I want to know why it is so hard to tell if a clue is a certain level just by looking at it. I'd like to be able to see if a clue is level 3 or level 4 before I even pick it up.
I'd like to know why when I get my treasure trail reward, it is often not in a casket, so I have to end up picking up several items off the ground if my inventory was too full to hold everything.
I wonder how you ensure an item is as rare or common as intended, and if anything is done to ensure over time all players will have a fair number of decent rewards, instead of some players getting high value items possibly often, while others only ever seem to get lower value items all or most of the time.
Thanks.
Edit: Impetuous impulses is among my favourite content in runescape. I was so glad the xp was (imp)roved for catching implings to make them a viable method of training hunter, and new implings and loot are always great.
Are there plans for new types of implings, say perhaps a genie impling who gives out xp lamps of varying amounts rarely, and maybe genie costumes and other items from looting the jars?
How about more herbs and herb seeds from nature implings?
Will impling loot be updated?
I hear zombie implings may have a monkey skull for making a greegree, but just how rare are they? Why can't we store greegrees in our player owned houses, by the way?
Is it true implings won't carry impling jars because they don't like to be caught? After all, usually they carry items players want, and we want impling jars.
I've never seen a champion challenge scroll, are they perhaps too rare?
Stealing creation is fun and useful, I liked it better when we could get some xp in skills there, but I see why you don't want that to be the main way to train.
The skeletal Horror is truly a horror, I am not a big fan of hard boss monsters, but I'm sure some appreciate it. Completing the bones list was fun however, so I'd like to see more things like that, just without the hard boss monsters.
Hi.
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