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Ah, yes. I've read Wakka's guide a few more times than I'd like to admit. :lol: I still can't get mousekeys to work properly on Windows 7. It will skip random amounts, instead of skipping consistently.

That's what I've been starting to think. I've been chopping Ivy for the past few hours, and it just doesn't seem as fast. (although I don't have solid evidence) I have another question. (which is why I love the tip.it community: infinite answers) Either way, is there any particular set up for mousekeys to work on Windows 7? (or can someone point me in the direction of a guide?) Ever since I got my new computer, I can't get my mousekeys working right.

So often it's painful. :lol:

I'm pretty sure Zaaps owned me on this topic some time last year. He broke it down into math, and in the end, the numbers were better for AZs.

How would you recommend I achieve that?

Well, so far we've got: - Woodcutting to 99. - Herblore to the point that it's no longer my lowest skill (assumed) - Monster hunting for "fun". (which it's not) - Slayer for... fun? :blink: - Questing. All but the first and last are my least favorite things to do, believe it or not. (with crafting in a close fourth. ugh.) Back to the point (kind of), is ivy faster than teaks? I stopped wcing almost a year ago, so I really didn't pay attention to the updates for it. Side note: I'm pretty good with being able to pay very small amounts of attention to something while still actually playing. I generally watch movies with the sound (on RS) up to know when anything significant happens.

I like your train of thought! (and your response time) But, you gave me an addition to my first post: What are good methods for achieving proposed goals? Thanks in advance. (and I REALLY gotta go now) :-D

I have tonsillitis (unimportant). What IS important, however, is that I'm getting them taken out, and consequently, missing 2 weeks of school. To keep my mind off of my probably painful throat, I'll be playing Runescape. You're probably wondering what the question is. Here goes: What would be a good set of goals to accomplish in two weeks? I'm willing to dedicate significant portions of my time to Runescape, but I'm not really a goal-oriented person. I'm curious what the Tip.It community thinks I can get done. Now I'll be gone for a few hours (probably several), and I hope to have a good amount of ideas to read over when I get back. :thumbsup: (click on my name at the side for stats)

You can even leave it in your bank, and you'll still fill it up.

You... make perfect sense. Amazing analogy. :thumbup: Back on topic, if I ever got Bandos, it would be because it looks cool. If I ever have the money to throw around, I'd probably buy it. Barrows is fine until then, though. ;-)

Me too! It's a good way to escape from the tedium of most other skills. (in my opinion) As far as making money goes, I find Runecrafting to be very rewarding, and that in itself makes it fun for me. ^.^

That's very much the case.

My apologies to both Cptbaker08 and 12pure34. I lose very little energy per run, and keeping super energy pots banked just in case seems to be significantly more efficient than using the Oo'glog pools. Thank you both for correcting my poor crafting habits. :lol:

I have 61 agility, and i find myself needing energy quite often. I'll try both of these options, and see if I like them better. And by the way, I love the Phillip DeFranco show. ;) Many thanks for the continued effort to change my mind. :)

Personally, I'd rather go to Oo'glog every six to seven hundred essence and recharge my energy than have to rest or worry with pots. Pots or the charter method don't seem worth it economically, regardless of how efficient. I think I've settled on what I'm going to do, and I'll share just for the sake of somebody's potential curiosity. I abyss craft using glory amulets to tele back to Edgeville after each run. When my infinite energy runs out, I use duelling ring tele to Mobilising Armies, run east to Oo'glog, recharge energy AND hp, and glory tele back to Edgeville; rinse and repeat. About the loss of potential exp, I think the two minutes it takes me to recharge would produce a negligible amount of extra runes/exp when used in conjunction with resting, if that method is even more efficient. Thank you to everyone who replied, and this topic may be locked whenever.

For a bit more information, I'll be doing this for Runecrafting. I'd like to waste the least amount of time while I get to Oo'glog to recharge my energy. From the research I've been doing (without actually timing it myself) it's either: slayer ring to Fremennik Slayer Dungeon, then fairy rings to Feldip Hills; duelling ring to Duel Arena, then glider to Feldip Hills; or duelling ring to mobilising armies. I'm not sure which is fastest, though. :???:

Self explanatory title. What is the fastest way to get to Oo'glog?

"The 33,300 experience given refers to every single stealing creation piece, whether it be a helm, weapon, body armor or leg armor. Wearing the whole set will make each piece seem to degrade slower but it will always give the combined total experience of all pieces." Source. While it's not the page for mage hat, I'm sure the same rules apply.

Sc Claymates is a good one. Fast Sc123 and Quick Sc123 are also good alternatives. There was one point in time where I averaging almost 6 tools an hour with Fast Sc123. Good stuff. :thumbsup:

Each Sacred Clay Hammer will give 50,750 experience. Source. :thumbup:

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The quest for the enchanted water tiara is 'Dealing with Scabaras'. I very much doubt that a lvl 58 would be able to complete this quest, and the prerequisites for it. [i haven't even done it yet.] I really have nothing to contribute to the topic of mining, though. :)

At lvl 59, double cosmics through the abyss is a pretty solid source of income. :thumbsup:

Here. Under 'Estate Agent decor'.

That I don't know. I wouldn't even know where to begin to do so. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. :(