Avant

yes

1. Go to w2 grand exchange 2. Take down the names of anyone who is trading something worth 20m+ 3. In the middle of the night, find their login details in the database you supposedly have access to and steal their [cabbage] But yeah, no.

Staking is not a consistent source of money.

Piety drains your prayer much faster than protection prayers. Waterfiends attack 50% of the time with range, which is the more accurate of the two (at least, if you're wearing ranger armour). So protecting from range will save you at least 50% of the healing needed while it's activated.

full slayer helm chaotic maul/Saradomin sword/Zamorakian spear soul wars cape karil's top karil's skirt dragon boots barrows gloves onyx ring (i)/berserker ring (i)/(ring of wealth) amulet of fury Inventory: Enhanced excalibur/other spec weapon 8-11 prayer potions (4) slayer ring/enchanted gem (4 sharks) 1 pouch and 1 summoned familiar (or 2 pouches). Either bunyip or unicorn stallion. scrolls (~40 for bunyip, dunno unicorn) Pray deflect range/protect from missiles Too lazy to add links for inventory.

Torag's. The prayer bonuses from Verac's are mostly useless. Train slayer. Train farming. Do herb runs. Plant either toadflax or avantoe for now.

Get a chaotic rapier.

I believe you stop failing at 93. Not that it matters much, as failing at Barbarian is rare to the point where you'll be at full health 90% of the time. This is at 90, though. Might be much more common if you drop down to 85 or so.

It helps a bit if you specify when, date-wise, you last played. The release of "skill capes", which are cosmetic capes (with decent defence bonuses) that can be obtained after you get 99 in a skill, motivated a lot of people grind just to get 99s in a skill. Some of it may also be due to the more higher-level-oriented content that Jagex has released (ancient effigies...and stuff). This is all assuming you left before skill capes.

Mahogany tables are 4.9291 times more expensive, but 2.3333 times more experience for each plank used. Alternatively, it's only 2.4645 times more expensive if you use sacred clay hammers.

I believe Google chrome also doesn't really work well. with Macs. Fixed that for you. Chrome is getting better and is much faster as advertised; but its only faster because it has no support for huge amounts of very common coding. Their java and mac support are both a bit iffy still. Uh, no? The latest version scores a perfect 100 on the acid3 test.

Chrome? Saves a lot of screen space as well.

With a hood, the majority of things attacking you will be magic-based.

It doesn't happen when you've already ticked off all floors of the type you did. Types: Frozen 1-11 Abandoned 12-17 Furnished 18-29 Abandoned 2 30-35 Occult 36-47 Warped 48-60

Don't have much to say about your keying, but here are a few things about dungeoneering in general: 1. Your door lag is horrible. I believe adjusting your graphics settings might help a bit. 2. Repairing struts before mining the next rock (if you're going to repair it at all) will save you some health. 3. Use quick prayers instead of switching to your prayer tab each time. I suggest protect from magic. 4. Conserve prayer, you probably don't need to pray against a level 67 zombie. 5. Switch attack styles/prayers after clicking to attack, not before. 6. If you plan on finishing the maze, don't wait until after you've opened the doors. 7. Don't make your own arrows for Necrolord, either mage him or buy arrows from the smuggler. 8. Finish the floor (or was there an undoable door?)

Enjoying it and being bored by it are two different things. Let's try and make this clear now. THIS HAPPENS WITH EVERY OTHER SKILL, I'M LOOKING FOR IDEAS ON HOW TO STAY MOTIVATED, NOT HOW TO ENJOY IT. For example, you might not LIKE a military boot camp, but you have to be MOTIVATED to go through it. - I usually watch YouTube videos, but eventually I get antsy and want to do something else in the game. I try to not do anything else and focus on cooking, but it's quite difficult. Open another RuneScape window and play on an alternate account. It's not like cooking requires that much attention anyway.

I would definitely do that, but my only problem is that with cooking I pre-bought everything, and even sold my gear. So finding something that I can do for an hour or so with nothing is quite difficult. Any ideas? Dungeoneer, as previously suggested. As for other ideas, you could try cooking a variety of dishes, instead of just cooking [bleep]ing fish. And if you do cook fish, do something else in another window so you're not wasting time staring at your character cooking.

No.

Don't bother with summer pies for Ape Atoll. You shouldn't fail much at 73 agility. I did Ape Atoll from 70 to ~82, and used agility potions (cheaper and less banking) for gnome advanced to 87/88. Then use agility potions for the barbarian advanced. Monkfish are really slow compared to other methods, like barbarian fishing. At the very least, play fish flingers 10x a week for some fast and easy experience. For construction, using sacred clay hammers from Stealing Creation should save you a lot of money. To use a butler: first, make sure you have two bedrooms in your house. Then go to East Ardougne, north of the marketplace and find the house with a bunch of servants. Find the butler, and hire him. You can then go to your house and use noted planks on him to unnote them, 20 at a time (it takes a few seconds). After 8 tasks, you'll need to pay him. And don't bother with making arrows for Necrolord, just mage him.

No.

Why in the world is the player moderator in your first screenshot phishing? -_- But um, yeah, nice steaks.

Yes, floors 30-35 are best. Either do 5:5 larges (have to compete with other unhooded) or solo mediums to not have to fight for the drop. And search through all bonus rooms for night spiders, as they are slightly more common there.