Arthu

True that. Knowing where most of them usually are is enough, and search function is handy. When I feel like it's too messy, I usually drop/sell something, organise it a bit and it's good again. I'd look richer if it was well organised, though... :D

I know the bank is messy, you don't have to tell me.

This. You aren't exactly the nicest person killing all the poor monsters for a chance at loot, either.

Whoa, you got me hooked. I keep poison ivy, guam, marrentil, tarromin, harralander and limpwurt seeds too, though.

About smithing: These same "pro dungeoneers" wait for 20 mins to just form a team... How stupid is that? I'd rather smith for 2 mins and get smithing exp, as well.

I found another secret: it's not actually an island.

Jagex approves trolls, they've even made Trollheim for us. We draw circle lines around the mountain. Intelligent trolling? Wat is dat human? U mad? If I said this in RS, should I be banned? Muted? I don't think so, no matter how annoying I am. It just can't be done. It's only a game, afterall. If you don't want to hear me, you have your ignore list. You don't have to hear me. Y u so srs? U mad? Would you want us all to dress in a strict code, too, as well as having names approved by Name Approvement Council? No more Legolez3445's, no more 19lol143334jon's? No more Plx-k0edu-Plx'es! Dat good wen burned. Burnt. Want sum meat human? Dat good.

Without slings, half of us would be ranting about knives being unbuyable.

How about horses, or tanks? This is runescape, this isn't about to simulate the epic wins Britain has had in real history. No tanks for f2p pls, meaning those you have in inventory signature.

What? Nice skills in memory. Good luck on lvl 2. Typical, ignorant rs players ragehated the scythes back in the time they were released.

If you want to get both decent wc and magic exp (and fm exp if you're 92+ fming), you could try cutting your own mahoganies at Tai Bwo Wannai and casting plank make the same time. Nets some nice profit, as well.

This is the most preferred option. However, if you're sometimes wanting to smith while being able to afk a little, smelting gold the traditional way is almost as cheap and doesn't require full attention. However, you're losing the mining and magic exp, but sometimes you probably want to do things the afkable way - don't feel sorry about it.

I agree, calming down would definately help. I am finding one more good side on broads vs rune bolts - broad bolts require much less money put in the bolts in the preparation phase. Especially if you use broads with accumulator. That might be a helpful thing for him, considering OP probably doesn't have as much money as xpx. I'd go with rune bolts, though, but I can agree some people rather go with the easiness of broads. It's not that big of a sin.

Please tell me how in the world it would be possible to hold and fire a bow in one hand? That's why bows are 2h. You show me how to shoot and reload crossbow using 1 hand with RS speed, please. The question isn't "How in the world?" when we talk about runescape.

And then once they take your 30k you they take your rank? How do I know that they will actually let me win? Learn to play, and you'll win them anyways. How to know - well, you can't. Even though they just run off with your 30k, it's only 30k. After that, you know you won't be letting them to get any more gp. 30k is so small money you shouldn't worry much about it.

If you only consider those two options, then I'd say herblore - it's generally more expensive, and you'll be probably needing both herblore and prayer in the future. I'd suggest considering other options, too. If I could decide now which skill I could use 400k free exp for, I'd use for runecraft for sure. RC is just too slow and bad money nowadays, especially before 91. After 91 with my stats, it still shouldn't be considerable money.

If you think buying them as investing method, you Should not use all your money to buy one/plenty. Why not? Simply because you're pretty much handless, if you just stick all your net worth into single item, waiting for years it to raise. You could make so much more using the money actively to buy/sell items in short term merchanting. If you have time, money, brains and motivation to actively play with cash, they actually Are Not worth it. So it all comes down to how you play the game? :rolleyes: No. You're allowed to get rares, but they're not always the best method for making money in the long term. That's what I am trying to say, they are debatably worth it, under certain circumstances. Though, buying one now might slow you down enough so you wouldn't be able to have two in some times later... That's the freedom of choice, but we're stating opinions here, aren't we? If we were just to play our own game and mind our own businesses, wait, what's these boards for, then? I'm stating some stuff I liked to point out, you're free to use or not use my information, and I don't mind people trying to point out the possible flaws I might have. AAALLSOOOO... if it would go down to how I play the game, then I would've posted in a different manner - I have bought rares in stupid situations, and still have some of them, albeit the money I have 'chained' in them is out from actually using the money.

You're one to talk about that. If I learn something from runescape players, such as you, am I allowed to use that advice to possibly help other people here? In my opinion, I am.

"Not QUARANTEED, if you decide to sing a song between every kill and dropping your mouse / using bronze 2hander to kill them / 9001 other reasons." Not that it matters, but there'll always be rs players who will like to tell things in this manner. Live with it. On actual topic, I have made some rules for myself: The moment someone posts something, it's public information, and to keep it the best possible, it's open for criticism. If I feel like pointing out some flaws/questions, I first think what I want to say. Then, I try to think what I am probably lacking, to avoid making myself look like a fool. If I still think it's worth posting, I might post. Don't feel offended about people's opinions, comments or things they claim to be true. If someone says 'I think questing sucks', for example, you're almost better to just leave that comment unanswered. There's little to make people like this proven wrong: they don't want to be proven wrong, and then again, it's their opinion. If someone wants to mine copper from 1 to 99 mining, let them. Play your own game, let them play their the way they want to. Only when they suggest mining copper with steel pick the fastest method to gain mining exp or steel pick better than mithril pick, I might rather try to give a word about the topic. Spreading false 'facts' is no cool. Always have a 'monkey filter'. Sure, most of us think some of the other players are more stupid, more wrong, doing it the way they wouldnt, than the others. So what? Just keep one eye closed and decide you don't have to read their posts. They very seldom are to matter your life, no matter what they contain. You can always ignore the information, and are allowed to do so. If you don't know if you should post or not, you might do it anyways. Result: The others will flame you, laugh at you, try to prove you wrong. Sooo... Live with it. They're just internet geeks who play runescape, anyway. They probably won't be kicking your head while you're off to work, as they'll be playing runescape and being smart in the interets. I know I won't be hating any of you in real life, no matter how rude I might seem on boards sometime.

If you think buying them as investing method, you Should not use all your money to buy one/plenty. Why not? Simply because you're pretty much handless, if you just stick all your net worth into single item, waiting for years it to raise. You could make so much more using the money actively to buy/sell items in short term merchanting. If you have time, money, brains and motivation to actively play with cash, they actually Are Not worth it.

Herblore HAS to be a combat skill because of the combat potions. Let's think: If a skill gives combat levels, it is a combat skill. Let's Say: Combat level ONLY Actually matters in pvp. Smaller 'matters' exist too, I know, I am not going to document them here, I hope you won't, either. In other places, Combat level is Almost purely cosmetic. -> Extreme potions are the ONLY reason why herblore COULD be considered a combat skill - only people with decent herblore levels CAN use them. Otherwise, if they were tradeable, they'd be like other potions, or even swords used when smithed: everyone has access to them, therefore they won't affect combat. However, extreme potions CANNOT be used in PVP. If they could be, and still were untradeable, herblore 80+ Should raise your combat level In My Opinion, but ONLY to make PVP balanced. It'd Sound stupid, to have 'skilly skill' herblore raise your combat, though. Summoning CAN be used in PVP Therefore, Summoning SHOULD raise combat level. That's my two and a half pence.

^ I might stop now. Really. I said "if".

And now they're..... maybe you should gtfo Well... if you wanted a party hat, you had a chance. I bought yellow one back then - I used my chance. ^^ Edit: on actual subject - the grand exchange has been out for ages now, and is yet to be fixed completely. I'm sure Jagex will find some solution to that, sooner or later: if not this year, then probably in 2011. I have no hurry, they're usually fixing things, sooner or later. When did I say I wanted a party hat? When did I say you said you wanted one? (sorry, couldn't resist :) )

I'll only consider that, if it will be considerably fast hunting experience. Otherwise, I'll stick for faster methods for hunter, because camping frost dragons should eventually give me enough charms for 99 summoning. About that icon, I actually tried to get it so it'd show out which skill I got the level in. ^^

Getting tokens to charge the B robes would take time out from doing barrows, therefore actually lowering the amount of money made per hour, as long as you can barrow efficiently. Touchè! So by effecient would blitz/Sally be okay? Cos that's my current method, I just wanted to try something else Should be okay, not that I've barrowed much lately, though. It's always good to try different things - you might figure out something small that will help you further on just by trying different methods, even though they would be generally worse.