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Instasold leviathan ring 411k

You can stop at 94 and just use boosts to make your overloads. God banner gives you +2 for half an hour. This should save you a pretty significant sum of money.

Stop at 94 and use a god banner to get +2 for half an hour.

Try some things in Dominion tower? Idk. Muspahs are lv150 and are quite easy to kill (but require Fate of gods) That worked nicely, thanks!

Actually, this is really bothering me now. I can't find any monsters with combat 130+ outside of bosses (which I don't fancy camping for 50 kills).

Airuts are 122. Of course, I know this because I used to kill them for Rampage Mk XIV and now I need to find something else. <_<

Tetsu body instasold 6.2m. Scrimshaws of Cruelty and Elements both sold at median after a few hours. Instasold an Elements and a Vampyrism at 752k and 775k respectively.

I think they have good intentions, but don't really understand what their players want.

Insta death lotus top 3655k

Instasold Tetsu Body 4758k.

Why exactly do we need higher tier tools? Everyone just uses the best one anyway and there's no real difference between them.

Well the issue with novice quests is that you can only do so many of them before you stop being a novice. You don't spend a lot of time at that tier.

Instasold 8 scrimshaws of cruelty for a total of 10.8m

Sold Leviathan at 600k, Reefwalker 1600k. Man, pearls are worthless, aren't they?

Scrimshaw of cruelty instasold at 1.4m.

Firemaking has received more updates than construction, that's the one skill that really needs attention. Besides the fact that you're completely missing the point, construction has a major overhaul already in the works, and firemaking, as far as we know, has nothing planned at all.

The quests we've gotten to continue existing secondary storylines have been extremely disappointing. Sixth Age storylines are bigger and more exciting, and they have a much better track record. (Battlefish? Seriously?)

Elements goes for 1.6M++ Woah, not bad.

Because it warps the incentives of the game. See also: prestige.

If you have a short window of time to send your ships out in the morning, shaving an hour or so off the voyage times is extremely relevant--a ship that arrives ten minutes after you leave for work sits idle in your port all day.

If there are other good special missions to do instead, I could see it. The story missions only happen once, and they aren't going anywhere; you're not really missing out.

So basically if you have an unupgraded slayer helm it drops normally. But if you have any upgraded slayer helm whether it be tier 1-3 it gets completely destroyed? I do not think that's fair at all. But otherwise there's no risk at all. You'd be able to get it back absolutely free, just by paying for 1.6m gp's worth of components! If it didn't cost more than a full set of Barrows armor, it would be unfair.

...You're criticizing the update because the interface is too well-designed?

So I literally just now read the "Quality checklist" section of my Technical Writing textbook, like right before I saw this guide, and almost everything you've got here is practically straight off that list. Nice. :thumbup: I agree with Quyneax on all points, and I'll further stress the importance of visual components. Not just images and videos, but also tables and charts and stuff. How the information is arranged and presented is almost as important as the information itself. Break up your paragraphs with headings and subheadings. Use bulleted lists where appropriate. Highlight key phrases with boldface. A nice, laconic tl;dr section summing up the main points is often a good idea.

It's for the smithing skill. When I kill monsters I pick up gems, bars, ores, etc. so I can use those things later on to make things. You might try the Brimhaven resource dungeon (80 dungeoneering). It has steel dragons and an anvil, so you can smith them into throwing knives (or whatever) on the spot.