HostilePride

Support, decanting into different doses is very handy.

Glad to see this post getting some attention, thanks for posting your support everyone.

Any estimate as to when compost bins are going to be fixed? Great work on the other updates team.

For a Minigame, the loot received is incredibly underwhelming. I can't imagine how people with lower XP rates feel, to go SO many games, without getting rewarded in any way. I have 15 kc at Wintertodt on my GIM. That was enough to get me 21m Firemaking, and the loot has been abysmal. I got fairly lucky from tome pages, but I have no tome to put them in. I have 99 farming, and 89 Herblore, but the seeds and Herbs I have been receiving have been mostly low tier. I have 99 woodcutting, and haven't received any logs, (that I remember anyway). If I had they were low tier and just went unnoticed. Wintertodt is a skilling minigame that although fast on OSRS, still requires a lot of runs to hit 99. For people who want to skill, it feels like a lot of wasted time trying to get something like Pyro, or even to try and get a Tome/D-Axe on Iron accounts. It's hard to propose a solution that is balanced, but loot rolls should be weighted more on skill levels to give better loot, and/or add a roll multiplier to that of OSRS (x2/x3 per roll?) . This will provide people with another moneymaker from skilling, keeping this minigame active, and providing the loot that we expect from such a minigame, without needing to grind a very boring minigame (particularly once you have already hit 99). I feel the Tome of Fire should be an accessible item. I can understand if the pet was kept as rare as it currently is, to give people something to grind for, but as a GIM player currently, I have seen posts of people going 60+ games or more and not even seeing a piece of Pyro, let alone the tome or DAxe. At least the DAxe is accessible via bossing. From what I have seen from other peoples posts, the loot has been very underwhelming for everyone.

Bump. Interested in testing before release.

Discord username: HostilePride#0840 Do you have any experience when it comes to bug-testing: I have a lot of bug testing experience, not just within videogames. I have a lot of programming experience and often come across edge cases or simple logic errors/oversights that cause interesting results. I have also done a lot of bug-testing within the realm of RSPS. How knowledgeable would you say you are when it comes to Runescape/Oldschool Runescape: Runescape was the game I played growing up, and over the MANY years I have played I have developed a firm understanding of most of the content it offers. I stopped playing after EoC happened, and returned day 1 of Oldschool's release. My stats on OSRS aren't quite Raids worthy, but I have played on a few RSPS that have this level of endgame content so have an understanding of the majority of it. Runescape username & total level: I would like to redact my OSRS username, but I have just under 1800 total. How do you feel you'd be useful in testing Zaros: I feel I would be helpful as I have a decent understanding of programming in general, not just game knowledge. RSPS is what got me into programming close to 13-14 years ago (probably even longer), and I have always enjoyed trying to break things in unintentional ways. I also have a positive history as a Moderator on Ikov, and helped manage that community for a few months before stepping down early this year. I often like to think outside the box to target different edge cases or potentially target things that haven't been considered (logic errors or just oversights). How many hours do you plan on spending per week on average testing: Currently I work minimal days so I have a lot of free time. I often have full days available, so can probably test for close to 6-8 hours a lot of the time, but at minimum I can probably average at least 3-4 hours daily regardless of work. it just depends on what needs to be tested really. Thanks for taking the time to read my application and I hope it is considered, HP.