Peterblue

There is the same deal with Halo. I had an argument with my brother. While I agreed with him that the campaign was more original in Halo 1(CE), my point was that Halo 3 was simply better. He even tried to state that the Halo 1 Multiplayer was better than Halo 3ès. Having recently played Halo 1, I knew what it was like. Nostalgia didnèt protect it from me not liking it. So, the point is, him not having played it in 4 or 5 years made him think it was better than it is.

steel bars.

I believe I found it: Model #: m8327c Product #: KE637AA-A2L Serial #: MXF7510H1B Software Build #: 81NAv3PrA3 Service ID #: 072-908 PCBRAND: Pavilion

Yup. Store bought. I can give you most of the general specs, as I was asking the people in another forum if it was a good deal. (I don't know the specs because I'm not really that interested in hardware) HP Pavilion. 22 inch LCD. AMD Athlon 64x2 6000+. 3.0GB DDR2 Memory. 640 GB Hard Drive. Vista Home Premium(although I could probably get XP). Lightscribe DVD +/- RW. Geforce 8400 GS 256 MB. TV Tuner/PVR/Remote(why would I need this?). Costco Warranty. If you need any other stuff let me know... I really have no clue. Also, this is pretty much a copy+paste, and my PVR question hasn't been answered yet, but I'm not really worried about it.

Stats of what? There is an ultimate guide on this, located here. It is the most suggested one. The difficulty of obtaining, from hardest to easiest goes Blue, Red, Green, Gold. Greens are not really that great for training. If you want them, Jellies drop a lot, and there are probably a lot more monsters that drop them. Apparently(I got this from Kent's guide, which I was reading earlier today), green's are expensive(shards, maybe secondaries), which is why they aren't great for training. Also, blue are too rare to camp for, and it's more of a thing to watch out for then seriously farm(get it while getting other charms). Kent's guide has pretty much everything you need to know.

I found my favourite so far, because I got it as a drop one day. Then I checked out the graph, and noticed how much profit I could make with it. As a hint, the lower levelled armours and weapons are very stable.

Sorry, but how would I go about that?

Well that depends. 1) How difficult is it to get the first time? a) High Leveled If you are a high level, it is much easier to do Tarn's Lair than Haunted Mine. The traps and monsters will prove no real threat, and you can just run by. B) Low Leveled Haunted Mine would probably be easier, but that fight with the Zammy Spirit might equalize them. 2) How difficult is it to reobtain? The Regular Amulet is much harder, since you practically must redo the entire quest, while a Slayer Ring teleport deals with getting the Diary back in 30 seconds or less. I'm pretty sure you actually need a Salve Amulet before you can do Tarn's Lair. As in Tarn's Lair doesn't provide a substitute to Haunted Mine. So you have to do both. Also, with Tarn, do not go with your personal preference between mage and range, go with whichever one's stronger. For Tarn's Lair, at level 80, the only hard part was getting past the mage skeletons. The final battle was amazingly easy, because I managed to trap his bodyguards behind him. For the Spirit in Haunted Mine, I found the battle amazingly hard. First time I used my level 50 range, and got him down to around 1/4 health before having to run away, and second time using my 66 range I got him when I was at 14 hp, no food, and WHILE teleporting away(click, fire spell, teleport). I had to run all the way back to pick up the book.

its just the fact 90 percent of miniclippers acted like idiots. and yes i made that percentage up but majority of miniclippers were idiots. they seemed to have matured as of late Lol, not quite. Have you ever posted there? The bulk of the users during those times are some of the best I know. I made so many friends there, I'm strongly against the idea that people there act like idiots because I know from experience. They're not, and you are for just saying that with 0 justification. Maybe the miniclippers on the forums were not idiots, but the ones in the game were. Also, I just saw a save of an old runescape forum page, and it seems that we have gotten smarter as a group since around 2001... The owner(Andrew, or Paul) was the only one who could actually spell ANY words correctly, or had even heard of grammar, punctuation or spell check.

I think it's not that people are trying to be helpful, it's just that they've got past the point of thinking these types of names are cool, and want to point it out to you that they are not. Uber = great, good, something along those lines. leet= type of hacker, originated with Pirate Bay, or something like that, I believe. Signified you had extra access to pirated programs and music, etc.(might have been just programs). And, also, I highly doubt anyone reported your post or else those names wouldn't be there still. And Realm knightt sounds the best.

http://www.slash7.com/pages It was forced on me to read this when I was 13 or so. I was playing one of those tight knit games where the games secondary to the community. It was a mainly IRC community, with a Wiki for information. Eventually people got pissed off about telling me to going to the wiki all of the time, and gave me the link. And then I read it and nearly cried. It was very touching(just joking about that, but it made me look at myself in a new way, and I've become, hopefully, more well educated since).

Your username could be classed with your suggested names, as well. And, also, do you even know what leet means? Or uber?

thanks thats a great resource! :thumbsup: Yes, thank you for adding that to this conversation... :D And, also, you should actually clean your herbs that you have the level for. They are often around 200 gp higher on the GE clean than unclean.

I really like how, in this topic, it seems that the dads have the worst spelling and grammar out of everyone. I wonder what causes this.

There is no cheap fast way to train smithing at all. I personally did it on my other account until level 50 using steel bars, and never will again. Ranged is *pretty much*(it sill has its uses, but I think it is much weaker than melee) useless in F2P. If you haven't already, try iron arrows at minotaurs... slow exp, but sadly one of the better ways.

Cabin Fever, apparently. There was a recent topic about them, and I think the drop rate mentioned was around 1 black mask out of every 400 or so.

Sell the fish on the GE at mid. It'll take a bit to sell, but not bad. Or try selling it 1 gp under marketplace. It'll sell quite a bit faster like that. Also, if you look at the guide in my signature, it suggests farming. I've never tried farming, so I don't know how good it is, but this guide suggests Raw Fish, Cooked Fish, Farming, Flax, Coal.

Um, no one's really going to give away their merchanting secrets, sadly. Try going through and examining the GE graphs. Also, for an item you can NPC trade, try chocolate in the Port Sarim Food Store, using Explorer's ring and Draynor Bank.

It costs around 92k from 56-70 range on Yaks, so I don't think he can even afford that.

Or Yaks with knives.

What warhammer? That's a pickaxe. Also, as someone mentioned, dual-wielded short swords would be pretty cool. So, let's make a special(for a one handed short sword):Since I'd like to see more of a training weapons, I'll try that Uses 40% of the special bar, increases average damage by 15% for next hit, max hit raised by 10%(if those can work together), ignores part of enemies defence, and maybe raises attack level by 3 or so.

First of all, that was a completely non-useful post, and served no real purpose. The only thing it served to do was make everyone respect you less. So, have a good day sir, and "no u".

Maybe they didn't have 70 Prayer(although, knowing the sort of people who train there, I doubt that).

Yeah, but I was only level 75... with even lower Ranged and Mage(went Range first trip, it was 50 something, used my 60 something mage the next). Also, he is underrated compared to other Boss monsters such as the one in Lost City, Elvarg, etc.

Oops.. I thought you meant the ones mentioned on the main site.