RSBANDBUpdate! 366 - We Get Fingers!

The Crucible is here but the main story this week is the addition of fingers!

Hosts: Shane Trekkie, and JasonC
Duration: 1:31:30

• The Crucible
  
• Tweaks and Fixes (Release Notes)
  
• 200 Million: Win Lifetime Membership to RuneScape!
  
• Og Blog: Tradition and Challenge
  
• Evolution of Combat: Dual Wielding
  
• Grab the Gold!
  
• Get your Flaming Skull!
  
• Listener Questions
  
• Microsoft Surface
  
• Windows Phone 8
  
• Nintendo 3DS XL
  
• June SKOTM Update
  
• Achievements of The Week
  
• Trekkie's Pick: http://www.nerdtests.com/ft_nt2.php
  
• Trekkie's Show Contest
  
• What have we been doing?

So ***** they released the skull like 2 weeks after I got my membership card. Jagex'd

As for the questions...
1. The advice was good. I will definitely quest and try as many skills as I can.
2. Sometimes capes look better without trim, so maybe people would want them that way. Wouldn't be a hard option to offer.
3. Jason hit it on the nail. Doing subquests and other little things in connection with quests could trim it. Might look nicer.
4. I figure if you are cooking, the boost is from the warmth of the fire. Well, why wouldn't you feel the warmth if you were cooking? Just seems logical.
5. I guess Compost potions are one of those useless items in the game now since making supercompost is so easy.

Surprised you guys took so long on the gaming question, but like trekkie said it probably depends on the game itself. Some games can be great if they are fresh everytime you die. Some games are so long it's better to have the save.

Thanks for the answers guys to all the questions.

I would agree that Nintendo looks to be fading away. I also agree that smart phones have an established presence in the handheld gaming category. The Game Boy was nice but the smart phone allows a user to enjoy a handheld game while also allowing the user to make phone calls and text message peers along with much more. I like what Trekkie said about the newer devices Nintendo are releasing and how they're not being able to be placed in the user's pockets. I quit playing Game Boy right before they released their first dual screen device and I would vote, that's the point the devices started to become less portable.