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Hey there, I've been working primarily on Hunter on my new account (It being self sufficient and all), and having grinded with gritted teeth through the very slow levels of 1 - 37, was wondering how I should best train next? I'm currently 47 Hunter and doing Falconry, but was wondering is Orange Salamanders or something other would be the best way to reach level 60. Cheers. :wink:

The alternate option is untradeable rares as holiday items, one supposes.

Seems like a fast start. Planning to migrate to RS07?

Still here, we just don't tend to notice them. Don't get out of bed for anything less than a 6.0. :P

Yuhrly, can read. Asking if you're a jaffa. :wink: Shakycity here.

Woo, another kiwi. :razz: From Auckland, or just suffering it staunchly?

Rats, no more bluffing with Ancients at the duel arena :(

I'd be more than interested in helping you out with that in terms of Fletching/WCing. Feel free to flick me a PM.

True that, but without FtP, I'm unsure if there's a significant market for cow hides :3 I'm thinking TT & HAM might be best. Iirc, God Pages were rewards from Easy clues exclusively back then? Edit: derp, thought you meant collecting cow hides.

Bah, you're on to my cunning MTA plan. :razz: While those two items are the obvious, once the economy picks up, it will be far more profitable to grind Infinity Boots (best Magic stats in the game) as an endgame item. On the flip side, I think Crafting will be huge, so an obvious is just grinding out 70 or 80 with Flax & Bowstrings. :wink:

Well, I'm back from my prolonged break ~ excited at the prospect of the legacy servers. I resubscribed in order to vote, and am just waiting for my PIN to reset in order to get back to Farm Runs, daily challenges and casual skilling. :wink: I'm, uh, sure you all missed me greatly. :3>

Also, frankly, the quality of players in a lot of the major PVP clans is horrendous (I'm thinking particularly about the 'pure' world here) ~ it's an utter cesspool of macroing, ingrained rivalries and stupidity.

That it is. Though, looking through RS Wiki at release dates made me realise what fantastic content Jagex had released over the last five years; much though there's a lot I dislike. The big losses for me will be the Distractions & Diversions, as I did thoroughly enjoy Strange Rocks, Evil Trees, Star Hunting and Penguins. The other thing is the minigames, content which I very much enjoy, especially GoP. :cry: I do thoroughly hope they remain firm on not importing rare items or levels.

That they are ~ thanks for the giggle. :razz: If I despise it and it gets botted out? Well, at least I can do a month of farm runs and these daily thingums. Admittedly, I do feel $15 (or more, blasted NZD exchange rate ~ though it is at an historic high against the greenback c:) is a little steep, I'm certainly willing to put up a little cash for the opportunity to play RS mechanically and content wise as I enjoyed it.

Just renewed membership to vote. :wink:

@ God I propose a return to a cert based currency. Noting is for newbs, anyway. :wink:

Honestly, I'm just purchasing membership to vote in favour of this currently. Re: EOC, what was appealing to me (and I assume at least some other players) was the relativley simple combat, low system requirements and unique content in terms of Quests, Skilling & Minigames. Without things to differentiate it from the competition, RS isn't really up to chop. I'll be very interested in how the economy develops sans rares, large inflation from PVP/BH, the (many) various dupes and glitches and (hopefully) a lower macro population.

What's the general feeling about 07 RS & possible FtP highscores? :wink:

God, I'm just looking forward to proper scimitars. :razz:

Hand up here. Even used to play on minimal graphical settings to relive it. :wink:

Damn right. Will be interesting to how the economy evolves sans rares, though c:

Quite frankly, if this becomes a thing, I'll be resubscribing in an instant. As a player since RSC, I can recall few potential updates I've been so interested in. Looking at the economy sans Rares will be rather interesting.

Excellent, time to stock up on tree seeds :D

Well, I think Slayer is technically a combat skill too c: I love economics; specifically the public policy side of things - macro, cost benefit analysis, market failure and so on. I'm considering taking another year and doing a PolSci major as well, as that's my other academic/career interest and it ties in quite nicely. That said, Levitt & Silver have gotten me rather interested in quant. :razz:

I'm liking the new animations for the EoC release - very smooth. The lack of bots is also nice, but makes me wonder a little about the overall game (folks playing has dropped by about 60k!). Anyway, I've gotten a few levels in the last couple of days, despite being sidetracked by MtGO :3 82 Farming! Finished The Feud just before the update; recoiling them bosses was hard! I'm also edging ever closer to 1.1k total. I might get there this week, when I try out Dungeoneering!