Hey, I just wanted to suggest this Total experience bar idea, It would be placed in top right corner of client screen. Then you can always keep an eye on your experience rate. There would also be a setting to turn it off so it wouldn't disturb you. What are your thoughts on this one?

literally type
/wiki
*type the name of the object*
*view exp rate*

This way you don't even have to waste for example a bone to check its EXP rate.
If that's your sole reason, I don't see a need for it.

literally type
/wiki
*type the name of the object*
*view exp rate*

This way you don't even have to waste for example a bone to check its EXP rate.
If that's your sole reason, I don't see a need for it.

not really, just to keep an eye while being ingame, the one you can check from highscores.

Quote from: Chazz on May 29, 2015, 09:43:16 pm

literally type
/wiki
*type the name of the object*
*view exp rate*

This way you don't even have to waste for example a bone to check its EXP rate.
If that's your sole reason, I don't see a need for it.

not really, just to keep an eye while being ingame, the one you can check from highscores.

Sorry I was thrown off by your mention of "experience rate". But even so, your total exp is readily available in highscores... which I still don't find that difficult to check. It's not as if you need to know your new total experience at every point in the game, so visiting the page once in a while when you do wouldn't be a hassle.

I agree, why not!

Quote from: Tiiger14 on May 29, 2015, 10:01:25 pm

Quote from: Chazz on May 29, 2015, 09:43:16 pm

literally type
/wiki
*type the name of the object*
*view exp rate*

This way you don't even have to waste for example a bone to check its EXP rate.
If that's your sole reason, I don't see a need for it.

not really, just to keep an eye while being ingame, the one you can check from highscores.

Sorry I was thrown off by your mention of "experience rate". But even so, your total exp is readily available in highscores... which I still don't find that difficult to check. It's not as if you need to know your new total experience at every point in the game, so visiting the page once in a while when you do wouldn't be a hassle.

This.

I don't think we want to waste time coding this when we have the highscores to check it. Plus, that coding time could be much more useful for something else.

Quote from: Chazz on May 29, 2015, 10:11:12 pm

Quote from: Tiiger14 on May 29, 2015, 10:01:25 pm

Quote from: Chazz on May 29, 2015, 09:43:16 pm

literally type
/wiki
*type the name of the object*
*view exp rate*

This way you don't even have to waste for example a bone to check its EXP rate.
If that's your sole reason, I don't see a need for it.

not really, just to keep an eye while being ingame, the one you can check from highscores.

Sorry I was thrown off by your mention of "experience rate". But even so, your total exp is readily available in highscores... which I still don't find that difficult to check. It's not as if you need to know your new total experience at every point in the game, so visiting the page once in a while when you do wouldn't be a hassle.

This.

I don't think we want to waste time coding this when we have the highscores to check it. Plus, that coding time could be much more useful for something else.

Since we can already see all the experience we gain on doing something, example clean herbs you can see experience coming on the top right corner I don't think it would take too much time to code, but thanks for opinion.

You only get total experience to compete with ohter people, and t see how much other people have compared to you you check hiscores.
So myquestion is, why?
It's not like you check your total every day, once a week or even a month is more realistic.

/also, fk IE typos