Mojo
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Mojo got a reaction from Ardy Nites in Ninja Quits Twitch
🤔 As I just said, they are owned by Microsoft which is one of the big 5 tech companies. Microsoft has billions of dollars of money
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Mojo reacted to Mask in HCIM Rangers
Cool now drop all your stuff to your main account and forget that account
then use the gps and start pking
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Mojo got a reaction from HAMMA in [Accepted] HAMMA
Welcome to our clan forums.
Your application is somewhat lacking in effort.
Just click the edit button on this page to change your application.
Take a look through some previously accepted applications for inspiration.
Good luck
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Mojo reacted to StrongLiving in [Accepted] StrongLiving
Just searched up some “osrs PVM clans” and then it took me to Reddit I believe.
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Mojo got a reaction from 13urn13ibles in Joining Our Clan
Joining Our Clan
Thank you for considering the Wilderness Guardians as your future home.
Joining is simple, just follow the easy steps:
Register your forum account or log in. Don't forget to verify your email address. Read the short summary of what to expect. This is required reading. Post your application by clicking here. Keep in mind that low effort applications are always declined. Once posted, read the #joining_wg channel on Discord to learn what to do next.
If you're not yet ready to join but still want to say hi then please consider a community introduction instead.
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Mojo got a reaction from TheSleptKing in Breakaway Clans
Since this is a hot topic here is some history.
This is a list of breakaway clans formed by former WG members over the past 16 years. Many of the names are actually breakaways from the breakaways.
The Synergy, Sleeping Dragons, Death Jesters, The Crusade, Raining Chaos, Malice, Stoned Dragons, KnockOut, Omega, The Revolution, Sunflower Mafia, Neverending Torment, Assassins of Shadow, The Blade Keepers, Radiant, Colossus, Oak Island Pirates, 7th Circle, Nostrum Olympus
Recognise the names? Thought not.
Thanks to @Vio for the info.
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Mojo reacted to Doc Cassidy in WG Warding Poll
My initial thought is that summoning made exp rates sky-rise which resulted in less pride when attaining 99 in other skills: it also made attaining items easier so the value of items dropped as well. This is the first and most important example that comes to mind.
But, you may have a further point, Mojo. Perhaps it is not only the 'we need more skills attitude' that ruined the game for me since the interface/display/playing experience of rs3 also leaves a bad taste in my mouth. This leads me to recognize that perhaps I really am hesitant to vote yes to any big changes because they can snowball into the creation of a game which i don't like from one which I love. I know this is not inevitable but I watched it happen and I am worried it will again. Call me old fashioned (or illogical for falling to the slippery slope fallacy) because I am irrationally scared of change, but I watched a game I love die (to me) only to be resurrected thru osrs.
I believe Jagex is adding skills primarily for new players; to gain a larger player base. Profit rules and more players equals more money. But, osrs was brought back because players respond to the simplistic format of the older game. Why? I have no clue and can only guess. Therefore, too many changes can lead to less rather than more players(even if these same players who end up leaving initially thought they wanted the changes only to find they didnt after its too late). <--This is one reason I think the polls should have less questions because it is difficult for the average player to do the background reading for every question being polled.
My personal belief is that the formula for the perfect game has already been found in osrs. Further tampering is only going to get away from the heart of what old school scapers respond to. As I said above, add new content thru the skills already in-game; add more armor, weapons, spells; take them out if they are broken, but don't reshape the game by adding more skills for the sake of novel material to promote in order to get more players to play osrs for a month or 2 before they leave for the next game.
The rs2 I knew did not have any of these skills except for summoning; I quit around the time dungeoneering was being released.
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Mojo got a reaction from WG Gore Def in WG Warding Poll
if the result is above 70% but below 75% I think the mods will probably try revising it then polling it again tbh.
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