Georgelemmons

yeah, what can you run now? What grade are you in? I'm hoping to break 2:05 at conference this Friday; my current PR is 2:06.3. I'm a freshman now.

There's a lot of fancy things you can do, but basically, just go out really fast, and stick with it. If you manage to get in front in the first 100 then just push it knowing that everyone is behind, you'll do great :P And dang, I should've done track in middle school. I live in Illinois, and could run ~2:11 800M in 8th grade.

2:15 is state qualifying?!? What state do you live in? I could've placed in that..

That's a fail, Pink.

I'd just like to say this: there's no way to make junk faster than making money. Junk is only useful if it's something you already have as the result of training a skill, like fletching or slayer. It's completely pointless otherwise. The time you spend making junk so you can loan out your whip and log off would be better spent earning money, and net you more profit in the end. Want money? Go to green drags, camp aviansies, tan dragonhide, w/e.

Quests finished: -Spirit of Summer (got 61 prayer from the bonus xp)

Mkkay malk.

viewtopic.php?f=180&t=772732 Do red salamanders until 80; the extra money earned from starting chinning earlier isn't worth the extra time it takes to get to 99.

Would a regen brace cover wildy damage as well (just from the course, not from revs)?

Okay, thanks.

That wasn't helpful. I realize it'll take a long time, so that's why I want to be doing it the fastest way possible.

I'm currently 54 agility, and would like to train to around 80. What are the most efficient courses at what levels? ~Thanks in advance.

Quests finished today: -Desert Treasure -RFD Final Fight

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Their prices are rather unstable, especially with the advent of clan merchanting. I think a santa would be a relatively safe bet if you can find a buyer before Christmas. If you can't, then you'll probably have to wait another year to avoid losing a lot of money.

The :lol: was supposed to show that I was kidding that dhallies would be a good way to train. If you can buy nats for 2 under market, buying and alching air battlestalves breaks even. If you buy pure ess at max to craft natures, or 2x nat run, then alch, 34 items become profitable or break-even, including magic longbows, which are extremely easy to buy.

I thought there was still a way to get it back... I think Maggie is still in the same place but her assistant moved to the Legends' guild... I'm not too sure on this.

http://www.scape-xp.com/runescape-high-alchemy.html Dragon Halberds alch for 75 profit :lol:

If you want to train it, wear the best range armour you can, bronze knives, and kill yaks on Neitznot. If possible, use void. If you want a guide on how to use range, here's an excellent one: RobinHoodie's Guide to Range Slaying

Thanks! I'm currently at 3/4 diamonds, and I'm basically at the entrance to the smoke dungeon and prepared for the race and the fight. It's just until I can spare enough time to get on.

On a Pvp world, you are counted as your F2P level unless you have a familiar or are carrying a pouch. So, if you are your F2P level and your friend is his P2P level, then the level gap can be greater (the 15% difference is still the same, though). EDIT: Your friend would have to be at least 105 p2p combat while carrying a pouch to be able to be killed by you if you don't have a pouch.

I think you missed a post there.

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