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When I open my email inbox this morning, I found a bunch of "you're a winner!" and "get $1000 quick" type of spam. Knowing that these are dangerous to open, I deleted them at once. Then I realize how similar this type of social engineering is to the scamming tricks in RS. Since I care a lot for my RS character, I've learnt how to make my computer secure, and not to trust offers that are too good to be true.

Pure mage=no full rune But full iron works just as well. I use the curse method on ducks in Falaor, they don't get attacked by other people as often as the skeletons in Varrock sewer.

Someone tried to scam me through pm while I was around lvl 30, and my private chat is set to "friends" forever.

My definition of a noob: A person who does things just to annoy others, and has no respect for other players and the rules.

As an honest player from China, I find your pic quite offensive. :shame: Back on topic, if the gold farmers are real people who don't use bots, why does Jagex ask us to report them under rule 7? I hope they have enough staff to sort out the innocent skillers, who aren't part of such cheating gangs.

Killing chickens in Champions guild and bury their bones. It's almost as fast as burying at the wildy bone yard. For training magic, the best way is probably getting a water staff and earth runes, then cast curse repeatedly. You'll get all the body runes you need for free (most players don't take these), and earth runes are quite cheap.

"Luke, I'm your father." I get that a few times a week and it gets old. :wall: I'm not a fan of Star Wars, but that was what I was thinking when I create my account. BTW my rl name is not Luke.

96 combat, China

I get my own training food(trouts/salmons), and when I go to wildy, I 4-item and bring no food. So the only reason for me to buy food is to merchant, which I seldom do.

It takes about 2 hours to smelt 1k steel bars, just be prepared to face tons of random events.

The one next to the earth alter has fewer autoers (1 or 2) than others from my own experience.