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If so then post the method you would achieve this with, remember you need to achieve 87k exp/hour average. Without you post that I'm going to ignore all your recent posts claiming herblore is possible get to 90+ with only a few million. Back to the topic, I would say get extremes under your belt then test them out while making some money to get the remainder of the levels. Cleaning dwarf weeds/lants with mouse keys is border-line 90k exp/hour with a decent profit/hour Edit: Also, making some of the skill-based potions is also extremely cheap (like mage essence or crafting potion), but you have to gather all the raws yourself. Time consuming, but decent exp.

You can spend weeks/months getting 90/96 herblore cleaning dwarf weeds for a small profit, or make super str pots (225k exp/hour) and then spec restore pots (350k+ exp/hour) and lose around 30 gp/exp. I got 70-90 herblore using super str pots and then spec restore pots. Only took about two weeks of casual playing. Also, no carpal tunnel. @ Qeltar: Most "smart and determined" players would rather not spend a few weeks of constant, boring grinding to get a skill. Not many player's definition of fun, but I can see people doing it so they don't break bank. I hate grinding (99 fm with maples cost me 4M gp and my soul), so I forked over the 125M for 90 herblore with the 350k/hour method.

You can't get into pro teams with Full V + any GS. You need ZGS or AGS to join the good 120+/130+ teams. SGS might work in the lower level teams.

Sell Guthans, since you have uni. If you're serious about Sara GWD and plan on doing it for a long time, sell SGS and buy ZGS. You can get into pro teams with ZGS, which you can't get into with SGS. With the difference in cash, buy yourself a BCP, Fury and V Skirt. Use max str everything else, except for maybe cape. Only use terrorbirds in duo's or solo's. You'll never need to restore run in a trio+. And yes, 12M+ lsp is enough to get a hilt. You can easily 4-5 man with your stats, if you use the gear I listed. You can almost use Full V or Full Bandos. Full V is cheaper, so that's always a good choice.

Get 90 then make enough money for 93 or 96. Corp is fine with extremes. Just pot every 3 kills. I get just about as many drops as people with overloads, so there's not much difference.

Try going to off topic --> Real Life Help/Advice. I'll give you a link to it. http://forum.tip.it/topic/245618-real-life-help-advice/

Blue is crashing, so you can't dump it.

Doing both take the same amount of time, considering you turn them into whatever while you're making pouches

I use DL, since it reduces defense by 5%. Done dagger is kind of stupid. Poison will barely do 100 damage over the course of the kill, while DL specs contribute a lot more in terms of speed.

I'll link you to Qeltar's guide on Truthscape. Very good and very in depth. You'll find something in there for sure. http://www.runescoop.com/html/rs_TheRuneScoopDynamicMoneymakingGuideforRuneScape.htm

For F2P, combat is the really only fun thing. I'd raise my combat levels and go PKing, and merchant for money.

They sell well on the GE, so it's better to convert, since you can sell them more easily and gain more exp. Very few scrolls are used as often as Fruit Bat scrolls (Uni scrolls are the only ones I know of).

Jagex has to introduce these new items, which could potentially be used as RWT materials, but nothing's certain and it's still a very risky market.

Once again, mints have been crashing a lot. Unless they were sold for under dollar a piece, I can't see anyone buying one. They've dropped A LOT in the past, and only idiotic risk-takers would buy them, and there aren't enough of those people (...hopefully) to give RWT sites enough business. Edit: The potential money you can make from one only comes from the crashing item in question. Waiting for such an item to crash to min GE price is plenty of time for mints to crash over 1M street, making them worth a lot less than what you bought them for. Edit #2: You also have to take into account that if mints were being RWT'ed, their street price would drop drastically, making them very worthless.

Well, let's assume bandos chestplates are crashing, and are trading at a street value of cash for mint + BCP. Consider this: You buy a mint from a RWT site. You buy a BCP for minimum, instantly on the grand exchange (-23.8m) You sell a BCP for med, with a mint (25.1m) You made a profit of 1.3m. If historical rates apply (adjusted for inflation), you would probably pay about 2.50 USD for 1m, or 3.25 USD for a mint. A gold farmer could gold farm about 800k an hour playing gnome restaurant one one account, and take the mints (about one every ninety minutes) to sell to more players. 800k + 866k = 1.66m per hour, or about $4 an hour, which is a lot better than what standard wages in developing nations are. I'd say the risk for mint RWTing is very likely, if it's not already ocurring. GE prices are EXTREMELY volatile. By the time you have your offer in on an RWT site and have bought your whatever, the item you were about to buy might already be crashing. GWD items crashed, went up for 2 days, and crashed again. Very unpredictable, so it's unlikely that anyone with an IQ of over 50 would buy mints for real money. Buying mints on their own seems like a good idea, but their street prices are also very volatile. They dropped from 10M a pop to under 3M as of now in less than 2 weeks, and dropped from 5M to 3M overnight. No one would take that risk, unless the mints were being sold dirt cheap. There could be a market for rares, but even their street prices are ever changing. I could only see this being profitable if they were sold for very small dollar amounts, and then there's the question of how RWTers would get large quantities of Phats, considering they're unbuyable.

You're looking at around 10-15 kills with bird + brews and tank gear + sgs/guthans. Takes a while to get good, since you have to not get pwned by Zili's melee attacks while still getting a fair number of hits per wall run. Take terrorbirds + scrolls if you ever want to solo. It's very easy once you get good. You'll only take damage from Bree (the ranger) once you're pro, so you can easily get 10+ kills without curses/extremes. If you can kill minions quickly enough, you'll take minimal damage between spawns, too.

Barrows + Unicorn, and you can tank forever.

Anf for everyone starting school, I still got 'till march on holidays :thumbsup: :thumbsup: God DAMN IT!!!!!!!! LEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRRRROOOOOOOOOOOOYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! *hacks everyone who doesn't start school this week to bits*

OMFG... That cake looks delicious... We should have Cakeurdays on TIF, tbh... Lol, wut? Because mint cakes aren't rising fast enough and are therefore being used as cash? Of course trade limits are problems, but, as we've learned, they're completely necessary (RWT, if you didn't catch it, and yes, I believe Jagex's lies). People have found a way around the trade limits (junk), and there's nothing wrong with that. It's emergent game play, it works, and if people don't want to follow along with it, then too bad I guess.

It is only a matter of time until either 1) Jagex decides to put an end to "mints" by either making them non-tradeable or making them easily obtainable from other sources. 2) Merchants get bored with mints and decide to create some new "bargaining chip" item. 1.) Absolutely no reason for Jagex to make them non tradeable for any reason. None of the other Gnome Delivery Mini game items are non tradeable, so no reason why mint cakes should be. I would lulz if you could make them for cooking though, lol. "Level 95 cooking update: Make Mint cakes with wheat, eggs, milk, and mint leaves that cost 10gp each in a store" 2.) Why...? It has a high street price because it's a fairly rare item from Gnome Delivery, and that's it. Even if another item like it came out, it would still hold its street value. There are other "bargaining chips" in the market. Introduction of a new medium of exchange has never before destroyed another. Masks didn't kill 3rd age.

I have a long, metal rod (hehe) that I carry with me in my pocket at all times. I've been through Disneyland security, airports, and even that one time I went to the White House in the 5th grade. Happens all the time, and it's the kind of thing that needs to be stopped first. Little things first, then onto bombs. Or maybe all at the same time, if people can keep up with the pace.

Neitiznot Helm Karil's Top Karil's Bottom Zamorakian Spear Barrows Gloves Dragon Boots Amulet of Fury Ring of Wealth Inventory: 4x super/extreme attack potion (4) 2x summoning potion (4) 9x unicorn stallion pouch 1000+ healing aura scrolls fire runes nature runes anti-dragon should dramen staff gold charm crimson charm green charm blue charm 4x empty spots for cash, water orbs, snapegrass, watermelon seeds, mithril arrows, death runes, blood runes and whatever else you want to loot. This is the set-up I personally use to grind waterfiends. Instead of going for efficiency I go for how long I can stay there. Alch the water battlestaffs, rune mediums and if you want the blue d'hide vambraces. I tend to pass up the ranarrs if I don't have any room. See you guys at the ancient cavern... 350k in charms left for 92. Lol, holy [cabbage]. Now thats called commitment. I'd damn near shove a spoon up my [wagon] than camp for that long. Dharoking rock lobbys is pretty fast too with a good combat familiar (wolpertinger or geyser titan). I don't like running up and down waterbirth, so I'd just stick with dharoking waterfiends with uni.

If you're good on money and don't mind spending a few mills, I suggest using SC hammers to a decent level while making the highest level platebody's you can. It's fast and you can resell the plates, unlike some other things. If you're not comfortable spending that much, use hammers and make some unf bolts. You can even make them into complete bolts, but unf bolts usually sell for more than the actual bolts, since they're fairly fast fletching exp.

... You people and your sleep... I had to switch off from going to sleep at 3am to waking up at 6:30am when school started... I hate my body clock. Can't change properly for [cabbage].

If you have a good, high level titan, it still works, but it's not as fast as dharoks at normal waterfiends. Since you have a uni, do dharoks. You'd have to be super distracted to die with a 14 uni heal + pizza + shark healing option.