Vulxai

If you pay decent attention, red sallies should be getting you over 60k an hour, even over 70k an hour with Arctic Bear.

I like that idea, although "get hit less the higher your level" ...doesn't that remind you of a skill we already have?

I disagree wholeheartedly against any limitations of freedom of speech. Being a soldier, I don't enjoy knowing that I signed up to risk my life for the rights that we now enjoy, and watching them being stripped away from us. It makes Soldiers feel like our job isn't for nothing, at least every single Soldier I know anyways.

Did you happen to get a screenie of this? Or can someone else confirm as well? That'd be very useful information for those who are saving up their 40 minutes for a specific slayer task, or even to go and gear up, then swing by Pikkupstix on the way!

If you're broke, there isn't much you can do to make them fun, so you'll just have to power through them.

I think this would fall into the category of not technically illegal, but just looked down upon.

I believe there's a right click teleport option, have you tried that?

D bones on the Gilded Alter is the best method to use.

you can superheat gold ores while you mine them, without interrupting the mining You don't even need to click the concentrated ore rock more than once, so long as your timing is correct Sure, you'll lose money. But you'll get 99 mining + smithing + magic in the same time it would take you to get 99 mining off concentrated gold ores Are you implying you can superheat the gold ores as you mine them without having to reclick the rock? If not, then it still would take longer since you need the time to actually cast the superheat spell, and then remine the gold.

I mined iron until 77 because I don't like granite, but at 77, I'd go for concentrated coal, that way you'll get a glance at the caverns beforehand.

It's very reasonable, how high are you interested in going? Make sure you have the goldsmithing gaunts as well.

I averaged a consistent 1200/per hour at Rogue's Den when the banker was 0-2 steps away.

I beg the differ, there's quite a bit discussion over Philosophy, and from what I've seen the TIFers like it. If anything, I think a Philosphy sub-forum is more likely to lower idiot-calling over Philosophy, because the ones to go there would usualy be those who are interested in mature discussions methinks :^_^: . While those mature enough to handle philosophical discussions, there's quite a large number of immature tifer's who'd go there solely to call people idiots because it gives them a good feeling that they obviously aren't receiving in real life.

Does anyone else see the Pick of Destiny in the flag?

Don't just give us ONE option to cook. This is the most highly known way to train cooking, so we're not learning anything from this guide. I'd add more variety, possibly some pictures here and there, some minor tips and tricks if you can find any. It's actually a pretty decent try for a first-time guide. You usually never see anyone running any numbers in their first guides. Good job.

I say at least go for it. The worst that can happen is you give up, and you gain some combat xp, some drops, and some clues! I'll be on now and then to root you on! Lol

Wow, I'm out of the loop! When did they switch this?

I'm not exactly sure on the hour rates, but I seem to recall a figure of about 1200 bows an hour being cut, and I want to say it's around the same for the stringing now since it's a "string x" option now. Also, from the your current range xp to 99, you should accumulate approx. 3,111,333.6 hp xp.

That's kind of difficult to say, as it varies from person to person. Some people can get 10's of thousands of kills at one monster, as for me, my attention span is so short, I'd probably find some other "shiny" object, so to speak, and get distracted, then more than likely forget about it. If you have the attention span, I say it's realistic if you enjoy some combat, and you have the clues breaking it up, so realistic, I say yes, long, very.

Considering you can only play it once a week, I'm sure they weren't exactly sure of everything there, that's why you tell them what you know instead of, at least it seemed to me, sounding rude about it. You have to help out the crew if you want the best guide, so it probably would have sounded better if you didn't say "it lacks" and "it fails", and instead said it like "You could mention" "You should include" etc.

THIS IS THE BEST WAY From 1 - 15 you have to make a bunch of bronze bars then smith them into swords or whatever Once you can make Iron bars go buy a ring of forging and mine (or buy) a lot of iron ore. Smith it into bars (100% success because of ring) you can ethier smith the bars into swords or whatever again or sell them. Once you get to 35 all you need to is the dwarf cannon quests and make cannonballs for large profit. ^^ I did that and im currently 55 smithing. Im not sure what would be the best way to continue from here though im sticking with cannonballs. _______________________ On a side not what is this big update you guys speak of? Is it gonna release soon? That is actually far from the best way. In the time saved doing something else, you can most likely gain back the money you're losing, as well as the fact that it's mind numbingly slow, and since you're only at 55 smithing, you're underestimating the monotony of doing that at higher levels. OT: You can always just look at GE and see how much making bolts would be? They usually seem to lose the least and you can use SC Hammers.

The entire diary. If you complete just the hard tasks and try to collect your reward, you'll be told that you have to collect the lesser rewards first.

I do believe years ago that was what happened till they updated it to what it is now. I remember like the old dual arena staking people would log out instantly if they were about to lose and they wouldn't lose the thing they staked. Well I know when Vulxai was created (2006), that wasn't the case, but I do remember hearing about that before I created Vulxai.

Why is it a waste? Even if it couldn't read DVDs and CDs (as far as I know they have always been able to, but not sure) it would not be a waste. There are tons of reasons to have a Blu-ray drive in a computer. And you could just buy a CD/DVD drive, which aren't too hefty on price, so then you'd have the blu-ray and cd/dvd drive. I built my PC about five months back, and I don't think I'll ever buy manufactured again. While it is a lot more work, it is cheaper (I built mine for about $900, built the same thing on Dell.com minus a couple features they didn't have, and it was about 2 grand), and I enjoy building a computer and starting it up for the first time. It's a great feeling, to me.

You got the BlueScreen of Death? Usually trained PC Tech's can fix it for you, because it's a vague problem that can happen when quite a few different things happen. I would just take it to your local PC shop instead of trying to fix it yourself. And for Computer problems, these go in the Tech and Computers forum.