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You will need 104,273,166 xp to get to level 120.

I'd just stick with fly fishing, or heavy rod fishing, but I'm not sure the experience comparison rates.

I'd have to disagree. If you Superheat gold ores as you mine the concentrated veins, you're getting Mining, Smithing, and Magic experience at the same rate as just Mining it. The money you make by just mining and selling doesn't justify losing all that experience, imo.

I actually went to the Black Knight's Fortress and just went on a slaughtering spree in the dining room area. I wasn't going for the rank, I was just trying to level up and decided on there. Just another option.

Whats the barbarian horn. The Penance Horn, a recent addition to the Barbarian Assault mini-game rewards.

Aww thanks <3: I love that one too! I did it with a.. special someone in mine ;) Aww Tripsis, you didn't have to think of me! /joking. Those are really good, I could only wish to be able to draw like that. The only thing I can do is tribal's half decent, other than that...my stickman look half [developmentally delayed]ed.

Most huge guys still do free weights. Also with machines you can't up the weight by say five pounds a week, it's only specific increments Most machines at my gym go up in increments of 5...

I would actually give a +1 to superheating, and if you do it while mining concentrated gold, you'll be skilling three skills at once. If you'd rather not do that, Gold's a good (but expensive) route to go. Other than that, I'd just smith the best plate's you could for fast experience, or possibly bolts for a smaller loss.

I can't agree more about underweight. That's just downright sick. I'd rather be overweight than underweight. There's actually quite a few overweight people in the army who just barely pass the standards. So don't rely on "Army Training" to kick you into shape, you have to do a lot of it on your own. Here we have it so that you only have to take one year of PE if you've taken 5 semesters worth of sports. As a result we have a huge Badminton team. When I was in high school, we had to take one semester of Gym, and that was it. We weren't even allowed to do more than that. In middle school, it was every other day.

And you profit on everything steel and above (except gold of course) Thats how i got my smithing so high, even in f2p. Superheat is really underrated I don't really think it's underrated so much as people would rather use mouse keys and stay in the same spot so they only have to hit the '5' key and that's it, whereas most superheats, you'll have to move the mouse, and they don't feel like messing with any settings to make it possible (such as re-arranging the spell menu, which I did once (choosing different options to show and hide) to try and get it lined up right). But yes, I'd recommend Superheat over Alching.

You should be able to do it without a problem. I think those sound about the levels I did it at (if not combat a tad lower). Yes it is possible to range or mage. I believe you can take runes on the island? It's been years since I've done it, however. If you can bring runes, obviously just do that, don't need much else, bring enough as you'll have to kill some Zombies for a hatchet (possibly more than one zombie, it varies), as well as the final beast. If you choose to range, I believe you can also bring arrows, and then just bring fletching equipment to make armor and a bow once you're on the island.

You can't glorify Parkour. Once you glorify it, it becomes free running. Parkour doesn't consist of flips and twists and all that flair, it's running, jumping, and vaulting. Flips and twists are added to make Free Running.

Thanks much, Steve! I have made the changes, and credited you accordingly. The changes should be reflected soon!

I couldn't give this a bigger "+1". I'm probably going to get my first 99 today, and I'm 135 combat with 2113 total. Some may look at me and say "He got 99 cooking because it's easy and he's a noob" or something closely resembling those. The fact of the matter is, Cooking's actually my favorite skill in the game, and I got it because I enjoyed cooking. Now I'm level 112 (I was 111, but Dungeoneering pushed me past it...I liked being level 111, still not high, but its not that low) with only cooking maxed, and no other stats even close. The thing to get out of this rant, don't get a 99 because others might judge you on it, or you just want the 99, get it because you enjoy it. What's the point of going for 99 if you don't enjoy it? This is a game to relieve stresses of life, to just sit back and relax...not to add on to stresses.

Sign me up for the staff drawing! ...and then pick my name :thumbsup:

Congratz Tripsis!

2 laws are pretty cheap for getting on average 5 snaps, that's not even hard math to do. As for them dying, I'm not sure, just bad luck? And I can't answer the Rock Lobster one, I'd just test it out myself if I were you.

I'm doing fine soloing by myself, and my stats are far from superior. The thing that helped me was just keep going through it, and learn from experience. I don't learn to well reading, I'm a hands on learner, so for me, that's all I did was keep doing it.

Haha, I LOVE that part. Is it just me, or does Parkour seem incredibly nerdy... Not even in the slightest...

Meaning, if they add you (assuming your Friends List is On), then your name's on their Friends List? I think that's a no, right? Otherwise, if they tried to talk to you, what would the game tell them? "You are on their Ignore List; don't talk to them." When you say "They can see you are on," you mean they can see you in-game and in CCs? If they have you on their friends list, and your Private is set to On, then they'll see you are online, however, if they try to send you a message, you won't get it. They won't get a message, it'll appear to them as if they've sent you a message, and you're just not responding. You'll never know if they're trying to contact you.

First off, keep the text the default, as it can get annoying if you change colors and size, and sometimes even drives users away from helping. OT: I would actually say get 90 in all first, but I wouldn't go any lower than 80 personally. You could go straight for it now, but 80's/90's would make it a bit quicker. I'd go with Slayer as you'll be training multiple skills (and don't forget to pick up charms). If you're in a big hurry, go with Armored Zombies.

I was in a monolith room and i was getting piled by 3-4 shades so i decided to throw on protect from magic, i was still taking some damage. So i think that either some of them use magic, some use range, or they can use both styles. Something i noticed though was they use two different color attacks, a blue ball and a green ball leading me to believe that blue is magic and green is range. I've noticed that too, I believe they can use both styles, like Icefiends.

I believe it depends on your level, but from what I've heard, if you can find a good team that is good at Barbarian Assault, then it's worth it if you don't enjoy the skill that much.

They are correct about the Lumby range. No one said it was better, they said it burns less, which it does. However, they also stated that it's not worth the extra distance you have to go. I cooked at Rogue's Den, and in fact, that's the only place I cook (unless I'm cooking something that requires a range).

The way to get the most points is to go through and do all the floors you can (so if you can access floor 10, then do 1-10 without repeating a floor) and then once you finish floor 10, hit the reset button on your party interface to reset everything. Then start back at floor 1 and go until you can't go anymore. Repeat that process.