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That's what im talking about! :thumbup: But my friend said he stopeed burning monks at 87 for some reason.. :-k You never stop burning them, just burn very very few at higher levels.

I think it's unnecessary to bump your post after only 13 minutes. OT: At rogues den, I was averaging about 1200 fish per hour, and I'm not usually focused, I have the sound on and browse the forums, or do other calulations while I cook, and when I hear the sound stop, I click back and start cooking more, sometimes I'm sitting for several seconds. So if you cooked 1200 per hour, that's going to be about 59 hours.

:o :evil: Ignorance. Pure ignorance... Calling a Canadian "American" is like calling a New Zealander an Aussie.... You just don't do it. Canada is on the continent of North *America*. Canadians are canadians, thats like calling the dutch german, like calling americans indians... Oh wait, that worked out fine. Lets now stop this meaningless banter and go speculate about the grandmaster quest, who will probably unlock the dragonforge. Calling Dutch Germans is way different than calling Canadians Americans. Canada is a country, North America is a continent. Holland (I think that's where the Dutch are...) and Germany are both countries. You do, however call them Europeans, which is a continent. So calling Canadians Americans is the same thing as calling Germans Europeans, which is very much used. Anyhow, has there been any rumors of some skill levels involved?

Keep in mind he can't use the anvils unless he wants to pay to get in each time.

Especially with my short attention span lol. I'm actually doing cooking right now (81/99 as I type), and then I'll hunt right after to make up the money for the cape.

Lol yeah, typo on my part, I'll change that quick.

Probably just go to ferrets for that one level to 43, then you can do falconry to 49 (or 47...whichever is orange sallys), and then head to orange sallys until 59, then red sallys to 63.

Head on over to the Art Bazaar lol.

I'm switching at 81, that's the no burn for swordies with gaunts.

Well it'd be a switch from Swordies to Sharks, and I'm on sort of a tight bugdet.

Thanks!

Ok, unless anyone has anything to contradict that, looks like I'll wait until 94. Thanks!

Woot, page 17! Getting closer!

I don't use emoticons all the time lol....except for :thumbsup:

Yes, it's a zammy bird egg. Not that I'm aware of, just blue, green, and raven. Nope, they just look cool and eat your food lol.

I heard that shark were good to start at 85, instead of 94 (the stop burning level with gaunts). So about how many sharks would I possibly burn from 85-94 with the gaunts? Any help is appreciated!

You all bring up very valid points, and good opinions. I must say, however, she did have a main with fairly high skills, so she isn't exactly a newbie to the game.

Lol I know this is all mainly opinion, I'm curious as to other people's opinions, and I just gave a background on where this came from.

First off, sorry if this has been discussed, I'm not native to the General Discussion (or anwhere out of Help and Advice, for that matter). So I got in an argument with someone in-game (funny, now we're talking like friends atm), so at what point is a level considered high? I made the argument that it depends on the skill, but she insisted that it depends on your combat. I kept saying that combat doesn't have a big effect on if a skill is "high" or not, but she said that it does because it limits where you can train. I held my ground that some skills you need your combat, like your combat SKILLS, and slayer, but not the non-combat skills such as woodcutting, or fishing, or cooking. But she kept insisting that it still limits it. We got this whole argument going because she said that her level 65 fishing, 70 wc, 70 fm, and 72 hunt are high (she's a level 3), I said that those are skills that aren't affected by combat, and you can still easily level those skills to those levels pretty easy, and that's when we started arguing, since she's only level 3, it's high. I still don't think your combat level determines whether or not a skill is high or not. So what are your opinions? When is a skill considered high? And does your combat have a big effect on the non-combat skills?

Stat sigs only show stats that are in the high scores, and if they aren't in the high scores, you won't make money off of them. You're stats are pretty low, so even the best ways you can do. You'll have to level up some of your levels (i.e., rc for nats, hunter for chins, combat for gwd, etc).

You get xp by making the pouches and scrolls (only make pouches for leveling, however). You get very little for using a scroll.

That's a lot better than 198 juices lol. Have fun with that!

That it does!

When you click on the wolf on the bottom left corner of that menu thing, on the bottom right side there'll be an icon for dismiss.

There's actually 4 pillars, and 3 treated planks sections. Go and view the Tip.it Quest guide for this.