darkhearted_raven

Eh both are wishy washy.

Good and Evil are totally subjective terms anyway.

DELICIOUSNESS IS POWER! NUTRITION IS TRUTH!

I'm generally not a fan of the D&D esque alignment charts. It's too simple and narrow focused. It assumes a general sense of morality, that we are all broadly one thing or another, when morality wise we're not all black and white, nor even shades of grey, but a vibrant kaleidoscope of colours.

On the loosest level this seems about right. Though "dark" and "light" as moral concepts is a tad confusing. Dark and Light are both elements that are part of the world of RuneScape and are as vital as one another for a balanced world.

But our gods are a bit more nuanced than this chart suggests and will deviate from their "alignment" in the right circumstances.

Also where's Brassica Prime? Bestest god.

Would you want to raise ducks?

You could get a working prototype in that time. Possibly even looking tolerable, but you'd need longer to get the balancing and feel right and to get the full graphics in place as well.

Then of course there's the rewards...

That's quite likely. Looks at certain kickstarted games

I think they could bang out some great stuff in 2-4 weeks if they were allowed to just be creative!

So, 2-4 weeks is really not much time. We could do some bugfixes and maybe one or two tiny things, but 2-4 weeks is I'm afraid not going to get you much.

For context, most of the updates we release have a dev cycle of about 3 months, with the bigger updates taking longer. That time is needed for the design, scriping, graphics, audio and QA and even then we're often really up the the wire with time.

I mean obviously I'm totally on board with me just being given infinite resources and infinite time to just add whatever I would like to the game. But realistically it's sometimes good for someone to be able to shake their head at me and tell me no. ;)

I'm sorry for your loss.

Cherish the memories and focus on the good times. Remember him as he would like to be remembered and slay Araxxor in his name. He believed in you and so do we.

The shard of the needle will have uses in future content. Some of which I am working on right now. ;)

Mod Osborne wrote the quest. Mod Krista (now left Jagex) did the original quest coding and flow. Mod Helen did the current implementation of the needle interface, allowing us to reuse it in future much easier. Mod Grace did the music and got the voice acting done. I did the final stages of coding to bring it from prototype to final product.

Glad you enjoyed it. :)

Logout, then log in again. Then go up the stone walkway by the house over the river.

I've made a copy of your character and just tested it. The following steps appear to work fine.

1. Walk up the hill and go to the big needle on the hill.
2. Click it.
3. Don't click out.

This put me right where I would expect you to be.

Clicking the needle on the hill should give you the missing shard. Can you try leaving the area (go back over the bridge) and then click the Needle on the hill again.

If this doesn't work can you give me your username so I can see what's happened.

Check your inventory again, if you have clicked the needle on the hill you should be given the shard. There's a chance some weird graphics sorcery has happened, in which case mouse over the boxes in your backpack and it could just be the shard has turned invisible for some reason.

This is the missing text:

"I guess I was interested in why Primrose had so much love for it."

You should have the rest of the memory after that.

I have no idea, sorry.

Glad you enjoyed it. There's extra rewards if you complete all the sections and get all the words. ;)

As well as more story of course.

In about half an hour (though really this is a Mod Osborne/Krista quest and I just helped with the finishing touches).