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You wont ever need, for example, 3k antifire mixes though. Same goes for other mixes, the prices you estimate are only true when you're actually going to use the potion you make. I don't really see where you would use restore mixes either, since most of the time when you need restores you also need inventory space (boss hunting, jad, etc). I mean, I have 9k super antifires. That sure wasn't all profit. Unless I'm going to be fighting dragons 10 hours a day for the coming year.

Yeahh wouter wins the toadflax seed. Thanks for the posts everyone! Slightly less than 13 months since farming saru :mrgreen: , and yeah dod I remember that party like thing, suddenly you guys were all at ardy patch :P

:P Thanks everyone! And xano got the hoods wronggggg.

[hide=99 Prayer][/hide] [hide=99 Summoning][/hide] [hide=99 Hitpoints][/hide] So yeah as you might have noticed, I tried to keep my farm cape untrimmed in the first picture. Glitched overload boost into f2p by dying too. It worked, until I got 99 summoning :P. Forgot all about that, the cape trims after a 3rd 99 too of course. I slayed most of my charms, and bursted/barraged most of 85-95 mage. I have about 900 crimson charms left now to use for steel titans or something. Hitpoints xp is from slayer too, and prayer is a by-product from having to get 95 for turmoil. Ehm, rate it I guess. Either maxed combat or all 90+ next. Thanks for reading! Edit: Guess the hoods. First one to get it right wins a toadflax seed. Another edit - Got 13.46m summ xp, went up 3k ranks and rank 1150 now. Got 13.1m pray xp, up 6.3k ranks to 7850. :P

Some pretty nice achievements there, and good luck in the coming year! :thumbup:

Exactly. And that's also why those slower methods aren't worth it, because there *are* other options. Who would train runecrafting the slow way anymore if there was a pyramid plunder like option? Close to no one, only those who actually like runecrafting as it is now. So unless you like clicking herbs, it is perfectly reasonable to choose the more expensive option. I agree that it is ridiculous when people complain about herblore being too expensive though, they should either just train it or don't bother and save some money. Or, well, clean a truckload of herbs. I'm kind of wondering where you got your zamorak brew mix figure from, runewiki says they're a 22 gp/xp loss?

As far as I know, there are only a few methods to train herblore. Regular potions - fast, expensive. Cleaning herbs - slow, can be pretty cheap if you buy at the right prices, kills your wrists. Barbarian potions - slow, but can be cheap if you make the right potions. I tested making sup str mixes, and with caviar being unbuyable, making one would cost 3989gp and you can sell it (or I was able to buy it, not even sure if they sell at that price), for 3765 gp. That's 5 gp/xp, and if they're as fast to make as regular potions that would be around 85k xp/hour (~2k pots per hour). This is worse than cleaning herbs, so apparently the best way to train herblore is to click on herbs for hours on end. Yes, that would probably efficient up to 4m/hour or something, but I'd assign some value to your wrists and overall enjoyment of the game too. I wouldn't call 6-7 hours of cleaning herbs per herblore level at 90+ "smart and determined".

I haven't actually heard you mention a method to train herblore that doesn't cost hundreds of millions yet :P Like every method to train herb cheaply would either be proven inefficient because it's so slow or is cheap because opportunity costs aren't calced in. You could probably clean herbs and get xp pretty cheaply if you buy them at the right prices and sell at the right prices, but that's basically merching and you'll probably get some sort of wrist failure from all the clicking.

BETTER graphics? MORE "worlds" ? xD MORE spelling errors? I think it's travian, not travain lol

As slow as a godsword and worse stats, and a godsword is already worse than ss/zs. I don't think it is any good, but it might be better than v flail or something.

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How long does it take to mix a overload? You should be using your stew after stats reduce to give you like 30 seconds to mix as many potions as possible. Yeah I know, that was an average. I got ~12 overloads from a +4 boost and ~28 from a +5.

If you are going to stew, you'd be better off getting 93 herblore. I tried stewing with 92 and only got like 2 (3) overloads per stew on average. Getting 93 would probably triple that or something. Training herblore is really worth it, and if you're maxed combat anyway I'd say go for it. Maybe get extremes first and use that to make money for overloads.

Congratulations! May I ask how many krils you can solo per trip?

You could just use the golds, they're pretty cheap, you have them anyway and it's still only 4-5 hours or something to 99. What do you mean? You can get 2.5k charms/hour easily, up to 3k if you kinda concentrate. Would be 3-4 hours at most.

Good job! :thumbup: And a pretty nice amount of spirit seeds :P

You really really really want to get another crafting level, in 550 stews I got zero +6 boosts and about 34 +5 boosts :P Some pretty good progress here, keep it up!

[hide=97 Prayer][/hide] Pretty close now :-D

That's Mrs. Mordaut, the teacher. I can't recall the quiz master giving a lamp, probably because the previous reward was a mystery box which was rather worthless too and it's an easy random.

29.75 kilograms is equal to 291N in mass, and that would hit your head with a force of mass*acceleration of 291*9.81 = 2854N. Which would probably kill you yes :P 291N is weight, not mass. You just multiplied force by acceleration. Wait. Yeah, you're right. I kinda messed up with the english terms :mellow:

Grats draggle! Well. Yeah. It's harder to think of a creative post than I thought.

I used balmung during slayer on those dagganoth guardians with overload/turmoil, and got around 100k xp/h. Wasn't really paying attention, but still it's not that good. The high hits are fun but whip/defender is probably better xp.

29.75 kilograms is equal to 291N in mass, and that would hit your head with a force of mass*acceleration of 291*9.81 = 2854N. Which would probably kill you yes :P

You can't choose your life, bud. Oh yes you can. Or at least you can choose to add sugar or not, etc.

Nice total level, congratulations! :thumbup: