777thzapster

I'm trying to tell you not to worry about respect. Worry about what is fun. What is your favorite skill to train to start with?

Sorry for the double post but I wanted to say more to you, because I actually think you have a point about f2p being boring. I have once logged back into F2P for a week and went around training and pking and doing anything that F2P can do with the areas that are open. I realized that I am not even getting a taste of Runescape had to offer. I am not a Jagex lover and I am not a person that is easily amused, I think there is so much to do P2P that I can't handle every skill. It is amazing being able to do so much more than Rune Armor and hitting 30+ with whips. Taking on huge dragons. I can't keep telling you how much better it is. If you really want to talk, please add me on runescape name is 777thzapster, I really think you would have 10-20x more fun in Members please add me.

Well the first part: Members donÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Å¾Ã¢t just get more monsters: they get the toughest, most dangerous beasts in the game! Killing these vicious creatures comes with rewards, too, and members can get some fantastic items, from dragon armour and weapons to useful training equipment. There are many other ways to get your hands on cool items. Members can take on RuneScape's toughest boss monsters - the vicious King Black Dragon (level 276), the legendary Dagannoth Kings (303), the slimy Chaos Elemental (305), the creepy Kalphite Queen (333), and the mighty TzTok Jad (702)! You don't need to be a master monster killer to get new monsters: with over 600 new types of monsters to kill, you're sure to find one (or ten!) at the right level for you. Add in the Slayer monsters, quest bosses and all the rest, as well as the useful and valuable items you can get to help you, and you'll see just how much more there is to RuneScape. Another: Members gain access to a bewildering number of items - over 8000! These range from more types of food right up to impressively strong armour and powerful weapons. To accommodate all these great items, members also get more than six times more bank space than non-members! Only members get access to dragon armour and weapons, Barrows sets, high-level weapons like crystal bows, granite mauls and abyssal whips, the Seercull, the Ancient Staff, the dragonfire shield, and many more. If you want to take on the biggest, baddest monsters you'll need the best food and potions to keep your Hitpoints up. Monkfish heal 16, sharks restore 20 and wild pies can replenish 22 (as well as boosting your Slayer and Ranged skills!); Saradomin brew can dramatically boost your Hitpoints and Defence, and super strong weapon poison can weaken even the mightiest of foes! Almost every update brings new and interesting items into the game. Whether you're interested in weapons to slay your enemies with or tools to help out your skills, there are always new items being added to improve your gaming experience Another: Members get access to the whole of RuneScape, which just keeps getting bigger! WeÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Å¾Ã¢re constantly adding new areas and new quests for our members to explore, and many of these come with new ways to train your skills and make money. The free game only has a fraction of the area of the membersÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Å¾Ã¢ version of RuneScape: train your Thieving in Ardougne; race around Agility courses across RuneScape; discover ancient secrets in the Kharidian Desert; explore Meiyerditch while evading vampyres; wander even deeper into the perils of the WildernessÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ãâæ Members get over 100 more quests, with plenty of experience and items on offer for successful adventurers. If you've done Dragon Slayer and think that's as hard as it gets, you might like to try your hand at Desert Treasure, Monkey Madness, Legends' Quest or One Small Favour. These all come with fantastic rewards - ranging from the ability to use dragon scimitars to an entirely new and powerful spellbook. Not all of the members' quests are so tough, of course, and you can work your way up the difficulty levels, earning experience and winning new items as you go. More: Members get more skills, and new skills are being developed all the time. Many of these help out your other skills or are a good way to earn money. On top of that, there are plenty more ways to train the skills you're used to! From the instant you become a member, you'll gain access to 8 new skills: Agility, Construction, Farming, Fletching, Herblore, Hunter, Slayer and Thieving. YouÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Å¾Ã¢ll get higher-level training options and lots of ways to use your skills to make money. From such simple bonuses as a wieldable harpoon to massive advantages like the ability to fletch your own bows and arrows, you can save time and money and pocket a tidy profit at the same time! The Construction skill - with which members can build their own house - was released as recently as May 2006, and the most recent new skill, Hunter, was just released in October 2006! In addition to these, there are plenty more skills in development. More: The long-awaited Player-Owned Houses feature and the Construction skill to go with it - which lets players build their own house - were released at the end of May 2006 and RuneScape's members loved it from the start. It introduced a whole new aspect to the game, and many, many hours worth of gameplay. Would you like to own a little piece of RuneScape? A basic starter home can be bought from an Estate Agent for as little as 1,000gp. You can even build your own dungeon or hire a maid or butler to do little jobs for you! When there is so much choice, where do you even start? There are 19 different room types available to build, allowing you to create a very personalised space. Build it how you want it to look. Invite your in-game friends around to your house for a friendly duel, a party, or just for a nice, relaxing cuppa and a chat, while sitting in front of a roaring fireplace. LAST BUT NOT LEAST: Members get access to all of RuneScape's minigames, which are a great way of making friends in-game. They're open to players of all levels and can involve each of the skills, as well as offering great rewards. Castle Wars is one of RuneScape's most popular minigames and players of all levels can contribute to their team's success as winning is not just about combat. Will you be skilled enough to earn your gold-with-blue-trim decorative armour set? There are minigames that cater for most skills: Brimhaven Agility Arena, the TzHaar Fight Cave and Fight Pit (Combat), Gnome Restaurant (Cooking), Fishing Trawler, Shades of Mort'ton (Firemaking and Prayer), Mage Arena, Ranging Minigame, Blast Furnace (Smithing), Pyramid Plunder (Thieving) and more... Minigames also cater for the few - some only need one person (you!) - and for the many, which can be played by as many people as you can gather in one place at the same time! I GOT ALL THIS INFO FROM RUNESCAPE MAIN PAGE UNDER MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS.

First off, tell me your favorite skills, RESPECT comes with people shooting for a goal, it isn't about the MOST RESPECTABLE cape. If you need a cape to have others respect you then you are doing it for the wrong reason. Pice a skill you love and get it to 99. I get no respect for 99 fletching, but guess what I respect how much effort into it and that's all that you should care about. Do something because you love it, not because you want to be respected.

I would either do Moss Giants if you are F2P or tryout lessers in Karamja dungeon. Ogres: Go west of Yanille or Go east of Castle Wars. Use this Ranging Guide to help you, where to train is at bottom of page with links to maps.

I think you will be fine with Agility potions to help you out. If you need any message me in-game.

If you don't have a fury or rangers set and can't afford armadyl I suggest this. Archer Helmet: Head Slot Amulet of Glory: Amulet Slot Barrows Gloves: Gloves Slot Black Dragonhide Body: Chestplate Slot Black Dragonhide Legs: Legplate Slot Snakeskin Boots: Boot Slot Ava's Attractor: Cape Slot Unholy Book: Shield Slot Rune Crossbow (Train with Iron or Better Bolts) or Dorgeshuun Crossbow (Can Weild up to Iron Bolts, Use Bone Bolts for 4 each)

Since F2P is kindof a trail of the game I can understand why you aren't having as much fun. I know you are against P2P or that's how it seems from most of the posts I read of yours so I would either suggest quitting or becoming a member especially with your mining and smithing levels.

Here is a better idea, everyone put their house in talvery and keep and teletab to their house on them at all times and just click it when the update happens. Games Necklace also works if you teleport to burthrope game room and run south. Just a few suggestions. I have over a mil in MTK for the rest of my Runescape lifetime, bird eggs ftw. Went to vultures and got 9 eggs, and I'm not worrying about karamuthu or however you spell it until after the update.

Yeah everyone should come join, we have a blast and it makes runescape training even more fun talking to real people... so come along for the ride sometime. We help out noobies too...sometimes haha.

I know that the majority of the pure essence rise isn't because of the Life Rune, it has to be due to the supply and demand. Here is the story of Pure Ess -Once upon a time there were autoers, that mined millions of pure ess and sold it to people who runecrafted at amazingly low prices. -The Big man Jagex decides on one fateful day to not allow these autoers to trade all their pure ess to their mains or other people for no profit to themselves. -Autoers say we can't make money anymore because of the no unfair trade act and decide runescape is no longer the game for them. -The next two weeks of only regular people mining pure ess is not enough to keep up with the economy, prices are in a raising trend for the pure ess market. -Only 1 million pure ess a day is mined, compared to the normal 10-20 million, Price trend keeps going up. Oh yeah by the way, you can use this formula and trade the word pure essence for Yews, Magics, Green Dragonhide, Dragon Bones and any type of Fish and the story makes sense.

You should be happy that you are making 100 gp per something in a skill, most skills take money to even level them. Pure ess turned into a gold mine because most people just want to buy it and not mine their own, PLUS, where are the autoers mining it? THEY ARE GONE...oh noes we have to either A. Buy for a higher price due to high demand, B. Mine your own. Chart for people who are oblivious about any item on runescape that is priced the way it is.

I find being a higher level more fun, I get to kill the hardest monsters in the game, and do things I would never be able to when I was level 30-80, which in my opinion makes me happy that I am this high.

No then RWT'ers could have the other account come around while they kill monsters, and tell the buyer when (insert item here) dropped from the monster and transfer it that way. highly doubtful, but I think it dissappears.

Considering you have to be 63 to get Red chins, you will not catch any. Hunt to 63 then you'll figure it out.

attack--52-- I would say get it to atleast 60 to weild dragon weapons strength--67--> Higher the better defence--53-->? I would say get to 60 if you want to wear anything that is Dragon, 70 if you want to wear barrows items. range--57-- 60 would be the best bet pray--45--good enough mage--73--Good enough rc--52-->65 to make death craft--70-->good enough mining--81-->most definately smithing--79-->most definately fishing--76-->yes you fish shark cooking--74-->Yes fire make--35-->it isn't that hard to level it but you don't really need to Maybe only for quests. wood cut--61-->75 to cut magic logs

I personally prefer combat skills, so I would suggest you training on Flesh Crawlers on the 2nd level of security dungeon in the stronghold of security. Here is a link to what level they are and what they drop. Flesh Crawler Bestiary Here is link to the Security Dungeon Map Map of Stronghold of Security Barbarian Village is just to the west of Varrock

If you are looking for loot along with it I suggest Fire Giants, I am there right now, they aren't too crowded either. I don't have any idea on arrow count, maybe use a calculator on this site?

everyone that I have seen now use the assist system to get experience and just yell out how many airs they can get you per essence.

I have been to Jad three times now, I use 4 sara brews, 3 ranging pots, 12 prayer pots 4 dose and the rest would be restore pots.. Also use barrows gloves they give +1 more range attack bonus and help with defense. -Saradomin godsword would be awesome because of its special effect -I personally use anchient mace to boost up prayer without having to ever use a dose of prayer potion til the 360's come. If you are scared of running out of prayer bring a god stole (+10 prayer bonus)

whats your combat level with such low attack and strength?

RAG AND BONE MAN FTL #-o :uhh: =; :wall: still need 2 more bones -.-

I agree with you on almost everything, I just think that it is hard to try to manage the prices of thousands of items and that they are going to take more time, some of these things are ridiculous, but I think it will smooth out over time. Loved all your articles on Truthscape, most of them are dead on... another great topic and great view on things.

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