut maple

5)78-99 cut ivy.

- with ivy you can get nest with seeds that are worth up to 90k

IF you want to make some cash i suggest that at level 75 to cut yew to 85. Then from 85 to 99 magic trees (Ivy is better then willows as it involves no banking and 333 xp per cut)

another option for this is also to cut willows and maples....

the best places for willows are:-

draynor,

lighthouse (p2p)

maples:-

definetly seers...

There are several hoods that non-members can attain and use in Runescape. One is the Grim Reaper Hood.

*note: SkillCape Hoods are not obtainable as a non-member, some skills can be trained to 99. However the hoods and SkillCapes are not accessible as F2P.

Yes, Range protecting armour is plate armour or chain armour. Plate works best. A good Magic protection armour is D'hide. This will block any spell, it won't make them hit 0's but it does effect their hit by a lot. it's like going to the elemental wizards and being level 3 with green d'hide and 1 defence and they can only hit 1s on you (10s or under since the new 1=10 update) Melee defence is just regular old plate.