We're taking away the dg requirement so anyone can join so long as they meet the other skill requirements. We're also making new people do only two trial floors, one of each type. There's no more requirement that a keyer has to give one of the trials.
Presumably there's still a hypothetical minimum dungeoneering level dictated by common sense?
I expect the change was made to increase new applications, but I don't think a player who can only do furnished floors is going to lead to a lot of new floors happening - such a player is better served by other channels, I think.
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While forming a floor yesterday, after the farmer had volunteered, I commented that I'd probably be buying and carrying potion ingredients as well, and was rather vehemently discouraged.
Wouldn't it be more efficient if everyone just carried a couple of water filled pots and the useful seconds, picked up herbs, and was able to react to their own overskilled doors on their own?
It seems to me that the time saved moving the gt, let alone the reallocation of ingredients and potions to the right people, would more then make up for the few seconds it takes to buy the herblore basics - especially since everyone is picking up herbs anyway under the current rules.
Can anyone illustrate for me why that isn't efficient? Again, I want to be very clear - I did *not* intend to do any farming whatsoever. I simply planned to buy and carry 2 water vials and 3 seconds.
Carve our dreams in sanguine stone/Strength corporeal and of mind
Walls of our flesh, bricks of our bone/Deadly intent to defend our kind
20-May-2014 00:18:10
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20-May-2014 00:22:07
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Sereg
Sereg
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I'd appreciate it if any dg4fun members who are also Runescape members, and not directly opposed to the 2007 Runescape update, would vote for it, please.
If I come back, that'll be the reason. No dungeoneering, unfortunately, but... it's something, lol.