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Well, you could start off small with something like feathers, iron ore, coal, yew logs and work your way up with them. But really, 50k isn't much to work with, try to earn some more and you'll be thanking yourself in the long run.

:uhh: Anyway, it's probably macro's or gold farmers. If it's a level 3 with an odd name chances are it is. Just report them and move along.

Congratulations! I myself will have that cape very soon as well. :D Probably feels nice to never use a dragon scimitar ever again eh? That's what I'm looking forward too.

There is no one way to accurate answer this question. And so many factors can determine a more plausable answer like: Do you plan to pick up the arrows? Edit: Never saw title #-o I guess you could calculate the maximum amount you need, since each arrow gives at least 4 experience. Subtract the experience you'll need for level 80 range from the range experience you currently have and divide by 4. Whatever that amount is you'll need a hell of a lot less arrows then what the number says. But really, a little more information next time? :shame:

I believe this is what your looking for. Could always just check the bestiary as well.

Thanks guys for keeping this bumped. For now I've just decided to post every so often, anything that I feel important. Unfortunately I missed the level 98 picture, but I also got 121 combat too!

Hobgoblin mine in the wilderness. Since your a member here's what you can do: 1) Start at edgeville, wear your pick, and a glory amulet possibly some armour, and a bronze axe. 2) Chop down the tree east of edgeville which you can make a boat out of. 3) Head to the wilderness via the boat 4) Head south-west into the goblin mine 5) Mine your mithril ore, use the glory amulet to teleport to edgeville. 6) Repeat. Probably the best way I know of.

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He's essentially putting money in his competitors hands, so many people are already switching to Macs. Another way to stop the monopoly on computers I suppose. Competition is great for us, this could be another step towards breaking the chain. Which I'm all for. :D

A stupid move on Microsoft's part if you ask me. Windows vista might be more secure and entertaining, but to shell out another 200-500 bucks just for some new operating system that isn't all that great? :anxious: :-k Very odd. But I guess Bill Gates has enough dang money as it is to make a move like this. After all, it's his loss and not so much ours. As for me, I'll stick with Xp for another few years until I find it necessary to swap to Vista.

Definitely a possibility. As if the first charges laid against them wasn't bad enough though. Crazy, crazy kids. :shame:

Well with all the exposure to this kind of things kids can see on a daily basis on not totally suprised. Although very odd this probably will be more common in the future. I hate to point fingers and hopefully no one finds this offensive. But with all the rap groups growing in numbers, and their more or less revealing music videos is just making this an increasing problem. And the thing is if kids like their music it's only a matter of time until they find their music videos right? Parents might not even be totally aware of how much sex/nudity kids have access to these days. Honestly, even websites like Youtube have in essence and to a lower degree porn, and even though some people help the community by reporting the videos the only thing stopping them is a small little warning. You know maybe they were in a sex-ed class? Personally I'd find that bloody hilarious if true. :lol: :lol:

Alright, first thing's first. Skills you should raise alot. These are probably the highest priorities. -Agility: By far one of the most useful skills, you need the energy for everything you'll do in Runescape. -Runecrafting: Nature runes = money. Need I say anything else? -Magic: Teleportation spells, high damage spells, Ancient, Lunar and Normal magic will speed up everything you do. -Crafting: Very useful for all those gems you'll collect on your way to getting high skills, crafting can also make alot of money if you don't buy the materials. As for training your skills. Construction - Once you are able to make Oak Larders, just make those all the way from 38-50. They can also be used all the way to 99. Farming - There isn't a fast way to level farming, grow some stuff and come back in awhile. Take advantage of paying farmers to look after your crops for a better chance of speeding this along. Thieving - Pyramid Plunder. By far the fastest way to level thieving, requiring at least level 20. Pyramid Plunder Guide for fastest experience! Use that for the best results.

Why not just go to a general store and find out? You'll get much quicker and accurate results. :anxious: They'll be less then 20gp i'll tell you that much for sure though, as for an amount, hard to say. Just check the Lumbridge general store.

First, I would consider if you are going to: 1) Renew your membership 2) Figure out if your going to stay a F2P from now on, or may someday return to members. If you plan to renew/become a member again someday: I would train up your other low skills, like hunter and construction. Train up your runecrafting as well, nature runes are an awesome source for money. If you plan to not renew your membership, and remain a F2P: Train your agility as much as possible. Since that's the only skill that will carry over to the free version, it will give you a much needed hand over others. Best of luck!

It's in the middle of the barbarian village, which is south of Edgeville. Just look for some rocks surrounding a ladder leading down. It's hard to miss. :P

It'd be nice if you told us how much money you would be willing to invest. But anyway, it really depends on the amount. And how long you intend this investment to last. Basically it works out like this: More then 10 Million: Buy some sort of rare. Halloween masks, santa hats, or any smaller rare item works nicely and in the long run will make you the most profit. Less then 10 Million: Raw materials, something high in demand perferrably. Iron ore, coal ores, yew logs, lobsters are all fine examples. Meant for shorter term investments.

Congrats on 99 range man, enjoy that cape and the awesome range level for the dagganoth kings.

He means that your skills are not really the greatest for making money with. :anxious: But as hellbellz suggested, staking or being a runner for runecrafters is quite good. Even if you were to merchant with some money you'd make a fair amount.

First people complain about not seeing him in ages, now they're talking about getting him too much. #-o I really don't get you people, it's a nice change especiailly if you don't have the equipment, sure it's strange, but is it really worth a thread to talk about it? Try using this instead: http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?t=632610

Make nature runes. They are by far the best way (for people using skills) to make money.

And hopefully stop getting "inspiration" "idea's" "copying" whatever you want to call it from other things. Jagex has been using way to many of these so called "references" for my liking, and they've been kicking the dead horse for awhile. They need to come up with something O-R-I-G-I-N-A-L. (Even had to spell it out for them, since they most likely never heard of the word. #-o A great comparison would be comparing Runescape to the Simpsons theme. The Simpsons have been going on for many, many years and Jagex is barking up the same tree, running out of ideas. Except the thing is the Simpsons has way better original ideas then Runescape could EVER come up with! :XD:

Actually this has been posted really tons of times. Can't remember the result of every thread though, but the majority of us determined that they wouldn't let Runescape die for at least a few more years, if ever. Maybe I'm just crazy, but unless they have two teams working on both Runescape and this new game supposedly scheduled for 2008, it might explain why we've been recieving alot of these half-[wagon] updates we've been getting. :XD:

Chinchompa's in Ape Atoll dungeon That sounds much better. Otherwise, if you don't have alot of money stick with using the crystal bow at the blue dragons, if you have some cash to throw away use that bow at pest control.

It's extremely possible. Since your F2P I'd suggest heading to the Security stronghold training on relatively anything for your attack levels. For magic, you can fail curses, or just cast either fire bolt, or strike spells. Doesn't really matter where you train for magic. I'd try lesser demons in karamja volcano though, since magic does wonders on them, and you might find a few rune mediums. Range, you'd use any type of arrows available to you, and can train at Port Sarim jail, security stronghold or even the lesser demons in Karamja volcano (but I'd hold off from that for awhile) Best of luck.