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Experience allocated per log depends on the Firemaking level itself. You had to drop the logs before you could burn them.

Unlike RS2, in RSC classic, chopping trees takes more time, as you can 'slip and fall' and fail to cut the tree, and have to try to cut it again.ДЇiremaking Only the logs of normal trees can be burnt, and you can burn logs anywhere, even banks. Free-to-play could still only chop regular trees, though. However, Jagex later updated the game and introduced many more trees once they created the Fletching skill. Woodcutting There were originally only regular trees.

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Since the free version no longer existed, this feature was removed When the free version existed, players whose membership expired would be teleported to Lumbridge. A player using Ranged to kill another player in RuneScape Classic. If you want to be able to use the RSC forums, then, post on this thread: 'Classic Forum Requests'

#Runescape classic crafting guide mod

However, after many players suggested it, Mod Stevew, a Jagex Moderator, added a new sticky thread to the Forum Feedback forum allowing players to sign if they wish to have access, provided that their account is a RSC account. Many players missed this thread and they couldn't get access. Jagex have not yet announced an official explanation.Д«efore they closed the RSC forums, they had a thread running for a few months on the RSC General forum asking players to sign if they wanted to keep on using the forums. This is supported by players with personal experience. Which suggests that accounts may retain access even if they are inactive for longer once they passed the original 6 month period. 'As such, only accounts which played RuneScape Classic at least once in the six months from August 3rd 2005 to February 3rd 2006 are able to play RuneScape Classic.' On 20 November, 2007, Jagex closed the RSC forums to non-RSC players.Дebate has arisen over whether an account which is inactive for 6 months even after the original 6 month period will remain accessible, as two different explanations are provided on the RuneScape website.

This was due to players cheating at RuneScape Classic, since it is no longer updated. On 15 January 2006 only players who had logged in between 4 August 2005 and 15 January 2006 could play RuneScape Classic. On 4 August 2005, Jagex removed the free version of RuneScape Classic. The same account is used for both games, but items, progress and skills on each are quite different. It is kept on the site for those who prefer it to the new version. It was replaced on 29 March 2004, with what was then known as RuneScape 2, which is now RuneScape. It is commonly called RuneScape 1 or RS1 by players who played RuneScape Classic before RuneScape 2 was released. RuneScape Classic (abbreviated RSC, RS1 or RSclassic), publicly released on 4 January 2001, is the older version of RuneScape.