No.Madcat said:Have any of the runewords worked as of now?
There is no need for consensus. The runes actually belong to a single person, and that person has the absolute right to do whatever he wants with what he legitimately owns, ether it is a Cham or an Ort.Ax2Grind said:...allow me to make a suggestion. Try all low-level runewords in items first as information may come forth at a later date concerning possibilities as well as the fact that some of our willing donators need gear to survive as well as frag faster. That CHAM would've been nice in a real runeword that could make cows or the Countess run in fear.
Also, by eliminating all low-level runewords entirely we, yet again, show Blizzard isn't interested in correcting past mistakes, filling voids and offering the actual players (not rushees) supplemental gear but instead making everyone, including those punished by Blizzard's lack of foresight and programming skills, suffer by not being able to get those valuable high runes.
Just don't use anything too high until we have to and get a concensus on what might be a legitimate runeword and needed by our people (i.e. if we really need a power hammer we'll all start discussing whether to use that OHM someone finds with a THUL, TAL or TIR to test THOR).
Gwaihir-Valar said:With regards to the earlier thoughts of using the History of Warcraft as a guide... I'd start on page 23(perhaps the number of runewords activated was done as a hint itself) if I were to do that at all...
Perhaps they plan on announcing one new runeword a day in OCtober(10th month, 1.10...) until the 23rd(23 rune words)![]()
Diabolic Apom said:There is no need for consensus. The runes actually belong to a single person, and that person has the absolute right to do whatever he wants with what he legitimately owns, ether it is a Cham or an Ort.
As for the cow runs products, I assume all runes found there will be dedicated to word-testing anyway (but I don't play them so I am perhaps wrong).
Way to miss the point people. I'll refrain from giving suggestions that help us find actual runewords and more runes safely and quickly in the future.Cadogan Trahem said:Ax2Grind:
As for myself, all the recent tests done by me (using runes up to Pul) were done with my own private stash of runes. I had recieved the two runes I needed most (Ist and Um) as part of a trade Cheetah offered me for my Gul at hell forge. Gul being more useless to me then El and since Cheetah was nice enough to rush me free of charge and then throw in a 3 Socket Diadem later so I could make Delirium I was more then happy to trade.
As I promised to Wathombe, once I had all the runes I needed for my gear (Melody, Lionheart, and Delirium for myself, as well as Creasant Moon for my Merc) I burned my entire stock of Runes for the good of the testing. None of the runes used were those recieved in games where Rune Word Testers had gathered to collect runes for testing (infact I only recently started participating in cow runs to help out).
I stand with Diabolic Apom Runes people have from their private stash and how they use them is entirely up to the individual. No one here expects a person to throw a Zod into an item to test a possible Rune Word (but if they did they'd get a fair about of kudos from me!) at the same time I don't expect anyone to pass around high level Runes to make other Rune Hunters better equiped. Whether they do either is up to them. As for Runes from Cow, Countess and so forth Runs, from what i've seen at the end of the session most people unload them onto the unlucky individual in charge of testing (usually Wathombe and his angry sleepy wife).
916_Andy said:i say blizz will most likely release them when there's a winner for the prize on all realms. that way no realm will have a player take the lead with a new runeword or whatever. only asia1 and 2 left i believe
Edit: anyways, im currently solo hell cowing on WHCL. if you wanna join in just whisper me on *916_Andy
:lol: No, no, no, she's not angry at all. She nods off early, and doesn't mind me playing while she's asleep at all. I just don't like to push my luck by waking her, playing too late, et cetera. She's actually quite wonderful and tolerant.Cadogan Trahem said:at the end of the session most people unload them onto the unlucky individual in charge of testing (usually Wathombe and his angry sleepy wife)
Sokar Rostau said:I am actually quite surprised that there were not more clues as this is our best bet of finding something. Searching for runewords in WoW is certain to be more fruitful than putting Sol Vex Ohm Ral Dol in a sword.
wathombe said:Andy: Grr! We've been cowrunning together for a week and haven't gotten better than Hel or Io, and you drop an Ist on your seventh run? Well, congrats to you.
One thing you also have to think about is they may only reveal them a few at a time, and from that we might have a better idea of precisely what they're doing.wathombe said:Ax2Grind, Apom, Cadogan: These are all valid points, really. Shaft put it to me this way back in (I think) July: my nm forge dropped a Pul, and a rockworm dropped me a Fal in the Halls somewhere. I wanted to test PulFal based on one of the (then thought legit) Kenny-Z clues, but was nervous (especially given that those were the two highest runes I had ever seen). Shaft gave me great advice: if you can use them to make your character better, do so, if not, go for the test if you think it's a good theory. I tested in a sword, it failed, no surprise. Cadogan had a similar philosophy: he needed a few specific runes, then he put his stash toward the tests, using them in tests he believed in. Your point is good, Ax, in many ways--they will reveal the words at some point, why not save the high runes to use then, and in the meantime make faster cow runners--and perhaps some testers will temper their use of high runes because of it. If they feel like testing now because they want to be a pioneer, though, more power to 'em. Please nobody be put off by disagreements over strategy, though. We're all trying to do the same thing. (Sorry for the huge long paragraph.)