Interesting find about hiscores !!!

Hello sythe users, today I was cleaning my room and found an old CD where i stored my old pictures, music ect. and found this old Zezima stat picture taken in 2007. It shows that he was #4 in Thieving with 200m exp, but today he is #5... wtf lol. Allso he is now #5 in cooking and in 2007 he was 11... (probobly someone got banned)

 

That's because before a certain date a while back, the order of people with 200m in each skill 'swapped around' randomly at times(I think I heard that it had something to do with 'invisible exp passed 200m', but I can't say for sure).

They eventually changed it so the ranks would be permanent, based on the real order the 200m exp in *fill in a skill* was gotten.

 

It is because of bans.

Cooking - because some members who got 200M cooking before Zezima were banned.

Thieving - one member who got 200M before Zezima got unbanned.

 

Zezima was never banned.

 

He was a bit unclear. He meant that the player BEFORE zezima got unbanned

 

Oh true. @WeRnIS: my apologies.

I find it difficult to believe that this many early 200m'ers got banned. I'm more inclined to believe glamazonia's explanation, though I don't have much information on that glitch.

 

Next time read more carefully.

 

@OP: You stalk Zezima?

Next time, construct your sentences more carefully and get the spelling 'carefully' correct. I misunderstood at first too.

 

Not too sure about theiving but Im sure cooking is because of bans

 

Before Zezima not Before, Zezima....

 

"Before, Zezima..." doesn't even make sense in the context of the sentence you were making.

Let's just accept that the sentence could have been interpreted either way, but acknowledge that we now know which interpretation WeRnIS had wanted to use - thus hopefully discontinuing further discussion onthis matter.

 

He said before Zezima were banned, not was. Them little niggas just can't read English.

 

Alright guys no need to turn this into a flame war over some grammatic misunderstandings.

 

Next time don't use dangling modifiers in your sentence and use commas, and people would clearly understand what you're saying.

No, "them little niggas" can read English, it's the other "intelligent" people who can't use it properly.

Agreed.

Back on topic, glamazonia is correct. The names would often switch around randomly. Whether it was because of "invisible XP" or just randomly switching, I don't know, but I do know for a fact that they moved around. It wasn't uncommon back then.

 

Very interesting find! (please no one critique this sentence, I'm scared of all the grammer nazis)