klankaos

Dragoon, you seem to like metal from what I've seen, and you've likely already heard of them, but... My second favourite band, Dream Theater.

It used to be 500K per hour pure profit, but I don't know, I've been away for two months or three now and I'm just getting back into it. It seems they've plateaued at a spot which would give you at least 350K+ though. EDIT: Hehe, I like phpBB3. In answer to the above post: That's a personal decision. However, I've always found nats easier to sell than laws. And if you're using a graahk, then you'll have to do it with natures, since you can't use a graahk for laws. Hehe, thanks, I hadn't noticed.

400K per hour is pure profit. With the graahk, use glories. It's right next to a bank. If you were to mine your own ess, the mage's guild is where to do it. I'd suggest using 28 glories, as it fills up your inventory with a slot left over for a games necklace, giving you max efficiency in recharging them, but that's not at all necessary. For Barrows, your highest level elemental spell should do you just fine. Slayer Dart is nice, but an air wave is perfect too.

No WAY would ANYONE EVER pay $60 for Runescape. Sure we might've all paid that over time, but everyone bought a single month first just to test it out. Nobody went full out and bought a year without ever having tried it. There's no way Jagex could persuade anyone but established players to take the plunge and buy RS for $60. And anyways, it's possible to buy members using cash mailed in. I bought my first few months that way, being too young to own a credit card and having parents that won't condone the use of theirs for buying time to play a useless game. I managed to convince them, but if that first few months had been a $60 lump sum, I never could've. It's simply not an option to make people pay that much.

Haha, and finally Ash realizes why they're so surprised. She's so bloody clueless it makes me want to hit her sometimes. :lol:

Runecraft! It's a fine moneymaker even with your stats, crafting natures either with a spirit graahk or just through the abyss. You can make easily 400K per hour, more if you're working hard.

You're just saving up your luck for a two-hilt-in-a-row drop streak. Don't worry, it'll come. Luck is a fickle mistress, and she'll turn her head your way soon enough.

I'm glad I'm not the only one. I'm the only one in my group of friends for whom music is such a release, and I felt kinda weird, like I shouldn't care about it so much, that it was stupid to get so into it. Now I realize that I'm not completely frickin' insane :lol:

Ahh, another point I meant to make. That's the truth - obviously people wouldn't just walk around naked all the time, clothes are too practical. But like you say, in the park it'd be kinda nice to lie naked on the grass without worrying about getting raped or called into the station for indecent exposure. It's obviously not like it's mandatory - nudity should just be an option that's available, rather than the norm.

The problem with it is that it hasn't always been the norm. Seriously, just think about it. If public nudity had been the norm since the day you were born, would you get aroused while you walked down the street and saw a naked woman on the other side? No, of course not. It'd be normal. If we made it so now, however, then there'd be no end to the problems it would cause.

I always spelled it Dagannoths, but I dunno. Anyways, that's the best one. If you can pick up Guthan's, all the better. There are so many of them, and they die so wonderfully fast. They're spectacular, especially if you can pull of a Slayer task of them as well.

To me, music is a huge part of my life. When I'm feeling down, or when I want to feel wayyy up, music can put me on a higher level, and just make me happy. It gets me amped for hockey games, it calms me down before I go to sleep, and it's just a huge influence on every part of my life. Music has such influences on my moods that it's almost like a drug to me. It's very definitely one of the most important things in my life. I know every word to every song I know of certain bands, and even after the CDs being beaten up so badly that they can hardly play, I still listen to them, and get the same enjoyment out of them I did when I first bought them. What role does music play in your life? How can it make you feel? What does music mean to you?

Random spam is uselessly random. Stop. On topic: I would take Saradomin. Armadyl makes an okay second, but honestly, its use is not spectacular when you consider it for anything beyond burst attacks, which are only really useful in PvP minigames, which are a seriously limited scope to be looking through. they're a very small portion of the game. While slaying, Saradomin can be the best healer and prayer potion combined ever, and can even let you use stat-boosting prayers much of the time if you get okay hits with it. While monster hunting, for extended battles or for killing multiple monsters, it rocks the socks off of anything else again, being like Guthan's and a prayer pot combined. The only thing it loses to Bandos in is possibly boss killing, but I don't know how effective Bandos is in lowering a boss's defence, so I wouldn't be able to make a judgment on that. The Zamorak godsword is even more useless than Armadyl, being restricted to really only Castlewars. So why would you even bother buying one of the others beyond Saradomin? Well, if you're really into PvP minigames, you might consider Armadyl, and Zamorak is good because of reduced price if you are a Castlewars fan. General use, however, Saradomin just kicks.

Well, if you're going by cost-efficiency, then you really shouldn't compare the methods for making the materials. After all, there are better moneymaking methods out there than either fletching your own arrows or making your own runes. If you're worried about cost-efficiency, then take into account how much the arrows/runes themselves cost, not how fast you can make that money back by creating the ammunition, because then you're looking at flawed logic. My personal favourite is mage, even though it costs more. Against most monsters, I've found mage to be far more effective for both high hits and utility, especially when I'm bursting rock lobsters. That alone would sway me to mage, but consider the other uses of mage. There's lunars for skilling, with eighteen million different useful teleports and another twenty million useful skiller spells at your fingertips. Ancients are amazing for any and every type of war you could ever want to make, from castlewars to monster slaying. Range is only good for combat, and while it may cost less than magic, money's easy to make back, and you can even do it using magic, alching things you make. Range has such limited scope that it's damn near useless compared to magic.

Lol...now, read a little. Yes, maples give more xp BUT they are longer to cut...Why do you think the best training in p2p (in which you keep the logs) is Barbarian Assault willows? Because willows cut very fast, giving much more xp/hour. Go read some guides, learn about the game, then argue. I don't go and tell someone they aren't right in a slayer guide, but I will in a fletching guide. Absolutely correct. The only reason to train on maples is for a little bit of extra cash, and to be honest, that's right down the toilet now as well, with them sitting at sixty each or lower currently. Willows are so much faster exp that nobody even bothers with maples any more unless they're misinformed and misguided. That said, even at level sixty, yews are horrifyingly slow money. For some people, sure it's okay, but there are such better ways to do it. Slayer and/or Runecrafting both give better cash at lower levels - hell, Slayer can be profitable from level one, what with herbs, seeds, and the occasional fire giants task or something of the sort. Runecrafting may be hard to train, but I'd still call it easier to hit 44 Runecrafting than 60 Woodcutting, and Runecrafting at around 50 is as profitable as Woodcutting in its nineties. It's fair easy to make 500K+ per hour Runecrafting at level 50, especially if you've got a spirit graahk to help it along. You can blow through the essence like you'll never do for yew logs, and they're as good money.

I prefer Barrows. Specifically Guthan's. The healing it provides me while I'm slaying is absolutely invaluable, and I can't keep up using a bunyip. I don't have a high enough defense level for that, and the healing Guthan's provides is so unbelievably useful in certain places, such as dagannoths, to name the best. And anyways, 9 strength bonus is damn near useless anyways, isn't it, I mean, sure two extra hits looks nicer, but honestly, when you're already hitting 25s regularly, it's not that much to hit the odd 27 instead. The defense that you get from any barrows armour is still more worthwhile than the extra nine strength. Any day, I'd take that extra defense. For higher levels it may be more of a non-issue, for sure, but the majority of players aren't high-leveled. So for the majority of players, any barrows armour is better, and Guthan's takes the cake. That's just the way it is.

Hey, it's no longer than mine. Anyways, we don't have too many of these to fill up a whole Times article. After all, you, myself, Hawkxs, Archimage and Langzor are the only ones really involved in the project. We could use five lengthy pieces of writing. Archimage, are you going to write a piece about yourself too, seeing as Hawkxs is heading up the project? I think that'd be a good idea - people reading about the Library need to know who you are, seeing as it's your brainchild.

Lol. I don't even drum, never owned a pair of drumsticks in my life. Listening to and playing music is my great passion, though, so I guess that's where it comes from.

Lol. Just read today's page. WEDDING?!?! I assume they both think Ash is getting married. Of course, as always, she's completely bloody oblivious to the situation. What a surprise.

Lol, sounds fantastic. Just write the damn thing already! :evil:

Because you'll never run out of bait. If you have enough feathers to last you all the way to 99, they'll be the same, but this way's faster if you don't. It's a marginal difference however.

Your cousin got lucky. There's no way to get the items back besides appealing to Jagex, who will never approve it. I feel bad for you, that's a solid chunk of money you lost there. Make him pay you back in RL food. =)

No, but it's really, spectacularly simple. Use ancient magicks, and bring along runes for as many Ice Bursts (or barrages, if you feel like using the extra cash) as you are planning on casting. Also bring about half an inventory of prayer potions and two rows of high-healing food, preferably sharks or the potato that heals 22s. I like to mage them in Ahrim's, but outfit is your choice. Once you've gotten to the room where the lobsters reside (I won't go into detail on that, as there are guides on that everywhere), you run out and wake up the first seven lobsters. If you attempt to wake up the eighth, it won't follow you all the way back to the safe spot, so don't bother. Using Protect from Melee the whole time, run back to the corner of the tunnel and wait for the lobsters to catch up, then run back to the ladder. Get two squares back, standing in the square next to the rockpile and the wall. You can also be one step out from the wall if you prefer. Basically just stand there and burst them. Pick up drops, rinse and repeat. Simple.

Okay, after reading that topic I'd agree with you. I never knew maples had dropped so severely in price - I quit RS just before they did, apparently, and I'm just getting back into the game. 10 flax and 5 fish is probably a good way to go, though replacing fish with coal wouldn't be terrible.

Hah. Thanks, guys, this is amazing. Stuck on the second screen. Wow. I love games like this.