we have all seen people in-game

we have all seen people in-game acting in an inappropriate or immature way and automatically taken a disliking to them. It's people's behaviour that people judge rather than their age.The thing about the GE I like is I can get rid of useless stuff or things I make through leveling and sell them faster than asking around. I can usually get more for it than selling it to a merchant.cheap runescape gold. I didn't play much during 2007 but Things have changed too much, the EoC is stupid and needs to go away.Imagine you had spoken to someone for a short while and you were getting on well, they are a friendly, mature person and so you add them to your friend list. If several days, weeks or months later you were to discover that this person was X age, would you disregard the relationship that you had built because the number of years that they have been on planet Earth is either too young or too old? I don't think there's many people who would.

I find it a dead givaway of someone's age if they use this kind of language, as they are probably young enough themselves to consider it an insult or they wouldn't attempt to use it as such. Such posts/comments are usually also supported by other things that are a good indication of age, such as a percentage plucked from thin air and blanket statements ('Nobody likes this update')The amount of XP you gain depends upon your woodcutting level. The XP is decent. At 99 I get 75.5 exp per root, and considering that it takes 3-4 chops to cut a root, it ends up being as fast as or a bit faster than cutting willows. However, it's not afkable, as you have to click once every few seconds.buy runescape accounts. If you reach your max, however, you get the 1.5x ring, which makes for quite good experience at ivies--despite the fact that it gets used up quickly.It's certainly not powerlevelling, but in my opinion it's not a complete waste of time. If you're levelling woodcutting, it's a nice way to make a change of scenery for a short while.