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Hmmm... i just did one a couple of minutes ago, it was 3 for me.

For farming use a garden pie for +3; for herblore use a Greenman's Ale for +2

Here's someone that did the continuation of the experience requirement graph and found it to be 14391160 xp, I would assume that's the number that Jagex temporarily showed too, but it's not like screenshotted proof.

There isn't actually a level 100 for a skill, but I'm assuming you mean like the theoretical number for if a skill were extended? (You're not just asking combat level right? Because there are many, many different ways to get that and the huge range of level combinations makes many different experience requirements)

And faster prayer XP. (BEST thing to kill for prayer... yet so highly underrated.) Don't tell me you're burying the bones. I think he meant that you get much less bones on brutals because you get 2 hides to the bones and have to bank earlier, and that you spend much more time killing for the one bone.

Here's an Archive of Wisdom guide for a general idea: http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?f=103&t=772934

For members, yew longbows are always a standard thing to alch, but they'll currently still lose you 80g per alch.

What it might be is that now that you're planting your most valuable seeds all at once, you're actually noticing them dying as a more significant event, and if you pair that with a run of bad luck and you'll feel as if there is a true and definite correlation; however, there actually isn't anything, but luck, killing your plants.

You have to go to the Mage Arena in the Wilderness and defeat a series of little bosses to get your cape. Here's the tip.it guide to it: http://www.tip.it/runescape/?page=mage_arena.htm

For that you'd have to do Dealing with Scabaras, and when you use water runes on it, it will gain a charge per 3 runes that it takes. Once you're done with being in the desert, you can destroy it to get back the unenchanted water tiara and all your extra water runes whose charge you didn't use. You'd want to use a ton of water runes on a tiara before you went, and then you could just bring the equipped pick and 28 free inventory spots. The only issue with this would be the cost of the water runes: one charge of tiara would use the same amount of water runes as one cast of humidify, which would also take 1 astral rune, but would give 4 charges PER inventory space you allot a waterskin.

You would need 51 agility and a summer pie in order to complete Regicide

So to get the ideal training combo is buy Guthans. This will replace your need to buy food (saving you lots of money over time). What you do with it is bring bring a whip (and defender or shield) along with it and kill things with the whip until you're low on health, then you swap over to the spear and use it to heal your self for a while (always prepared to slap on protect from melee or whatnot if you get unlucky for a while with the heal procs). Other options are to also bring an additional helmet, such as a warrior/berserker helmet because these have similar stats and additional bonuses, then just switch the helmet and spear in order to heal. If you're cheap and worried about the costs of the repair bill for the Guthans, then you can also always bring some non-degrading armor (like rune legs/chest) and switch to full Guthans only in order to heal for a bit, but this would not be advised because keeping the defence bonuses of the Guthan chest and skirt will allow you to take less damage and spend more time with the more effective whip. Verac is a situational set: it's good for killing bosses with lots of armor (excluding dragons because 2h weapons don't allow the shield). Dharok is also somewhat situational, and very expensive to use. What you do with Dharok is get down to a very low health, then pray against the attack of what you're killing so that you maintain that low health and don't die. This requires tons of prayer pots, and it's only good for monsters with large hp pools because you'll be going for huge hits and if you're fighting things with low health (which would be quite a waste of prayer pots of course) the high hits would get wasted. There is also argument that it is not much faster than a whip, and you have to add in the fact that it is quite risky: you could run out of prayer pots (especially if you have an internet problem) or other problems such as the evil chicken coming and maging you while protecting from melee. And remember for all sets, that the set effects can't be used everywhere, there are some places where you have to have a special helmet (like a dust mask) or a shield (like an anti-dragonfire shield).

Sticky up there ^^^ http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=516151

It would be quite easy with your stats, I did it in full Guthans and also brought some emergency lobsters and only had to eat 2 (Guthans is actually quite effective because the spear can do all attack styles). You could bring a super set and some better food as an alternative, just make sure to have all the attack styles.

If you want to get both firemaking and woodcutting up at the same time you could check out this guide for optimizing them together: http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=778424 Something else to consider is using Eucalyptus for woodcutting, they're supposed to be fast exp http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?f=103&t=762675

The exp is good in there, and I find the Brimhaven dungeon more enjoyable than other agility courses because of the timed challenge. If you're not lvl ~44 agility, be sure to cash in some tickets in increments smaller than 1000 until you get there, because you'll then be able to get tickets faster (even if you have to accept the lower exp per ticket a few times until hitting 44). Also, the Karamja Gloves (2) also give 10% bonus exp in the dungeon and also via the tickets, but as a lvl 3 you wouldn't be able to get those because you'd have to do The Grand Tree which gives a ton of attack experience (assuming you could kill the lvl 172 black demon, hehe).

It's better to get to lvl 40 before you start it, but if you're lvl 40 you can take all the routes except for the darts (because if you fail it you get -2 agility, and then can no longer do the darts / blades which require 40), but I remember starting to go there before 40 and doing decently. As for the 10 hp thing, bring baskets of strawberries which will heal you 4 each and hold 5, so that each slot will heal you for an applicable 20 (as opposed to sharks where you can't hold the whole heal). The traps should only hurt you for 2 damage each fail, so you should be fine.

I actually remembered that my friend had just gotten his computer (bought about the same time as mine and kind of similar) a new 400W PSU because his had started randomly powering off, so I actually went and stole his to test real quick before I actually ordered myself one. First thing I tried was booting it without the individual components in case it was a corruption like that, and that didn't work either. If it is the motherboard like this, then I've actually been planning lately to get a laptop, so I figure I might as well just go ahead and get it now and work on that for a while, instead of fully replacing this 5 year old computer (someone just reminded me that's how old it was), and just move my files off of it. I might check to see if I can get a motherboard also, because there's nothing wrong with keeping another working computer around, but I've got to figure out where I actually want to go from here.

Yargh, I replaced the PSU and it didn't work. The exact same thing happens when I try to power it on: the fan goes on max but nothing else happens. It must be something else a bit harder to fix.

Ah thanks a ton! I'll let ya'll know how it works out when I get it goin' in a bit!

Yeah, that's my computer. I added an Radeon HD3650 graphics card at the same time that I added 1gig of memory (in 2 512 Ram cards because it's old and wants memory in pairs), and I have dual monitors hooked up to it via that card. I'd like to spend under or around $100, not too much more, and I think that should be able to take care of it pretty well.

Okay, I'm going to replace the PSU, it's a Gateway GT4010 if I could get some help on what PSU I could buy that would fit and be sufficient. I haven't ever replaced a PSU, but I have someone with me who does know, so I should be able to.

Someone suggested that a messed up Ram could stop it, so I tried taking out the additional Ram and trying again, but it had no effect. I also tried removing the video card on the off chance that it could have been broken and stopping it, but that also had no effect.

Yeah, I just bought it as a Gateway computer at Best Buy, and I never did change the power supply when I changed the graphics card / memory

I installed the graphics card and memory about half a year ago so it's not that, good clarification there, and it's not beeping or anything like it normally would (as a little addition, the power button doesn't even glow like it should). When I powered it up once the first time today and it did this, I held the power button down to power it off (as you just suggested). Then I waited about 10 minutes, tried to power it on again and it did the same thing, then when I tried to power it off by holding the power button the second time it would not work, so I had to unplug it. I left it unplugged to rest for half a day and tried again and the same thing happened.