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is there anyway that a day could be made up i played in the wrong time zone
and missed day one :c
and missed day one :c
02-Sep-2013 23:49:24
I have played since mid 2004 and been a member for almost all that time so been part of the loyalty program since it started and due to Fathers day being on Sept 1 in New Zealand and being away and work commitments I managed to miss the first days event. I didn't even know the event was on til the second day.
TBH I don't care about the fancy outfit but rather disappointed about the loyalty points as after missing the first day, there is no way I can do the 30 days now and get them.
Oh well such is life I guess
TBH I don't care about the fancy outfit but rather disappointed about the loyalty points as after missing the first day, there is no way I can do the 30 days now and get them.
Oh well such is life I guess
02-Sep-2013 23:54:46
Totally cool specially when people are on vacation and they missed the first day
thank you jagex you should allow player to atleast repeat 3 of them
thank you jagex you should allow player to atleast repeat 3 of them
03-Sep-2013 00:29:01
The hype of the outfits is backfiring. There are too many and not enough storage space.
It seems that Super September is just a way to get people to play content that they may not really want to play (So far, divination and RS 3 Battle of Lumbridge).
I started the new skill yesterday and made the portents for the first challenge, because I would have started the skill eventually. My short term goal was to get an 80+ milestone cape, which the new skill messed up. I feel confident that the really loyal players are only doing the second most boring skill in rs because they want their comp capes back.
I really do not want to fight the Gielenor gods' battle. It seems to be just another way to do easy skilling to obtain more outfits and weapons (similar to runespan that gives outfits and staffs instead of runes). So I'm done on day 2. I renounce the outfits, emotes, shields, weapons, and loyalty point rewards.
But I was really done after the "Monkey on Your Back" madness over a year ago when it became clear that Jagex was mocking the players and just milking the rl money out of rs outfit addicts. Many of the new quests seem to mock us, too. (Bacon, Phillip Carnillian, etc). I resent that.
I have been strong enough to not spend rl money on spins or rune coins. I maintain membership to improve the return on the loyalty points, I optimize earned spins (vary the skills, complete quests and daily challenges, do the featured D&D and subject myself to bad advertising -yes Chevron Delo- I remember it and won't buy it, same with Asics). Out of all the outfits presented on the SoF, I was able to obtain 3 sets from daily and earned spins alone (ramokee, dragon ceremonial, artisans). I am sad to say I completed the summoning outfit after buying 210 spirit wolf blood from a player to convert the wolf parts. The sad part is that I didn't check to see how he obtained the blood. I possibly contributed to his rl spending to support his rs greed.
I regret that.
It seems that Super September is just a way to get people to play content that they may not really want to play (So far, divination and RS 3 Battle of Lumbridge).
I started the new skill yesterday and made the portents for the first challenge, because I would have started the skill eventually. My short term goal was to get an 80+ milestone cape, which the new skill messed up. I feel confident that the really loyal players are only doing the second most boring skill in rs because they want their comp capes back.
I really do not want to fight the Gielenor gods' battle. It seems to be just another way to do easy skilling to obtain more outfits and weapons (similar to runespan that gives outfits and staffs instead of runes). So I'm done on day 2. I renounce the outfits, emotes, shields, weapons, and loyalty point rewards.
But I was really done after the "Monkey on Your Back" madness over a year ago when it became clear that Jagex was mocking the players and just milking the rl money out of rs outfit addicts. Many of the new quests seem to mock us, too. (Bacon, Phillip Carnillian, etc). I resent that.
I have been strong enough to not spend rl money on spins or rune coins. I maintain membership to improve the return on the loyalty points, I optimize earned spins (vary the skills, complete quests and daily challenges, do the featured D&D and subject myself to bad advertising -yes Chevron Delo- I remember it and won't buy it, same with Asics). Out of all the outfits presented on the SoF, I was able to obtain 3 sets from daily and earned spins alone (ramokee, dragon ceremonial, artisans). I am sad to say I completed the summoning outfit after buying 210 spirit wolf blood from a player to convert the wolf parts. The sad part is that I didn't check to see how he obtained the blood. I possibly contributed to his rl spending to support his rs greed.
I regret that.
03-Sep-2013 00:47:06
I also missed the first day because i didn't know that the event was already active and now i cant get the best reward (i am not the only one complaining about this so i think it was jagex fault)... And i also feel very annoyed that people like me that have been saving their loyalty points so hardly to get any good rewards, and being loyal to this game are now being slapped in the face because jagex decides to give a ridiculous amount of
LOYALTY
points just for doing some daily tasks. This just shows that being LOYAL means nothing to jagex (It seems like jagex don't even know what means "loyalty"
. By the way, i don't care about the outfit.
And yes, I am mad.
Have a nice day.
P.S: Sorry if my english is not the best, i was just trying to explain what i feel about this event.
. By the way, i don't care about the outfit.
And yes, I am mad.
Have a nice day.
P.S: Sorry if my english is not the best, i was just trying to explain what i feel about this event.
03-Sep-2013 02:58:35 - Last edited on 03-Sep-2013 03:10:39 by Hugot
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