Stilerion

Game developer - specifically lead programmer. Blame me for the bugs
 
Last few years have worked on:
 
- MediEvil remake on PS4 https://www.playstation.com/en-us/games/medievil/
- Rick & Morty VR on PS4/PC https://store.steampowered.com/app/469610/Rick_and_Morty_Virtual_Rickality/
- Project Winter on PS4/Xbox One/PC/Switch https://store.steampowered.com/app/774861/Project_Winter/
 
Currently working on the spiritual successor to Project Winter, another social deception game, planned for PS4/PS5, Xbone/XSX, Switch, PC
 
I do not dream of working for Jamflex because I know they can't afford me

Ay fellas, stick with this my guys. quitting smoking 10 yrs ago was the best thing i ever did for me. it snowballed into other health improvements and now im in the best shape of my life. seriously stick with it, this is just step 1, so many good things can follow

I'll only support this man if his DCB goes to me 🤣

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Thought I'd post this for some people to have a laugh at my expense.
 
Thanks to @Why Try Guy motivating me in competition, and @Corbula's magic skilling competition, I finally got 90->99 magic! I'm currently sitting pretty @ 3rd place in the competition ( @koods also got 90->99 this comp, and he took my 2nd place spot!).
 
Once I got 99 Magic, I couldn't bring myself to keep grinding magic XP while my ranged was also sitting @ 90. I figured if I was gonna keep spending time at monkeys, I should be chinning instead of doing magic, for best account progress. So I did!
 
Big disclaimer: I did this extremely inefficiently. For me AFKness is the real value, so that means as few clicks as possible. That meant that rather than standing in the corner of the room and doing the walk thingy to stack the monkeys, I just stood with auto retaliate and let the monkeys come to me. This dramatically reduces XP rates by like 20-30% (and thus increases costs by that amount), but that's super worth it if you're someone who only wants to click on their client ~once every 6-10 mins or so (rather than having to click multiple times per minute).
 
So anyway here's the supplies use for 90->99 Magic, and 90->99 ranged...
 
 

Thought I'd post this for some people to have a laugh at my expense.
 
Thanks to @Why Try Guy motivating me in competition, and @Corbula's magic skilling competition, I finally got 90->99 magic! I'm currently sitting pretty @ 3rd place in the competition ( @koods also got 90->99 this comp, and he took my 2nd place spot!).
 
Once I got 99 Magic, I couldn't bring myself to keep grinding magic XP while my ranged was also sitting @ 90. I figured if I was gonna keep spending time at monkeys, I should be chinning instead of doing magic, for best account progress. So I did!
 
Big disclaimer: I did this extremely inefficiently. For me AFKness is the real value, so that means as few clicks as possible. That meant that rather than standing in the corner of the room and doing the walk thingy to stack the monkeys, I just stood with auto retaliate and let the monkeys come to me. This dramatically reduces XP rates by like 20-30% (and thus increases costs by that amount), but that's super worth it if you're someone who only wants to click on their client ~once every 6-10 mins or so (rather than having to click multiple times per minute).
 
So anyway here's the supplies use for 90->99 Magic, and 90->99 ranged...
 
 

Thought I'd post this for some people to have a laugh at my expense.
 
Thanks to @Why Try Guy motivating me in competition, and @Corbula's magic skilling competition, I finally got 90->99 magic! I'm currently sitting pretty @ 3rd place in the competition ( @koods also got 90->99 this comp, and he took my 2nd place spot!).
 
Once I got 99 Magic, I couldn't bring myself to keep grinding magic XP while my ranged was also sitting @ 90. I figured if I was gonna keep spending time at monkeys, I should be chinning instead of doing magic, for best account progress. So I did!
 
Big disclaimer: I did this extremely inefficiently. For me AFKness is the real value, so that means as few clicks as possible. That meant that rather than standing in the corner of the room and doing the walk thingy to stack the monkeys, I just stood with auto retaliate and let the monkeys come to me. This dramatically reduces XP rates by like 20-30% (and thus increases costs by that amount), but that's super worth it if you're someone who only wants to click on their client ~once every 6-10 mins or so (rather than having to click multiple times per minute).
 
So anyway here's the supplies use for 90->99 Magic, and 90->99 ranged...
 
 

Thought I'd post this for some people to have a laugh at my expense.
 
Thanks to @Why Try Guy motivating me in competition, and @Corbula's magic skilling competition, I finally got 90->99 magic! I'm currently sitting pretty @ 3rd place in the competition ( @koods also got 90->99 this comp, and he took my 2nd place spot!).
 
Once I got 99 Magic, I couldn't bring myself to keep grinding magic XP while my ranged was also sitting @ 90. I figured if I was gonna keep spending time at monkeys, I should be chinning instead of doing magic, for best account progress. So I did!
 
Big disclaimer: I did this extremely inefficiently. For me AFKness is the real value, so that means as few clicks as possible. That meant that rather than standing in the corner of the room and doing the walk thingy to stack the monkeys, I just stood with auto retaliate and let the monkeys come to me. This dramatically reduces XP rates by like 20-30% (and thus increases costs by that amount), but that's super worth it if you're someone who only wants to click on their client ~once every 6-10 mins or so (rather than having to click multiple times per minute).
 
So anyway here's the supplies use for 90->99 Magic, and 90->99 ranged...
 
 

Thought I'd post this for some people to have a laugh at my expense.
 
Thanks to @Why Try Guy motivating me in competition, and @Corbula's magic skilling competition, I finally got 90->99 magic! I'm currently sitting pretty @ 3rd place in the competition ( @koods also got 90->99 this comp, and he took my 2nd place spot!).
 
Once I got 99 Magic, I couldn't bring myself to keep grinding magic XP while my ranged was also sitting @ 90. I figured if I was gonna keep spending time at monkeys, I should be chinning instead of doing magic, for best account progress. So I did!
 
Big disclaimer: I did this extremely inefficiently. For me AFKness is the real value, so that means as few clicks as possible. That meant that rather than standing in the corner of the room and doing the walk thingy to stack the monkeys, I just stood with auto retaliate and let the monkeys come to me. This dramatically reduces XP rates by like 20-30% (and thus increases costs by that amount), but that's super worth it if you're someone who only wants to click on their client ~once every 6-10 mins or so (rather than having to click multiple times per minute).
 
So anyway here's the supplies use for 90->99 Magic, and 90->99 ranged...
 
 

I think I just got karma paying me back for alching my SGS, cuz I just got Vorki!
 
(I'm sorry I'm just very excited about this and I'm not a member yet but I had to post it somewhere lol)
 

 

I think I just got karma paying me back for alching my SGS, cuz I just got Vorki!
 
(I'm sorry I'm just very excited about this and I'm not a member yet but I had to post it somewhere lol)
 

 

I think I just got karma paying me back for alching my SGS, cuz I just got Vorki!
 
(I'm sorry I'm just very excited about this and I'm not a member yet but I had to post it somewhere lol)
 

 

I think I just got karma paying me back for alching my SGS, cuz I just got Vorki!
 
(I'm sorry I'm just very excited about this and I'm not a member yet but I had to post it somewhere lol)
 

 

GL Yast, hope you get draconic to complete the set

Some of you witnessed my accidentally high alching my 36M SGS earlier today in the CC... wanted to share how this happened as a lesson for any of you who may also be relative noobs in the grand scheme of things like I am.
 
The default high alch warning threshold is 30k value. I thought this was fine, and left it that way. I thought 'the lower the better that way I don't accidentally high alch some valuable stuff'.
 
But what that meant was that even for things I found myself commonly high alching (a rune kite in this instance), I needed to click through the warning... so I got the muscle memory / in the habit of clicking through the high alch warning without thinking about it because I was high alching things like rune kites, rune 2h's so commonly.
 
Well that meant that when I went to alch my latest rune kite, I misclicked my SGS, spam clicked through the warning as I always do, and voila, SGS gone. I didn't even notice until 10 minutes later, when I noticed 2 things:
 
1. "Wow, my high alch stack is already at 810k. I didn't think iron dragon alchs were that good..."
2. "I could use some prayer, let me swap to my SGS ------ oh. oh no. oh god no."
 
Lesson learned for the rest of ya's: go set your high alch warning threshold much higher than 30k right now. Right click the high alch spell in your spellbook and go through the dialog options. Don't get in the habit of clicking through that warning dialog for normal alchs.
 

 
Pour one out for my lost SGS and Monday morning groggy brain.
 

Some of you witnessed my accidentally high alching my 36M SGS earlier today in the CC... wanted to share how this happened as a lesson for any of you who may also be relative noobs in the grand scheme of things like I am.
 
The default high alch warning threshold is 30k value. I thought this was fine, and left it that way. I thought 'the lower the better that way I don't accidentally high alch some valuable stuff'.
 
But what that meant was that even for things I found myself commonly high alching (a rune kite in this instance), I needed to click through the warning... so I got the muscle memory / in the habit of clicking through the high alch warning without thinking about it because I was high alching things like rune kites, rune 2h's so commonly.
 
Well that meant that when I went to alch my latest rune kite, I misclicked my SGS, spam clicked through the warning as I always do, and voila, SGS gone. I didn't even notice until 10 minutes later, when I noticed 2 things:
 
1. "Wow, my high alch stack is already at 810k. I didn't think iron dragon alchs were that good..."
2. "I could use some prayer, let me swap to my SGS ------ oh. oh no. oh god no."
 
Lesson learned for the rest of ya's: go set your high alch warning threshold much higher than 30k right now. Right click the high alch spell in your spellbook and go through the dialog options. Don't get in the habit of clicking through that warning dialog for normal alchs.
 

 
Pour one out for my lost SGS and Monday morning groggy brain.
 

Some of you witnessed my accidentally high alching my 36M SGS earlier today in the CC... wanted to share how this happened as a lesson for any of you who may also be relative noobs in the grand scheme of things like I am.
 
The default high alch warning threshold is 30k value. I thought this was fine, and left it that way. I thought 'the lower the better that way I don't accidentally high alch some valuable stuff'.
 
But what that meant was that even for things I found myself commonly high alching (a rune kite in this instance), I needed to click through the warning... so I got the muscle memory / in the habit of clicking through the high alch warning without thinking about it because I was high alching things like rune kites, rune 2h's so commonly.
 
Well that meant that when I went to alch my latest rune kite, I misclicked my SGS, spam clicked through the warning as I always do, and voila, SGS gone. I didn't even notice until 10 minutes later, when I noticed 2 things:
 
1. "Wow, my high alch stack is already at 810k. I didn't think iron dragon alchs were that good..."
2. "I could use some prayer, let me swap to my SGS ------ oh. oh no. oh god no."
 
Lesson learned for the rest of ya's: go set your high alch warning threshold much higher than 30k right now. Right click the high alch spell in your spellbook and go through the dialog options. Don't get in the habit of clicking through that warning dialog for normal alchs.
 

 
Pour one out for my lost SGS and Monday morning groggy brain.
 

Some of you witnessed my accidentally high alching my 36M SGS earlier today in the CC... wanted to share how this happened as a lesson for any of you who may also be relative noobs in the grand scheme of things like I am.
 
The default high alch warning threshold is 30k value. I thought this was fine, and left it that way. I thought 'the lower the better that way I don't accidentally high alch some valuable stuff'.
 
But what that meant was that even for things I found myself commonly high alching (a rune kite in this instance), I needed to click through the warning... so I got the muscle memory / in the habit of clicking through the high alch warning without thinking about it because I was high alching things like rune kites, rune 2h's so commonly.
 
Well that meant that when I went to alch my latest rune kite, I misclicked my SGS, spam clicked through the warning as I always do, and voila, SGS gone. I didn't even notice until 10 minutes later, when I noticed 2 things:
 
1. "Wow, my high alch stack is already at 810k. I didn't think iron dragon alchs were that good..."
2. "I could use some prayer, let me swap to my SGS ------ oh. oh no. oh god no."
 
Lesson learned for the rest of ya's: go set your high alch warning threshold much higher than 30k right now. Right click the high alch spell in your spellbook and go through the dialog options. Don't get in the habit of clicking through that warning dialog for normal alchs.
 

 
Pour one out for my lost SGS and Monday morning groggy brain.