I'll use an example from my own experience to explain more fully. The number of people in Clan Chats determines how I conduct myself and speak RS Gold. I feel more comfortable speaking with players in CC when there are only a handful of them in CC. I tend to be more serious when there are around 15-20 people on the chat. However, it does not mean I'm not as friendly. This is because I must manage the chat which is fuller and therefore more likely contain trolls. Dynamic filtering can also be used.

Questions for all Runescape Players: Your level of skill is a major factor in the rate your character will be able to acquire Runescape resources. The higher your mining skill the more quickly you can extract ore. The more woodcutting skill, the quicker you will be able to harvest logs. The greater your fishing ability, the more fish you can catch when fishing. (2) The type of pickaxe/hatchet that you employ also determines the speed at which you are able to mine ore and get logs.

I find that when I've not been mining for a while (because I was working on one of the other skills) I notice the first few rocks that I mine are incredibly slow. After I've extracted the initial few rocks it's back to the normal rate of mining ore. The same goes for cutting wood. While the initial logs are difficult to obtain but I am able to obtain them at a regular cost.

Question #1: Has anyone else noticed this phenomenon? If you don't practice a skill for a while the character will become "rusty" in the area. However, once you get the first few logs or ores, your speed returns to normal. Question 2 is: Do you have a Runescape subprogram that, if your character hasn't learned any new skill for a while, your resource gathering ability rate will be restored to normal Buy RS 2007 Fire Cape. This is dependent on your level of skill as well as the type of pickaxe/hatchet.