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He asked how to nat run. Please post only if you are answering his question :| You can use the abyss. This requires a short miniquest and you can do it with any levels. Look here for more info. If you get 7 more summoning levels you can use a graahk, but your best bet at the moment would be with the abyss.

Throw all 10k cooked sharks back in at mid and you should still escape with a small profit if you did indeed get them at min.

Collecting potato cactus is awesome right now with the cactus being merchanted. I don't know hourly profit or anything... just look into it.

If it's clue scrolls, I recommend a dds or whip instead of the dragon scimitar. You run no risk of losing it, and depending on how many guys you fight, you'll want one or the other. The scimitar is just... blah. I actually had to buy one in the GE, something I wouldn't have had to do if you requested a dds or whip!

For instances in which you don't lag out, I think a few people have gotten to this before me... It's all about knowledge of risks. If you were standing in the middle of falador and got killed by a bug abuser, it is obviously not your fault because you had absolutely no reason to acknowledge a risk. However, if you are doing something like health transfer, knowing well that the tormented demons are waiting a few squares away to massacre you, you know there are risks and yet still press on. As to lagging out... this is like a surgery. Regardless of previous health and type of surgery, there is always a slim chance someone will die from a surgery, be it an unknown reaction to anesthesia or some other uncontrollable circumstance. In times like this, it isn't really anybody's fault. The surgeon obviously had no way of knowing that you would react to the anesthesia, neither did the anesthesiologist, and neither did you. It can also be compared to getting struck by lightning. There are things like staying near trees, staying off high ground, and such that can reduce the chances, just like you can make sure you have a good ISP and sound connections, but there is always that slim chance. In both cases, when it happens, it is nobody's fault. Blame it on the gods, lady luck, your rabbit's foot, or whatever you want.

This is "Rate This!". I think you're lost? :-s He meant the screenshots, videos, and sounds thread, and as much as I love jad videos, I must agree with him.

I agree. Ugly p hat. Get some lame 99s, because people respect stuff like 99 cooking and fletching nowadays. :thumbsup: Nice job, I love it.

That's like saying you can run faster than a car because you never learned to drive a car. Wait you mean I can't? Damn... And i tried setting it up, but no point really. Then if you can't help on a help and advice thread and are only going to fill it with your incorrect knowledge, why post?

That's like saying you can run faster than a car because you never learned to drive a car.

Did it work for you, Zokot?

I had the same problem! And it is easily fixable. Go to Control Panel -> Mouse -> Pointer Options Uncheck (or check) the box that says "Enhance pointer precision." The problem should be fixed. Edit: And I think I am going to punch the next person who says they can manually drop faster than mousekeys. Try to go down a column faster than this; I dare you.

Why not get 85 mining? It's only two levels, and members gives you access to a few more rune rocks.

Every time I see a level 138 porcupine-looking high level with his bandos, slayer helm, dfs, dragon boots, fury, and fire cape, I just think-- what a cliche. I would much rather see someone between levels 90-120 with a neat skill cape or outfit.

It is actually not well known that you can get over 50k experience per hour at piscatoris on a full world, dropping with mousekeys. I am level 78 mining, and I find that, at least for my level, that is faster than granite.

It's so fast at those levels... just make whatever chairs, book cases, or tables you can with oak planks.

Man, I remember you being one of the high levels when I quit. Times change, I guess. Welcome back!

Dragon hatchet. It is faster, and the clay hatchet isn't worth the time it takes to obtain.

Based on the pretty agreed-upon average 6.7 herbs per seed average, you make the following per seed planted: 1. Snapdragon: 20,026 2. Ranarr: 19,774 3. Kwuarm: 16,838 4. Toadflax: 15,705 I think any higher-leveled farmer who uses magic secateurs and super compost agrees that the average is higher than runescape wiki's estimate of 6.

Personally i would've been a little more patient. I would have left them a day or two on the G/E before you make the decision to trade them on again. Maple logs sell slowly, and willows don't sell at all. They both sell if you leave the on the GE. They aren't complete junk.

Oh gosh, you last two posters. :wall: You should get 8 runs in with 250k xp each, so that is 2,000,000 xp. The answer to the second is 10.5 runs and 2,625,000 xp.

What he said. You're a pretty cool kid, and you'll be back.

I think nostalgia plays a huge role in what Latios said about the early days being the best. Our crazy minds want to remember the good memories-- getting our first mil, getting our first "good" drop, and such-- much more than the more frustrating or bad ones. We think of the past times as a time of innocence rather than just a previous time where we couldn't achieve our goals yet. I know that, at least for me, the best time in Runescape is the present, and better times will certainly come in the future.

My new favorite task: Warped terrorbirds.

There was a recent update where Jagex made the 24-hour ones (not battlestaves) more like 23 hours so you could collect at the same time every day and not have to worry about slowly moving later and later. Yes...