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I'd rather see this fixed before we see this option, or at least have them be updated at the same time. My bat mask makes me go bald :( One thing I'm afraid of is that this may lead to updates like this that make armor and other items invisible, which could have some negative effects. Other than that, this is a pretty good idea.

I'm fairly certain that one familiar teles you right near one, I think it may be either the Kyatt or Larupia, so the op could try one of those. Edit: You should look at this, http://runescape.wikia.com/wiki/Phoenix_feather It shows some decent methods to get feathers.

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It's unofficial and most of the people in there are trolls. I've noticed that I make a lot of friends by doing activities such as mining, woodcutting, and slayer; where there are 2-3 people in the area at the same time, max. Try to say hello to them, then ask how they're doing. Most of the time you'll get a good conversation going, and maybe a lasting friend. Also, play on the same world each time you play, so you can run into people you know more often, which tends to strengthen relationships.

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I just tanked her hits until she called in her minions, then I put protect from missiles on. I brought a super set and used ~5 monkfish, and wore full rune. Assuming you have better stats and equipment, you should be fine.

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Thanks :thumbsup:. I've been using it for a bit and (lthough it takes a little getting used to) I can already notice the difference. Still, I kinda miss granite :P. I missed granite a lot too. Sometimes I would have to take a break from concentrated to mine granite for a few hours. Even now, I miss granite. I'm going to have to go back some time soon. Good luck

Gratz! You're doing really well. Now that you can use concentrated, it will be a breeze.

It will say that you don't know how to damage it, and you will hit constant 0s.

You should be able to get at least 45k xp/hr at granite at your level, so that would probably be a good option. Iron could be 40k/hr, depending on your execution, so if the money outweighs the slight loss in xp, then you should do iron, however, granite will get a lot better when you reach higher levels. If you choose to use granite, check out my guide.

I did fine at 63 defense and no armor down there, so you should be fine, just set your respawn point to Falador, just in case. If you feel paranoid, you can take an EE or Guthans, but it's a bit overkill on w84. And remember, dying is not a big deal.

Mine and bank iron ore just north of Yanille. Switch to a rune pick the second you can. If you have a kyatt? then you can use the Piscatoris spot, banking using rings of dueling.

You need the full set in order to heal, so you need to use the spear. You could just use it casually while training slayer, wielding the spear when you need to heal.

At level 54, he would get 72 xp per point he earns, so that probably isn't the best option. If he used sw, he would need over 350 zeal, which also would take a while.

When I cannoned greens, I used the place northwest of the skeleton mines, then I teled to bh and ran back. Also, you're better off banking both, and using the bones with a guilded altar, so that you can get more xp for the work that you do.

I'm not quite sure I want to give away my whole identity yet.

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I once did 500k mining xp in one day. Remind me to never do that again.

o I'll probably not hold a party for that, but I'll be sure to invite you to watch me get the xp.

A few things that come to mind when I think of real-world trading are that you start working in real life over a game, you begin to take the game more seriously, and you lose the essence of the game. While these are fairly similar, and often identical, they can be quite different: First of all, if someone wants to be rich on Runescape, they can simply work hard, killing green dragons, picking flax, or doing some other profitable activity. These are all fine and dandy because they require some work. You have to put effort into Runescape to reap the rewards of Runescape. The second you stop wanting to put the effort into Runescape is the very second where you start looking for easier ways. Going at the exchange rate of 1m gp = $5, you can make money on Runescape a lot easier if you buy it with cash, even if you work at minimum wage. If you make $7.50 an hour, you could, in theory, 'earn' 1.5m per hour, much higher than if you played Runescape normally. A lot of players would opt for this quicker option and start working to play Runescape. If you don't believe that people won't take this easy path, take a look at Runescape's history. Players will always jump on the easy way out. A few examples off the top of my head are the introduction of The Living Rock Caverns, which allowed miners to easily semi-afk, Choking Ivy, which allowed woodcutters to power through the xp without banking or dropping, and one final example is the release of Soul Wars, which, of course, gave players the ability to get combat experience without doing very much work (this has since been updated). Players literally jumped on these updates as they were released, sprinting headlong at an easier way to do something. If it became legal to buy Runescape cash, an untold amount of people would skip the hard work and purchase a few million gp. This will then lead into players taking the game even more seriously. We already have players that are obsessed with this game, to the point where they would cry themselves to sleep every night if they got hacked. By adding another element, the only element left, to Runescape from real life, we would make the accounts way too personal. Now, not only have we put our time and effort into these pixels, but some will put their own money. When you die and lose full Bandos, you won't have just lost full Bandos. You will have lost several real-life dollars. If one-hundred players would cry over losing 20m in a fictional game, then one-thousand would sob over losing $100 in a fictional game. This is not something we can allow to happen. If we allow to allow this to happen, we would lose the essence of the game. If everything becomes so easy to obtain because we can have just about unlimited amounts of cash, there is no fun. Some philosopher once said that the fun isn't in the destination, but in the journey. If we skip out on the journey, the destination is pointless. Sure, it would be nice to stare at a cashpile of 1b, but it would mean nothing to me if I didn't work for it. Now, you could make the argument that I did work for it, because I spent my hard-earned cash on it, but, in reality, it would have just been the spare money that I didn't use to buy food, water, clothing, and housing. I wouldn't work for that money, but I obtain it as I make money. So, in the end, I would not have worked for that large sum of pixel money, and I wouldn't feel satisfied by it. But that whole argument was beside the point. If I had 1b that I bought, I wouldn't have to work to buy all the dream items I want. I could get a godsword set, plus placeholders. I could then merch for a few months and buy a phat set. If I wanted those items, I would have to work for years for them, and I would be satisfied when I got them. I would be happy to quit. If I didn't work for them, I wouldn't feel satisfied, and I would keep playing. Ultimately, the major goal of all players is to quit when they're satisfied with their account. It is a proven fact that you are more satisfied by something that you work hard for. If you remove the hard work, you remove the satisfaction. And when you remove the satisfaction, you remove the fun. And when you remove the fun, you remove the game. In conclusion, when you legalize the sale of Runescape gold, you start a series of chain reactions in the players that buy the gold. First, they will start, or increase, activity involving the game in real life. Next, a deeper connection between real life and Runescape will take hold, and finally, removing all the fun from the game through a series of smaller chain events.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQYQTFudrqc I've had this song stuck in my head for over a month. I'm about to kill myself.

Very interesting guide. Hopefully it will clear up some misconceptions that a lot of players have about mint cakes and junk. Your investing guide was also very good. You should consider posting it here, if you haven't already.

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