In the end, if you think that cannonballs will go up and you want to OSRS Gold invest in them, do so regardless of the quantity you believe you'll need to slay. If you are unsure whether they will or will not rise or not, you should keep your cash as cash and purchase cannonballs in the course of your journey instead of having a stash of.

Over the past couple of weeks I've noticed the steady increase in stray clockwork cats everywhere. I saw one running around the wildy a few days ago in the midst of all the PvPers. I assumed it was someone's follower even though it was running at no cost and not following any one (I tried to stop it, thinking it wasn't related to anyone ). But the game said, "That's not yours ."). Yesterday, there were 4 or 5 wandering free around the GE. Other places, too.

Has anyone else noticed this? Is this a gimmick by Jagex to encourage people to become interested to create (or simply to purchase your own cat)? If you die with a clockwork cat following you, will your clockwork cat become one of the "stray cat" wandering around that spot for a period of time instead of just disappearing the way other dropped items do (but how often do people die in those in the GE)? (As an aside Did you know that if you've got a real cat that follows you, it'll get into fights with stray dogs you pass, lol?)

Family members have had their damage output increased However, it was nerfed after it was discovered that titans were hitting too hard on certain bosses. I have no idea how it's now. According to mod rathe: Summoning has largely been set aside for the time being and we think that it requires an overall Evolution of Summoning update to itself to do it justice.

Although the fact that it will be multicombat does make it somewhat better than currently. For herblore, Mod Pi: With reguards[sic] to prayer and herblore, the current in game bonuses that the highest tiers give you push players to Buy RuneScape Gold a level so high above their level that it was making balancing bosses to be challenging extremely difficult.