The_Mercenary14

Neither, it takes being on the right holidays at the right times, and selling the items that are littered on the ground for insane amounts of money. :wink:

No I think it stays logged in until it automatically logs you out. That's why you should never X out in the wild or near dangerous random events.

Kinda need to know if you're f2p or p2p, it makes a huge difference. If you're p2p, try rock crabs. Level 13 with 50 hitpoints, basically a punching bag. F2p is a bit harder, I would try looking through the stronghold of security. :\

low scores? bad reviews? there are several 100,000 people that get on rs everyday and more and more members accounts being created all the time. and you say it gets low reviews? every update jagex throws out htere cant be amazing because that would make the game evolve waaay to fast and mess it up alot. this game hasnt even reached its potential yet and jagex is making more and more money all the time. This came will definitly last beyond 2010 unless some freak accident occurs (jagex building gets burned down or something like that). I love this game, just thought I get that out there. Yea, it does have 100,000 people a day, but compare that to games that have millions. The control scheme makes or breaks a game, plain and simple. (see Nintendo Wii) You can't have a game that runs on mouse only controls. It's gotten this far, and is a good game, but think of the potential it really has. If Jagex just made these simply adjustments to the game, it would be twice as good. They need to stop giving us new stuff, and go back and fix the mechanics of the game. (see controls in castle wars...) If you had a car with a broken steering wheel, would you install a new stereo system, or a new steering wheel? This game's no different.

As nice as this is, runescape doesn't get low scores and bad reviews for it's lack of gnome quisine... they need to be updating what really counts, like the controls, or this game won't make it past 2010.

I miss a lot of things bout rsc but would never go back. I miss the traditional skills, mining and smithing and selling... fishing, cooking, and selling. It had more of a medieval feel to it... the rs2 economy is too modern feeling... But now odd jobs (bowstring making) and merchanting (rare items/dragon items) have taken over the market, and you can't make a dime off smithing until atleast addy. It's just easier to sell the raw materials for more.

Mine iron ores, you can make 500k really easily with 60 mining near the Varrock iron mine (one with four rocks)

That's why you should read the minimum requirements of a quest before doing it. =;

Which do you think is the better skill for only fighting NPCs? Range is cheaper, but magic is much more powerful, so I don't know what to go with...

OK wasn't sure where this should be posted...here or player killing but... Ok so I got my new char and advanced in range only, got to 20 range by lvl 13, and went to go fight with bow and mith arrows. I hit mostly 3s or 4s, but why is that mages of my lvl can hit an 8 on me? Is my defence too low??

Varrock south east mine is the best, kind of a lot of competition though. Right near a bank, there's four rocks in a cluster.

Which is better? They cost the same, but the d long is stronger. But with the hally, you can fight from behind stuff and they can't touch you.... Which should I go with...?

Another way is to go to a very populated world and buy coal for 150-160 each, then sell for 180-200 each. Kind of slow though. :\

Oh ok any way to lock these threads?

So I'm trying to get 60 attack so that I can finally use my d long after the Lost City quest. I heard experiments are the best to train on for me, but those are a pain annoying to get to, don't drop anything valuable, and are boring. Any good p2p alternatives for a lvl 61 trying to get 60 attack?