Codguy

I would estimate that you can probably make 1k enchantments an hour roughly. So maybe 65-80k xp an hour? Anywhere in there would probably be it, I'd say to be more specific, 70-75k an hour. So this seems as if it's the fastest method in the game.

If I were to be scammed by a friend... I probably wouldn't allow it because I don't allow people to wear my items or something unless they're in irl friend that I can easily pummel... Hehe :) But if a friend started doing some illegal, I would flat out tell them that they shouldn't be doing whatever it is, and really discourage it, if they continued, maybe even ignore them. If they weren't really a friend, just someone on my list that I never talk to, I'd kindly report them :) lol. But I can't report my friends that I talk to all the time, unless it's really bad.

They give a stronger def bonus and also +4 str rather than +2. I'm not sure how much stronger in def they are than rune, but they are stronger. I'd say they're worth the money if you don't mind spending 700k or so. Good choice on everything so far.

I'm not sure how much xp an hour you can get, but you can test it out. The Onyx Enchantment gives 97 xp normally, but in the MTA, enchanting gives only 3/4 of the xp. So with this, you'll be getting 72.75 xp per enchantment. To test it out, take a couple hundred cosmics and go there, and cast for some amount of time like 10 minutes. Then calculate that amount of xp by 6 to get your xp per hour. Also if you do test it out, take into consideration if you were to be talking with friends or something that would be distracting, so go at your normal rate, not a hardcore, "must do" kind of rate. Good luck! I have heard this is better than alching (best in the game besides the old PC I believe too, so maybe best now?).

All of the above are great options; alching, cursing (or whatever), and fire bolting. Cursing is very boring xp, doesn't give you anything back, but the only thing you're spending money on are the body runes. Alching can also be a tedious task, but if you make your own natures, you can profit, and you can make the bows as well (or whatever is being alched). You can socialize with friends or collect random things that are spawned. Just depends on your preference. Fire Bolting gives you a chance to profit and get various different drops. I find this fairly fun and if you get lucky, the profits can be amazing, and if you don't get any dragon drops, you only fall short a little bit, because blood runes and other rune items help make up everything. You could also do a bunch of Barrows runs using mainly magic (Magic Dart) and raise your level that way, and make quite a bit of profit on the way, or you could just use Barrows to make the money for one of the above methods, then use one of those. Hope you can find an efficient method, feel free to PM me if you need more help.

I'd recommend using prayer boosting armor such as monk robes, initiate or prosylite (I don't know the spelling, don't have it) armor. Also it'd be great if you were to get a Fighter Torso for a strength bonus, and you can either use a warrior helm or berserker helm. You could switch the helms and then buy a warrior ring (450-500k) instead of a recoil ring. And then as Deathlord said, you should try some more of RFD at least, like Addy or Rune Gloves at the least, the higher up, the better bonuses. If you have any other questions, feel free to Pm me.

Ok, so my first recommendation would do In Search of the Myreque to get the nice shortcut and boat. But if you don't do that then here are your options: 1. Suck it up and walk part way through, made that sound bad but I just walk when I can't run any longer, sure it does waste some of your food, but if you're a high enough level, you can survive a run, especially with prayer. 2. Train your agility, this way you won't have to worry as much ;) 3. Take Super/Normal Energy Potions, this takes up food space this way you keep running the whole time so you don't lose as much food as you would if you were to walk part of the way. 4. Use some of those 100+ Agility Potions you just mentioned when you bank, and then even take an extra dose to raise your level passed the normal for you. Well there you go, if you have any questions about anything else, feel free to Pm me.

Gold ores are anywhere from 500-600 each (I think you could buy them at 550 each, maybe a bit lower, if you find a good seller) and gold bars sell for 170-200 each. So you lose a lot, but it's really good xp.

I'd recommend getting the required level and then use a Summer Pie to back it up so you don't fail. As previously stated, it hits hard. I was at 64 Agility at the time and never failed any of the traps or obstacles needed for those quests that require high Agility. It doesn't take long to get the 3 levels anyways.

Overall, knives are better in terms of making. You only make 5 per bar, but with darts is you need feathers and logs too maybe? I haven't made them before. Darts hit lower but faster, knives hit slightly slower and higher. It comes close but knives are the better experience, so I would recommend knives. Plus if you buy the range item, you can easily find knives.

I had a couple of moments that were really great for me. When I beat Jad on my first try, yielding in a Fire Cape for moi. When I leveled up to 99 Attack. I got 90-99 within 3 weeks and was challenging some friends that I could do it, so it was even better than just a 99. Plus it was my first 99. Also when I picked up 10.5m worth of stuff from someone who died (stranger at the time) and gave it back to him. No clue he was a Tifer at the time, but now we're good friends :)

and so was Curse You, the player that was having the 99 con party. However Cursed You was banned for other reasons, not because of the glitch. What happened was that Cursed You was hosting his 99 Construction party (he was the first) and then he kicked everyone out and Duriel had the option to attack people still due to a glitch. So he abused this glitch that happened accidently and killed lots of innocent people, losing many valuable items. That sums it up. Plus it was on June 6th, 2006, commonly known as 6/6/06 or 666.

Bye nub :( good luck with school, it gets difficult sometimes :?

With only 1m, you won't get too far in Construction. To get to 65-70, you have to end up using 5m+ (guessing on that one, I've used around 8-10m at 70 Con, but some of that is improving my house), but to start up I'd recommend getting some planks and nails and make small normal things like tables and chairs, and just get rid of it and replace it. Then when you get to the higher levels (25-30?) start using oak (which requires no nails) and start making tables and chairs until you can make oak larders in the kitchen. This is how the majority of people train Construction. Pm me if you have more questions.

thats not true coz u dont burn sharks after 100 cookin, and Mf's are much lower in the table than sharks You still burn sharks (uncommon) when at 100 Cooking. But on topic to the question, nobody's absolutely positive how much it helps, but the KB says that it works with lobsters, swordfish, and sharks. It doesn't mention anything else. If it does make a difference, I didn't notice when I cooked a couple thousand on my way to 99.

Anywhere in the cave I believe, I don't remember ever getting randoms there. And also, you cannot get xp from single player activities in your house, sorry But to elaborate on your other questions, without Super Energy Pots, you can get about 1:00-1:15 minutes, and without you can get from 1:20-1:45 minutes. It depends on how much you run and where/when you start running. Without pkers and distractions, I can do 1:25 runs constantly - without pots. Also, oak planks, making whatever. Larders until 74 as people said.

That's irrelevant. There should both be Rapidshare and Megaupload for those videos, and they should work. Your stats are great for it, as long as you're 70+ range and 43+ prayer, you can manage it. If you need any strategy tactics or something you can't figure out, just ask me, I got mine my first try :)

I would have yelled, "Don't shoot, I'm not a duck!" The four names that automatically win for a name contest would have to be, Noob, God, Jesus, and Lol. God actually has ranked stats but never plays and is a free player. There are a few I've seen that I can't think of, but I like the Tif.er that created Hyt.

I usually base the p2p macroers off of how many are at Dragons - Blue and Green. Even though the majority of autoers are in f2p cutting down yews, the only thing that matters to me is dragons. So I haven't checked the Ogre Enclave or Wilderness in the past week, but things seem to be the same. Jagex mass bans every week, but every one or two months you'll get one mass banning where there will be literally nobody at Dragons or cutting/fishing. Just depends on how good of a week it is. Lol.

Solo Blast Furnace Guide This is a link to the Solo Blast Furnace Guide here on Tip.it in the Archive of Wisdom. I have used it for a good 3 or 4 levels (65-68 maybe?). You do profit, one solid level from where you are would get you maybe 50-100k profit (forget how much exactly). It'd be more using Mithril. I hope this will help you. It helped me to finally be able to make full Mithril armor.

Fire Giants (Waterfall Dungeon), Blue Dragons (Taverly Dungeon or Ogre Enclave), Black Demons (Taverly Dungeon), Hell Hounds (Taverly Dungeon). Those are a few that I commonly use my Hally for. Fire Giants are good for overall xp and money. Blue Dragons are great for money if you bank all the hides and bones, not as great for xp, but still not that bad. Kind of packed at peak hours though, so be careful for a good world. Black Demons drop good loot, but are slow to kill, I only fight them if they're a Slayer task. And finally Hell Hounds are decent xp, but are great for clues (they ONLY drop clues) so I usually go there for clues. Hope that helped you. Pm me if you would like to know more or more spots to use your new shiny blade.

You could kill Moss Giants or Lesser Demons on Karamja/Crandor and then go to the docks and fish some lobs and cook them there, without banking. This is how I trained in f2p (got 95 combat before switching to Members), this is now slower than the SoS creatures, but this way you get a plentiful amount of money (gp, mith/steel items, rune meds - bring some natures then). I made a couple mil (my main way back then) training there for a while. So I'd say Lessers for xp + money, or SoS creatures for xp by itself (more).

I used to Fire Strike the Lesser Demon in the top of the Wizard's Tower when I was f2p. I did this until... 60-65 or so Magic. I also brought runes to use Telekinetic Grab to get Rune Meds and what not. I'm sure there are others to kill as well. But a cheap way is Fire Strike/Fire Bolt, as people have mentioned.

I would suggest using Ogres (doesn't matter where), as stated above me by Master_Smither, you could kill them just east of Castle Wars, within running distance. Then at 70 or so Range I would suggest using Fire Giants in the Waterfall (if you'd call it a dungeon at all...). And then at 75-80 or so, you could kill Blue Dragons instead for a large profit. If you have the Slayer level, 70+ Range at Dust Devils is also very good (some of the best xp). Good luck Ranging! Pm me if you have any other questions.

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