Obtaurian

I was born 1990, so EPIC FAILURE. -22/10 ... But seriously, I used to have little respect for people with Fletching or Cooking capes, and I've changed my mind recently. Whatever your reasons were for getting those 99's, you completed a personal goal. So 10/10 for doing what you set out to do.

You. You don't need a GE on your phone. But this is very handy for merchants. =D>

Kalphites are some of the best Slayer experience there is, and Dust Devils and Fire Giants are quick experience with decent enough drops. Slayer really is the best way to get melee experience. Have you unlocked the point system? Do that as soon as possible. Slay on.

Very nice! 10/10, those are some real achievements. :)

Verac's Brassard. Sold it for my first whip. One of the best days I've had in Runescape I believe. :lol:

Ah! More essential info that I missed! It's been added. =)

Ah thanks for the ROW tip. How would you suggest I go about tanking them?

I was thinking about going for 99 Range, as it's one of my favorite skills. So here's the plan, and I want to know roughly how long it would take, and if there's a more effective yet similar method. Range: 80 Defense: 84 Prayer: 60 HP: 85 I'm going to range Avianses with range protect prayer. I'll use emerald bolts, and I'll be equipped with the following: Full Void Unholy Book Saradomin Stole Snakeskin Boots Accumulator Rune C'Bow ROW (I do not have an Archer Ring) I'll use the profits from the adamant bars to buy chins to use at Ape Atoll (once it's fixed of course). So. Will this work? Can I do it in a relatively decent amount of time?

Your Barrows armor provides more than enough defense, especially at your Slayer level. Use one of your Rune Defenders. It's more efficient, and it'll allow you to kill more quickly so that your target has less of a chance to damage you. ;) 10/10 for your balanced skills, but definitely improve your Slayer equipment. And as for an Obsidian Shield; it's worth the investment, as it has a variety of applications. If you absolutely refuse to use a Rune Defender, then spend the money to buy the shield.

:lol: But yeah, that's terrible. That means my quest cape is on hold as well. #-o

Very impressive. 9/10 for doing something you enjoy. Not to mention that lovely cash pile and the 17k golds. All from Ice Giants and Lessers? Insane.

Sell your Dragon Legs and buy Torag's, especially if you're going to be training Slayer seriously. Otherwise, not bad. 6/10.

:roll: Very well done. You learn something new everyday! I can always appreciate a clever application of mathematics.

A friend of mine recently crafted enough runes to buy full Bandos. I asked what he crafted, assuming it was natures, and he surprised me by saying that he did laws through the abyss. In my opinion, natures are only worth it at 91 Runecrafting. Until then, there are better options.

QFT. Any man with a quote from Varg Vikernes in his signature demands attention and respect. Or a straitjacket. Either way.

I have no opinion one way or the other when it comes to how a person trains any one skill. If they spend 150m to get 99 Smithing, then so be it. If they mine every ore, then that works too. It all just depends on what's more important to you. I, however, train my skills only when I need to use them. If I need food, I fish and cook, if I need potions, I throw them together. I also train skills when I need to reach a higher level in order to use something or do a certain quest. My favorite skills are Slayer, Summoning, Farming, and Mining. I regularly train these skills because I find them to be fun and relaxing. Combat is my favorite aspect of the game, and so the only 99's that I'm actively pursuing are Slayer and all other combat skills. In conclusion: do what you need to do, and have fun doing it. If spending that 150m on Smithing is fun for you, then by all means. Just don't forget to have fun.

Haha, I loved that song when I was younger, so that was pretty entertaining. Good job. =D>

I remember when members came out, I would hate crossing white wolf mountain because of the big wolf. So whenever I wanted to go to Catherby or Ardougne, I would make sure to stay there as long as possible, so that I didn't have to meet the big wolf very often. If I ever did a quest that made me go back and forth over the mountain, I would give up cause it was just too stressful. ^_^

Not sure anyone will get this but... "BAANNKKAAAIIII!!!"

I honestly thought this update was OK for Runescape. I read everything and thought, "well this should cut down on a lot of problems, and in time, we will all learn to cope with and accept these changes." But then I saw that it effectively ruins monster hunting. The only part of RS that provides me with endless joy and longing. I'm sure Jagex will fix this, but it is amazing that they overlooked it in the first place. This is the first time in my seven years of RS, that I have ever been let down by Jagex.

Congratulations! I always thought you were pretty amazing because of the way you leveled your account. Good luck in your future goals, especially with summoning coming up!

What is a B.O.B.? :-k Other than that, nice attack level!

9/10. For two weeks, that's pretty cool, especially since your two weeks have given you a mining level higher than mine, at 7 years! :shock: Get 85 mining, then start smithing.

You can't blame people for the initial reaction of "drop trader!". Pures/skillers get a bad rep from other pures/skillers. But on the other hand, your friends do not need to throw tantrums and flame other people for their opinions. Now onto the rating. Skills: 1/10 Merchant/Gambling skills: 7/10

I completely agree. While it could possibly cut down the amount of RWT in the game, it would completely destroy what Jagex intended the game to be. They constantly stress that in Runescape, we are all equal, and are offered no advantages over our fellow players. The only advantages we get are what we work for in game. Bottom line: the bad would far outweigh the good, in my opinion.