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Any games, really. I don't play online FPS too often, though.

Here's what I have: 2.40 GHz Core 2 Duo 2 GB 1067 MHz DDR3 GeForce 320M 256 MB Windows XP What are some good games that would run smoothly with that hardware?

Here's what I have: 2.40 GHz Core 2 Duo 2 GB 1067 MHz DDR3 GeForce 320M 256 MB Windows XP What are some good games that would run smoothly with that hardware?

That's interesting. I would have never thought of that method.

I think it's actually under skills now. http://[Use Quick Find Code]/[Please Use QuickFind Code]?154,155,999,60798445,goto,500

I made a comprehensive guide of a method that I think works well. http://forum.tip.it/topic/262591-guide-to-harvesting-mort-myre-fungus/

Mining should be easy enough, a couple shooting stars or just a few hours' worth of ore for that. If you have a lot of patience, you could spin flax and make a decent amount of money for the crafting levels.

Going for all stats to 70 can be fun. I'm just going for 60 right now, but the monotony is at a minimum. Although, I didn't include Dungeoneering as a part of those stats; frankly, I think that might take a while.

Thanks. So does that mean I have to use my comp's default browser if I wish to make use of the Java on the flash drive?

I'm currently getting my skills over 60 as well, and I'm working on orange salamanders for Hunter exp.

From what I've seen on other threads none of those are great money-makers, but I would venture mining, as your fishing level is relatively low. Although, I'm not sure what the gp rate is for yews at that level; mining is really the only skill of these that I have much experience in.

I see, the grammar is a bit unclear. In that case:

I found swamp lizards to be pretty good xp; they got me from 40-50 pretty quickly. For crafting, I've leveled spinning bow strings, which may not be the most efficient way of training xp-wise, but it gives you decent money.

Look up ^

Thats a range, not a sample size Technicalities aside, there are only five people on this thread giving accounts of various RoW/token/defender statistics. All of the samples, as they could be called, vary greatly from each other (some had better results with(out) RoW, some took lots of tokens vs. very little tokens, etc), and as a result, a good statistical analysis cannot be made. Juhniz makes a good point that you would need a huge sample, i.e. hundreds or thousands of players' experiences with RoW and defender drops. And, as he also pointed out, even then only averages could be made as every player's drop rates differ.

I've seen this one. I ran into some difficulties when I created/ran the batch file. Didn't seem to do anything.

Does anyone one a good way of installing Java onto a flash drive so that when you are on a computer that does not have Java installed you can run Java applications (i.e. RuneScape) in your browser automatically? I have seen a few techniques elsewhere online, but I struggle with getting those to work. Thanks.

I've been doing various skilling lately, and I've accumulated various rocks. I didn't run a checklist of the rocks I encountered; I just put them in when I got a pair. It's possible I just assumed I got the rocks. Sorry for any possible inaccurate data.

The talisman part would have to be able to stand on its own to deserve a semi-colon. It does not, so a comma is correct. Oops. :? You're right. [Crew edit: Thanks for the correction. This has been fixed. :thumbup: - Speedyshel]

Runecrafting Guide, Tiara Section its' --> its If you wanna get really technical, comma after "pack" in the second paragraph as you have two consecutive introductory prepositional phrases. Altars: "The talisman not only looks pretty cool, it's also a compass." Change comma to semicolin.

Under the table where it says how to obtain the statue pieces from crafting, it doesn't mention spinning (flax into bowstrings). I got two from this activity.

I'm looking for a group of people that do regular shooting star hunts. My Mining level is 77. Thanks.

This may have been asked before, but is it more efficient experience-wise to mine with a morphic-tool pickaxe from stealing creation or a dragon pickaxe?

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Introduction: This guide explains how to efficiently harvest Mort Myre fungi, which can be used for potion making or sold for a large profit. Quest Requirements: Nature Spirit (to be able to bloom the fungi) Started A Fairy Tale, Part II (for use of the fairy rings) Skill Requirements: 47 Construction or 50 Construction 40 Magic 50 Prayer or 70 Prayer 52 Summoning (optional) You need 70 Prayer and 52 Summoning if you wish to implement a terrorbird to carry some fungus for you. The level 50 vs. 47 Construction requirement is just for an optional, slightly different method of house-to-bank teleportation. Preliminary Arrangements: First of all, you need to have a player-owned house (POH). In your house you will need a chapel room with an altar and a quest hall room with a mounted glory amulet and/or a portal room with Varrock as one of the teleports. Optimal setup is shown: Click to enlarge. If you are using a terrorbird, then you have to use the amulet method. If you are not going to use a terrorbird to assist you and wish to use the portal method, you also need to have completed the easy Varrock achievement diary and have switched your teleport location to the Grand Exchange. You will also need to have level 21 agility to crawl under the GE's northwest wall. Please note that the amulet teleport is a lot easier and requires less to implement. I only put the portal room teleport in the guide because it is another available alternative. Inventory and Equiptment: All you really need equipped is your Dramen Staff. Just don't wear heavy armor. You can wear pretty much anything else, though. I like to wear dragonhide. Wearing boots of lightness is completely optional; if you have them, you can wear them. Same goes for a spottier cape. Frankly, your run energy doesn't lower to below fifty percent at any time, so having a lot of weight reduction becomes superfluous. For the inventory have your silver sickle (b) and house teleport runes. Technically, house teleport tabs would save you two inventory spaces, but the extra cost makes it not worth it, or, if you are making the teletabs yourself, the extra time needed makes the tabs not worth the trouble. Using runes is easier. So, have about 20+ of law, air, and earth runes in your inventory. The Method: If you have the required summoning and prayer levels, summon a terrorbird. Make your way to a fairy ring and teleport to the Zanaris ring. Dial B-K-R to get to the Mort Myre Swamp. From the Mort Myre fairy ring, go south a few spaces to the other side of the little pond. The best place to stand to bloom the fungi is between the three logs as shown in the screenshot. For reference, the transporation icon in the minimap of the screenshot is where the fairy ring is. Click to enlarge. When on the square shown above, right-click your sickle and select "Bloom." You will get one to three fungi per bloom cast. If you are using a terrorbird, get a full inventory of fungus, store twelve, and harvest twelve more. I have level 70 prayer, so I usually have just enough prayer points to harvest 36 fungi per trip. Level 50 about guarentees enough prayer points to harvest 24 fungi. After filling up with fungi, teleport to your POH. Go to your altar and recharge your prayer points. If you use the amulet method, rub your amulet in your house and select the "Edgeville" option. For the Varrock method, teleport using your portal. Shown are the routes to from the teleport locations to arrive, bank, and use the Edgeville fairy ring to get back to Zanaris. Calculations: I timed that without using a terrorbird, one round trip of using the fairy rings, gathering fungus, teleporting and banking took me 2 minutes and 50 seconds. Without a terrorbird, I could harvest 24 fungi per trip. Using the terrorbird took 3 minutes and 45 seconds per trip, and I could harvest 36 at a time. Without terrorbird: 60 minutes / 2:50 minutes per trip = 21.2 trips per hour 21.2 trips/hr x 24 fungi/trip = 508 fungi per hour With terrorbird: 60 minutes / 3:45 minutes per trip = 16 trips per hour 16 trips/hr x 36 fungi/trip = 576 fungi per hour As the price of fungi fluctuates, I will let you do the calculations of profit per hour using these methods based on the current Grand Exchange prices. Notes: If choosing the Varrock teleport method, you can switch your house to building mode to save time as you won't have to open doors. Sometimes when harvesting with your terrorbird, a ghast can cover it up so it is not visible. Right-click to find it. You can make use of a Crystal saw to build an amulet mount at level 44 Construction if you don't have level 47.