Borei

43 megs... Going to take me all night and then some to dl this one. :wall:

Straight from the Knowledge Base (Note the "reviewed by our team of experts" part.): Also: The circled part can come into play if they find out you're reporting legitimate players who simply don't feel like talking for macroing. Especially if they have sufficient reason to believe you're doing it particularly frequently, even despite possible (and in many cases obvious) evidence that no macroing is actually taking place. In addition to getting those images, I also sent a message to Jagex regarding their ability to tell the difference between someone simply not talking and actually macroing. I'm currently awaiting their response.

Most definitely. With Adamant armour and weapon or better, the Anti-Dragonfire Shield, and a decent stock of Lobsters or better you should have no trouble defeating Elvarg. Just don't forget to eat when you need to...

Well that all depends on how quickly you work, and how much ore you smelt at once. (Unless I missed a memo saying you can only smelt one at a time with the Blast Furnace.) Also, the one doing all this may like the idea of getting XP in all those skills at once instead of training them seperately.

True, though often time when selling the set with a weapon the seller will indicate this. Example: Back when I only had the Smithing for Full Iron I was including the Kite and a weapon. When calling out the offer I said "Selling full iron with weapon...". Then there's people that will include a weapon with no indication, but that's not too common in my experience.

If I'm not mistaken, "Full Rune" usually consists strictly of armour pieces, and may or may not include the Kiteshield (depending on the seller).

It's Creature of Fenkenstrain for the ring, and Garden of Tranquility to unlock it.

Actually you only need to login if you're trying to quickly compare your scores and your friends' scores. It's possible to utilize the "Search by Username" (or whatever) to look up your own name without logging in.

Ideally, but it's possible to operate it on your own. All you do is start by putting the ores on the Conveyer Belt. Then you operate the Conveyer Belt to make the ores fall in. After that you fuel the Stove with Coke. Then finally you operate the Pump until the Furnace gets up to smelting tempurature. All the while, you've also got to keep an eye out for broken parts. If something breaks you have to take time from the phase you're on to fix it. Once you've managed to do all that, get yourself a Bucket of Water and check the Bar Dispenser. More time consuming, granted, but (as I said) it can be done.

...unless you have the levels to operate it yourself. :-$ :-w

Smithing XP is determined strictly on a per bar basis. Making 25 (5 bars worth) Iron Knives would give you the same XP as 1 (also 5 bars worth) Iron Platebody.

Yes, 60 seconds must pass between each report. Besides, if both participants took part withing the same 60 second time frame you can get them both with one report. Granted only one name will be sent in with the report, but the report still shows everyone involved. In this manner a person could potentially be banned without ever having been directly reported. As for price manipulation: This quote was taken from the Official Forums. Obviously it applies in the forums, and I'm fairly certain the same general concept would apply in-game as well.

Well all Prayer Books provide Range bunuses. It's all a matter of if the wielder prefers Attack, Defence, or a mix of the two.

Well when I melee'd Fire Giants I was lower level than I am now, and I had those blasted Wild Dogs attacking me while I waited for the Giant to respawn (or even when I tried going to one that was already spawned) in the Brimhaven dungeon. At his/her level he/she could melee them in the Waterfall Dungeon with considerably less food than I used (and I was only using Swordfish...could stay longer with Sharks or better). Of course, the choice is his/hers. Who knows, he/she might get a kick out of being able to gloat to his/her friends about the time he/she completed a Fire Giant Slayer task using melee and no Halberd. Only person that would know that is him/herself

Oh please, my stats are worse than his, and I can up-close-melee Fire Giants just fine. No Prayer needed or anything. I say go for it, but be prepared to make multiple trips as you'll be needing a fair amount of food (dependant on how many you have to kill).

Enchanted items have the same stats as Mystic items (according to Jagex's Knowledge Base), but there's less pieces. So unless you supplement enchanted with Mystic for the remaining pieces Enchanted actually has lower overall bonuses than Mystic. As for Splitbark, its stats are also posted on the Knowledge Base (on the same page no less). It should be quite easy to compare for yourself. You could even open a 2nd window/tab to quickly compare Splitbark to melee armour.

He's referring to the Dragon Slayer quest. On-Topic: I'd say no. I did it with a Combat Level of 50, and I still died my first try. When you do go for it, though, make sure to use (at LEAST) Lobsters for food.

Yes, I get that. Though, since I'm not the one looking for help I'm not the one that needs to search, now am I? Now can we please end this? I hate to be a part of it, but it seems half this thread should probably be removed for spamming by this point.

You have to pay your servant, regardless. I've had instances where I let my servant do absolutely nothing since my last payment for a while. Then I would talk to him to have him do something, and before he actually completes the task he charged his fee (had him making tea...had to pay before he would hand it over).

I was simply posting what I had learned from my own personal experience. My Construction IS only a mere 30, afterall.

Keep the insults to yourself, thank you.

So THAT'S what those links were to. #-o lol EDIT: Thanks for that, BTW.

Actually that post was directed towards TheBlazikenMaster.

Perhaps you would've done well to read this before posting: #-o

Adding Milk to your Tea gives you an extra level in that boost. As for boosting it a full three levels, I have no clue.