Hedgehog

By doing the quesrs for glacors you've pretty much done every quest needed for the 6th age ring. Comp is extremely easy the only xp waster islivid, eveything else is quick and give decent benefits. Plus it looks decent and max cape looks rubbish Livid isn't xpwaste since it does technically give experience. Also if you wanted to be more efficient there are many simple ways to incorporate experience into livid farm, not limited to cannoning suqah's (not sure if this is still viable, haven't done suqahs in years) and fletching bolts to name a couple. Livid farm takes 45 hours and gives 1.85m magic xp, 1.5m farming xp, 600k crafting xp, 300k construction xp, and 275k agility xp. That's a waste of 40 hours.

It's not efficient at all, but it only adds about 80 hours at most excluding tasks and quests. The only skilling method that I can think of that requires a significant quest is glacors, which maybe accounts for half of the total questing time. If Prifddinas ends up being all it's cracked up to be, then you could count off a lot more quests. I guess the conclusion to draw is that if you're going for 200m in all skills, you might as well also get a comp cape because it just doesn't take that long.

I've never had any problems with taco bell.

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I just did some research on this. His max hit with fire breath is about 4k. Antifire reduces damage by 50%, which is consistent with what you experienced. Protect from magic also reduces damage by 50%, which would reduce the damage to about 1k, which is also consistent. So either you forgot to activate protect from magic or antifires don't persist after log out.

Antifire wears off when you log out. Also the King Black Dragon is a guy

A runescape second is 2 ticks

Not at all. 4 skills make up 50% of the time it takes to get 200m in all skills.

You're 2000 hours behind 0men wolf and he has 20m farming xp.

I wouldn't be surprised if all of that stuff migrated from divination to inventor when it's released.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AldEhLOK6ejJdDh6Zm0xTDVQSWE3eHdZdEd6anY1aFE&usp=drive_web#gid=0

Torva

Regarding visages: You can buy 10 per 4 hours They give 2,000 xp each You can make 456 per hour You lose about 50k per visage At 5m gp/hour, you produce 950k xp/hour. You earn 120k xp/day.

Basically, they permanently banned you because they thought that you deserved to be banned forever. All you can do is make a new account. Are you sure that's the hard and fast truth and not just the PR response...? It's the PR response, but the support team seems to stick to it. Also it's worth mentioning that the OP wouldn't have been banned if he only actually botted 100k-ish xp. It sucks to accuse someone of lying, but Jagex just doesn't ban people for running a bot for less than an hour.

Well, Jagex designed the game for skilling to not be profitable. It was only profitable for a while because it had a couple of extremely overpowered methods. Skilling won't be highly profitable again unless Jagex redesigns the whole game or they release a new overpowered method.

Then what kind of scaling do you want? It sounds like you want linear scaling, which doesn't work at all.

It's not really bad wealth disparity, though. There's nothing stopping poorer players from earning more money. It's not like the real world where there are legitimate reasons for having a low income. The model of flipping and doing dailies while training your skills is a guaranteed way to at least afford gear to kill the profitable bosses. It's been that way for a long time. Ultimately, if you're poor in runescape, it's because you didn't put enough time into the right things. It's not because of inflation. It's not because of expensive boss drops that other people are getting. It's not because skilling is unprofitable.

Dw zaaps it's a lot better, you just gotta figure out a setup that works for you

Unfortunately, you don't have a chance of getting your account back. From Jagex's permanent ban FAQ: Basically, they permanently banned you because they thought that you deserved to be banned forever. All you can do is make a new account.

Yeah, you can level and increase your income so quickly that it's not even worth thinking about the low-level bosses. Just train slayer and dungeoneering while flipping and you'll be able to fight high level bosses before you know it.

Waterloo makes you state your major when you apply, so they can balance the gender ratio a little more. At my school, you just apply to the university and then pick your major once you're in. Our engineering college is almost 80% male.

Because I'm an engineer