Fairness

"This is just an illusion."

No. Having a decent mage all the normal teleports I have unlocked (excluding teleothers), so the only point for me to use them would be if I was on ancients. Switching spellbooks for me is too much a hassle though.

These topics are pointless. It would be much better to estimate the time and money spend on your skills and then add that to the calculation. Which I don't wanna do... Some people might have 300M and then they just don't wanna spend it getting some buyable 99's. Some people spend any cash they get, saving up for only 1-2 more expensive items.

B for the first one. In the second scenario, if I could craft the runes it would be B as long as it would be a large amount (like, not 20 or 30). As it is now, or if I was training something fast it's got to be C. And here, the only reason I'd choose B is if I wanted RCing exp. It's like, you could mine and smith your own equipment to save some money, but you could whip out your optimum moneymaking method, get mad riches/hour and buy the stuff to save more time and thus more money. That's not really laziness.

Proper *coughcough* Relatively cheap ranging gear or 1 or 4-iteming. Then sometimes I would make a lot of money, buy the best stuff I can and invite a friend. Once I actually profited on that, other times I became too chicken at one point.

Well, my favorite skills back then were mining and smithing. Mind you, I still like doing mining, just not training it, and sort of similar with smithing too. So guess what I did: mined copper and tin, smelted it, made bronze items, then sold it to the general store. That way I made up to, I think, 4k in a shorter time.

I report the following people, unless they have absolutely no levels and skills whatsoever: -People who spam @@@@@@ and similar. Let them burn at the stake, good riddance. I hope you get banned. -People who spam some RWT website. Nobody advertises the ones that aren't virus-ridden, and should I ever want to RWT for some obscure reason I know where to go, thank you. Just leave. -People who do stuff and then ask to get banned. Let them. If they stole the account, then that's beyond help already. -If I'm waiting for materials or something, and I see someone going "Ur mum *****" or similar, to the garbage can with him. -If someone is a general annoyance to me, and in an idiotic way (not like very newby, those I just shake off somewhere if they don't listen), then I will resort to any kind of wannabe-moddery, even tricking them into breaking the rules, just so that they'll feel it later. Don't lie at the age selection screen next time without the smarts for it. The rest (pitiful scammers, obvious botters/autoers etc.) I don't bother with.

People won't use FoG items for PvP just because of the fact that they constantly have to play FoG to recharge them, which isn't a dream occupation for most.

I was ranging black unicorns for their horns and ranging exp together. Then some guy comes up to me. He says the following: "The wildy is coming out in 10 mins!" "I'll wait here and destroy you" (at this point I go "Oh, it all makes sense now.") "Lmao brb" "Gonna find a revenant" 3 minutes later he's begging me to repair his grave near the bandit camp or whatever. I laugh maliciously.

Eh, nothing much really. Other than having 60 or so tinderboxes in my bank, I don't really attribute my stuff much value. Except those I use as the tab icons, I'll never let those go.

I'll 1-item with a weapon if possible, if not, I'll wear the best dragonhide, crossbow and stack of bolts I can use and then - bombs away!

The Gnome Stronghold, a nice place with lots of stuff to do there or in the vicinity.

A, B and C in this order - pretty logical.

Probably around 5-6, and then I felt exhausted. Of RS, mind you, after a bit of break doing some healthier things I resumed computering. Just not RuneScape that day. I can really concentrate on RS for some time, but not for that long. (And that 5-6 is with a few 1-2 min log offs when I'd stretch myself or get a drink.)

1. Ban the guy who said that. 2. Remove BH, reinstate PKing into the wilderness but with a few adjustments to combat RWT and remove the trade limit, like some guy above me said. 3. Make everyone download the RS client and put an anti-bot program in it. 4. Hire an army of people to manually watch over would-be RWTers. 5. Generally fulfill my wishes, including cutting down on randoms.

Instead of calling them a noob, I say something witty. And that to any people who I deem stupid.

I dub thee Mr Moron, or "Do we go kill Obo together?"

Smithing all the time.

None of the classical sense whatsoever. When I was level 15ish though, sporting my new steel equipment or similar, I went in the wild and got bsed. I ran, but some people ganged upon me and there, I lost my new fortune. It didn't strike me as big as a loss since it was partly self-made. :mrgreen: A pity I had to start a new acc later.

2 days of no-life got me from 1 to 63. Thanks! Btw, which guide is the best one around here for chins?

Finally a way of training magic that eliminates all the problems that all others suffer, which means at least one of: -High costs -Carpal tunnel -Massive boredom Thanks! It might look useless but this is a stroke of genius :mrgreen:

Are chaos druids reliable enough? My current way of moneymaking isn't... and it's not even very good... Agility, I was more interested in some kind of a mini-leveling guide. Which places at which levels.

Okay, 1. What is the fastest way to train agility from 1-99? 2. Does someone know of a member training method that doesn't require much skills and can get 150k+/hour? Thanks in advance!

I don't believe in "that one lucky drop". If I don't want that monster any more I don't care if I "would have gotten" all the visages/whips/dragon items of the world in the next drop.

^Deserved it. Just because you used bad grammar that doesn't mean some idiot won't fall for your sarcasm. Tried too hard. Why not just say that the Earth is flat? Worked for me at one point.