Sir_Squal0

Well i am now just a few points away from finishing my full range void outfit. And i was wondering if you could tell me your opinions as to whether i should use a crystal bow, or a rune c'bow and crystal shield. Both based on looks and usefulness for combat. Thanks p.s. - does anyone know if there is a good hunter guide on tip.it forums? iv browsed around but can't really find one. Hoping to eventually use this for cash.

Well i have looked through the tip.it forums player made guide but i simply cannot find one for woodcutting. It is like though that i simply skipped over it by accident so if possible could someone post me a link to a guide of some sort? Many thanks :)

Does anyone know the safespot at taverly?

Um i meant taverly sorry. But thanks for the reply. (my bad if taverly = evil chickens lair).

Can anyone tell me where the safespot at black drags is? And would i be able to kill them with sapphire bolts + black dragonhide + rune xbow? Thanks.

Z.M.I. is easily the fastest way to 91. And later on it can get pretty profitable. Here's a guide: http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?t=514084 Good Luck!

Yes well my was my rl friend... Don't you have someone you know in rl who plays runescape? if so im sure you would see that its very annoying telling them they have to turn around or whatever when you're putting your password in. It would also make them think you don't trust them (as i really don't just now.. i hate the guy. p.s. my pass was comprised of 14 numbers + letters, and trust me it wasnt obvious.

Well i have just lost my account as my extreme wa#&$ÃÆââ¬Å¡Ãâã of an rl friend took it. He really is a complete #$%ÃÆââ¬Å¡Ãâã. Before anyone says i must have been account sharing or whatever i must tell you that you're wrong, as im sure other ppl know how when u see some1 quite alot its hard to hide your password from them especially if they sit beside you often. And i know im an idiot but iv decided to start again, from scratch and not to moan horrendously about it. But still i am so!!!! angry!!! omg.... Well on my new account iv decided to just create a pure (i know i hated pures too but their fun as you rly dont lose anything in wild e.g. dds if you're not skulled), and simply enjoy the game. I can't say my last account was anything special; im not one of those players you would congradulate on their achievements. I just want to enjoy the game the way i can so please people dont shout at me and say that i hardly lost anything. So i was wondering if anyone knew of a good rc guide? i would just like a skill that doesnt require much money to do, has good rewards, can spend a good length of time doing and doesnt involve repeatedly clicking e.g. on a tree... This was a rant/help thread but i felt it more appropriate in the rant forum. Bye bye.

At the moment im only able to buy raw lobs for 240ea, and after using cooked lobs on ge iv found that i will not be able to sell them unless i sell at 201ea. This is very expensive....

Kk iv killed exactly 430 guards and still no clue. Should i take off my row? Does it make a difference?

Which would be faster for generating cash? And for levels 3 clues, would i be better off killing hellhounds or elves? Thanks

Just wanted to say thanks! first world i logged in had roughly 500 trout, 300 pike and 300 salmon. I wanted cooking as my first 99 but i wasnt sure how to begin easily. Anyway thanks! Im buying trout for 6 ea and selling for 2 ea. Those are in bulk.

I was wondering if anyone knows why my staking opponent is now only able to stake 200 gold, and i have been fighting people 5 - 15 levels higher than myself but i cant seem to get it to allow them to bet more. Also when you bet items it calculates its amount in gold and does that come under the 3k limit too? Thanks for any replies.

Can anyone post me the link to the tip.it outfit planner/calculator. I have looked around the site for a good half an hour but to no luck. Thanks for any help.

You should never trust that coordinator, always use the coordinates on the tip.it site that are in text format. They are often much more helpful, and usually always correct.