Brian Vandermey

@Faux_Freedom @TrashGnome I do wish it had inbuilt lightbearer. But at least it will be good for GWD, as youll get spec killing adds on Nex to speed through blood phase, and 60 spec per GWD boss kill. Also from crabs at tob and arraxor. For other bosses with grimoire and death charge 30 extra spec is ok.

@TrashGnome I like that style, but spec relic doesn’t have faster regen this time other than monster kills, so it’d be decent with slayer but not great for bosses?

HOLY…this actually changes everything

@conorsvan1 @NairbD3 @CamCassidy Tenant is not refusing legal right to access. Tenant is not in no payment, landlord cant kick them out to sell “just because”. Tenant is asking for compensation for pain and expense of moving and finding new place that is likely more expensive.

@NairbD3 @CamCassidy Tenants refusing legal right to access and then attempting blackmail mate. Would you fold to blackmail?

You wouldn’t believe how many landlords just have no idea.

@SaniOSRS Hard agree, especially because while not being BiS the halberd is a pretty good item that all things considered won’t have too high of a requirement. The boots don’t need to be BiS, even if the boots slot is due for some mild power creep it can be saved for another boss.

@SaniOSRS @flip_2_dip I disagree with upgradescape but its much more often mains who don’t want their old items/farms to decrease in value/gp/hr who are arguing for this. For irons it means you have to farm 2/3 drops instead of one. Im sure most irons would skip arma or rev weapons if they could.

Why not?? Who on earth is complaining about this? OSRS should absolutely have more upgrade systems. It's the best item sink there is. Components are not the same, idk why they're making that comparison here.

@flip_2_dip My main issue with this is it requires correct balancing. If the new content drop is less rare than the old (wildy weapons) or the old content is ass compared to the new content (kree’arra) then the new item becomes cheaper than the component its upgrading which feels bad.

@TrungTPhan Was artificial sweeteners actually a health crisis? Last I heard the nutrition research pretty much bore out that they basically have no negative effects and arguable positives compared to the sweetened versions.

Coca-Cola is like the Forrest Gump of health crises. — First formula had caffeine, cocaine and wine (see article below) — Then sugar / obesity — Then artificial sweeteners — Now plastic bottles (Ive drank so much Dasani it’s stupid) readtrung.com/p/coca-cola-a-…

This isn’t the price chart for Ethereum (ETHUSD) in the past 24 hours…it’s the amount of of microplastics in male testicles over the past decade.

@GuyDealership Would literally have to be the price of a sedan with similar range, but I’m also not in the market for a pickup in the first place.

Ford Lightning sales are struggling. This dealer is offering: — $10K under invoice — 0% APR — Free tri-fold bed cover Crickets. From a consumer perspective, what incentive would compel you to buy a Lightning?

@StudyStock @thinkabouditt @RichardHanania The poster is comparing the original authors conclusion to why (they feel) doctors are rigid in their thinking. So bringing up residency not being mentioned/completed is absolutely relevant.

@thinkabouditt @RichardHanania The post is comparing medical and law school. It doesn’t pretend it’s about every step to get to the profession. It’s an interesting post nonetheless, even if it’s not perfect.

A guy who did both law school and medical school on which is harder. He explains how medical school is mostly rote memorization. This really explains a lot. Doctors seem to be high on conformity and not that distinguished in thinking ability. The field selects for it.

@moore_brandon23 @JoshPillault How does sailing only tie into sailing? You can combo-skill fish, mine for fishing/mining and sailing xp. Resources from other skills will be used to build facilities on the ship. It could be a D&D but you can’t argue that as a skill that it doesn’t tie into other skills.

@JoshPillault To collect resources and convert them into other resources for other skills; it ties into: Smithing Crafting Fletching Combat So far sailing ties into sailing and you point and click over water which is stupid the other options had implications for other skills

@ParkzRS @OldSchoolRS This seems like better evidence that people who don’t like it are engaging in socials and people who like it are just reading the blog, going “cool” and getting on with their day more than anything else.

@OldSchoolRS Did you vote yes or no for sailing, & has your mind changed since?

We’re thrilled to be sharing a much-awaited progress update on Sailing, Old School RuneScape’s first new skill. We're working on navigation, making player boats move seamlessly through Gielinor’s open ocean. For more details, check out our blog! osrs.game/Sailing-M1-Upd…

@Finnlosophy @OldSchoolRS Thats mean to call 70% of the voting playerbase nobodies.

@JagexLight Thanks for your hard work dealing with the community! Also wanted to add my “weight” to the feedback saying everything shown today looks great, really looking forward to sailing release as someone who played when farming, con, hunter, summoning and dungeoneering were released.

Thanks for all the feedback today everyone. It was the first Sailing update in a while and I am pleased to speak to so many of you again. For those of you who might be interested, we will be discussing the blog on a Monday livestream next week 😇

@JagexHusky @OSRS_AColdOne Boats

@OSRS_AColdOne Controversial take, I'm listening

Sailing

@Thurco Pretty sure the anti-sailing lobby is out in force, I was a yes voter but everything they’re doing only cements that this will be the most fleshed out and well implemented skill that ever came out in the game (comparing to con/farming/hunter release).

I wonder if there is any amount of negative sentiment that would cause Sailing to be scrapped. Personally, I originally voted 'no' but I'm starting to come around to it after the latest blogs tbh. Seems like I am massively in the minority though (or are socials just being loud?)

@Sick_Nerd I had to kill 5300 of them to get mine (on task) so I can’t agree.

These things are FAR TOO EASY to kill for such a huge upgrade, definitely needs nerfing ngl lads

@juliamarblefaun @sevenfootpole Individuals decided they wanted to pay more for the land so they could have it instead of other individuals. Enough individuals want it that someone is willing to pay around that much. What is land worth if not what the most someone is willing to pay for it?

@sevenfootpole But WE decided to let the land be that much. 🤷🏽‍♀️ We’re also gonna learn that it’s BS soon enough.

Literal shack for $1.7 MILLION 3563 E 25th Ave- 2 bdrm/1 ba 628 sq ft 😑 And I swear if one person says “It’s the land” I’ll fucking lose it. #VanRE

@Canadian_girl5 @JT_TJ11 @JohnPasalis @StatCan_eng There’s the opposite too. I was employed full-time for 6 years but they wouldn’t use T4 income that was 25+% higher than my employment letter income (healthcare worker) because I’d switched jobs <2 years prior to move closer to parents. I needed 10% more so they cosigned.

@JT_TJ11 @JohnPasalis @StatCan_eng Yes, but this doesn't include gifted down-payments, so 'on their own' is a bit misleading if they are receiving hundreds of thousands from family when they buy initially

1 in 6 residential properties owned by people born in the 1990s (17.3%) was co-owned with their parents In Ontario, the ratio increases to 1 in 5 This is from a new @StatCan_eng study that considers intergenerational housing outcomes in Canada www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/46-28-0…

@davidsmi @tylermeredith I’m going to ask the opposite, why increase taxes on an group with an already high marginal rate that makes money by actually working instead of a group that already has a lot (enough to have a cap gain of 250k) but pays a much lower marginal rate due to having 50% inclusion?

@tylermeredith Why is narrow good. Why not just increase taxes on the top tax bracket?

Over a 10 year period 80% of taxpayers NEVER generate a capital gain ever. Of 20% who do, avg is $5,200. And number who would actually hit $250,000 for cap gains alone would be about 1-2% (of the 20%). This doesn’t cover corps but you get a very clear sense — impact is narrow.

@RussBafari @tylermeredith People acting like people with corps are getting all their money taken away, the while reason people keep the money in the corp is its tax preferred , which it still is. The change is just making it slightly less preferential.

@RussBafari @tylermeredith They can still pull out money and invest in RRSPs or TFSAs like everyone else. If you cap those out you have more than enough to retire. And after that they’re more than welcome to take it as personal income and pay the full amount instead of 2/3 to invest.