TheNative

Sep 23 2005, 11:16 PM | Post #1

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Well it all started 2days ago when i finaly reached combat level 90, i decided to goto castlewars and test out my new found "Powers" the moment i entered the zammy waiting room some ppl said "wow we have a lvl 90 on our team" "omg lvl 90!" ect... Things along those lines now i had yet to relize people thought lvl 90 was so high... its still 10 combat lvls from 100 so thats about 30skill lvls and its still 36 combat lvls from the highest lvl, 126 so thats like uhm... around 90! skill lvls (sheesh i have a long way to go ) then i was helping some kid merchant and hes like quote "Thanks for helping me, your not like the other high lvl jerks", ands when i was on f2p i was getting more "wow a lvl 90" now im shure these ppl have seen 100+s before unless they just didnt notice them or they think that 90 is really close to 100 so i get respected? post your story of when you started 6to be respected

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Makoto

Sep 23 2005, 11:21 PM | Post #2

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It's all about the fact that you are so much stronger, and so much more is anticipated of you.

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Axis Of Evil

Sep 23 2005, 11:24 PM | Post #3

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Meh. Sometimes newer players come up to me and tell me "Wow, you're a pretty high level, would you help me out?" I don't get that though.

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Twilight Ray

Sep 23 2005, 11:25 PM | Post #4

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Ah, tis true. When people see my Robin/Crystal Bow they all go ooh-ahh

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Baakalor

Sep 23 2005, 11:26 PM | Post #5

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QUOTE(Makoto @ Sep 23 2005, 04:21 PM)

It's all about the fact that you are so much stronger, and so much more is anticipated of you.

I'm not so sure about that. As related in that story, at least one other person had experience with high levels being "jerks." More is expected as far as combat abilities but not necessarily social abilities.

Overall respect is different than respect shown strictly based on combat. For me, that came at about level 90 as well. Dunno why that is though.

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Axis Of Evil

Sep 23 2005, 11:27 PM | Post #6

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QUOTE(Twilight Ray @ Sep 23 2005, 05:25 PM)

Ah, tis true. When people see my Robin/Crystal Bow they all go ooh-ahh

Crystal Bow? I need to catch up more.

Anyway, a "friend", as you could say, of mine, is level 112, when I'm around her, I get loadsa attention.

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Urahoe

Sep 23 2005, 11:49 PM | Post #7

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Full guilded + lvl 116 attracts nubs like a light does moths..

let this be a warning to you all.

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Geo1988

Sep 24 2005, 01:14 AM | Post #8

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QUOTE(Urahoe @ Sep 23 2005, 07:49 PM)

Full guilded + lvl 116 attracts nubs like a light does moths..

let this be a warning to you all.

Hahahaha!! Yeah once you get pretty looking armor people will follow you like a dog hoping you will drop a treat. BEWARE F2P if you do not want to have "Will you be my G/F" comments

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Hurl

Sep 24 2005, 01:14 AM | Post #9

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I know what you mean, but 90 isn't around 126, it's far from it

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Nawzlew

Sep 24 2005, 01:35 AM | Post #10

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QUOTE(Urahoe @ Sep 23 2005, 04:49 PM)

Full guilded + lvl 116 attracts nubs like a light does moths..

let this be a warning to you all.

Lol, I remember when I was selling you my stuff for 80k on a F2P server.

Funny site to see lol.

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Fatony3

Sep 24 2005, 03:15 AM | Post #11

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One of the main reason I want to leave my combat at 99 is because of the insane attention I have noticed that people 100+ get from the newer players.
I've never cared about combat levels so I just talk to all people in the same way, unless they begin to annoy me .

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Slim50

Sep 24 2005, 03:46 AM | Post #12

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I avoid the attention mostly by staying in monks robes...lol Fair warning though, giving away 5k mind runes to newbs will get you a lot of problems with being on newbie buddylists.

I think I've been added to about 10-20 newb/noob's friends list. I don't mind giving advice to the newbs, but those noobs don't know when to quit...

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Twilight Ray

Sep 24 2005, 04:15 AM | Post #13

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QUOTE(Slim50 @ Sep 23 2005, 11:46 PM)

I avoid the attention mostly by staying in monks robes...lol Fair warning though, giving away 5k mind runes to newbs will get you a lot of problems with being on newbie buddylists.

I think I've been added to about 10-20 newb/noob's friends list. I don't mind giving advice to the newbs, but those noobs don't know when to quit...

I know, I gave 4k minds and 8k airs and a rune axe to some fat nub, and he hasn't left me alone since <3

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FireballX301

Sep 24 2005, 05:22 AM | Post #14

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Low combat level helps maintain a low profile, though I get the random combat neeb schmoes that scream about 'some noob 86' with a party hat.

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Luckk13

Sep 24 2005, 06:48 AM | Post #15

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party hats and high combat always equal swarming noobs, but on rsc, when i was about a 60 combat pure i was starting to be respected, and by the time i was a pure in the 70s i was definitely respected (back then a 70 pure was a big thing, i had something like 75hp), and alway shave been respected in rs2. that is by the definition of noobs considering me high lvl. there are always the morons and such out there, ur either a noob, hacker, or no lifer tothem

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