Anyone see the ramifications of the bot busting update?

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Anyone see the ramifications of the bot busting update? I would exchange my rapier to get a maul now and a ZS, it is so dumb. I try moving frost dragons, I tab out because I was not sure about fire, next trip appears sucessful - till, whups! Mother fudger puts his deflection protect the moment my rapier hits.

Yep, thats the way you die. I understand this takes out bots, however, to be honest - I would rather have 5 billion bots there afterward how this really is. I just lost ~400k in bones due to this. Screw Jagex - I can't even be bothered. They're only allowing FT/W only because they care about gold farmers (yeahthey took out Gold4rs. Big whup. I notice they are not persueing gold4fun) Personally, this is endangering all the support I'd about Jagex whatsoever. After Modern Combat 3 comes out (it is a program ), I'm probably unsubscribing.

However, for future people: If you don't have super antifire, get a DFS/Anti-drag shield. If you're scared of dieing, do not go with any sort of boosts, e.g. Turmoil/Extremes otherwise you will wreck yourself. Should you bring Turmoil/Extremes, bring a rocktail with 1 dose of brew and one dose of revive. You'll need it, I guarantee you. Watch the hell out for melee attacks. RS Wiki and other idiots state that range is poor, so not correct. Melee are also a big killer (melee the drags themselves utilize ). Be ready to die. Jagex is now redeeming Frost Dragons as possible killers. If you rage easily (erm...) be prepared to.

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