nightshade53

I'd much rather have a bot ridden world than one where I don't know if i'll be able to buy a few sharks on any given day because 'it might be being merched'. [bleep] off. Seriously.

Interesting. Maybe true, I've had over 30 whips from camping there. They are an excellent source of money and charms. Obviously most whips in the game were originally dropped to campers.

Wow, that's really cheap for something as reusable as a bot..

Came across that picture of a green drag bot. Averaged 500k an hour while the guy using it was sleeping..

There are so many whips in the game, I'm sure there'd be almost no effect.

[cabbage]. You're luck was insane yesterday.

I'm not gonna lie, you had crazy luck today. Every five minutes it was SirScrap: @alog But yeah, I was also doing the same.. :rolleyes:

FML

I win. Nobody post.

You will only have one on you at a time, so your titan could attack that. I've never tried using a combat familiar there, unicorn is too amazing. You will go through a lot of food without unicorn/sgs. For your first trip, aim to kill 5 TDs, bring 5 prayer potions and 10 sharks or something.

Don't worry about defence too much, once you get good at prayer switching (make sure you use the F1, F3 shortcut keys) you shouldn't get hit. It's a different type of monster hunting, it requires your entire concentration all of the time. The melee attack is also by far the weakest. A godsword is far superior to a hally, any of them apart from ZGS will provide a decent special but SGS is the best if you can get it. Make sure you have a spare sapphire lantern in the bank incase you die, you can get back in 2-3 minutes easily, but you can't if you don't have a lantern ;) I personally like to wear karil's top with verac's helm and skirt, firecape and d boots because I love the nostalgic look. The inventories in Artemis' guide are good, but swap out all those super restores for prayer potions and a holy wrench. I get around 17-18 kills a trip with BGS, runite bolts, unicorn, 99 melees and range. Good luck

No no, if you tried maging him you would fail miserably :P You're thinking of rex

I like how you perch your main display on books. They are definitely not getting read for a looong time

DFS If you can afford it. You'll need mostly range protection, and also a mage protection. However, you could choose the defender if you want to get kills a bit quicker. I'm not sure about ratios, but you could try like 5 restores and the rest brews and adjust as necessary after the first trip. After two or three trips you should have a decent idea of what ratio you need.

They look like klank's gauntlets, which were the best gloves for melee before rfd came out :thumbup:

I'm in the middle of WGS, as I heard TDs have good drops What kind of profit per hour can I expect? Approximate drop rate of claws? I'm 99 everything except 81 prayer and 94 summon, and have really bad luck with drops everywhere except DKs. No extremes/overloads either I also heard that they drop loads of blue charms. I would need 1800 of them to get 96 summon. Is that a feasible amount in a few weeks or TDs?

After playing for 10 hours or so, I can hardly move my wrist. I know it's bad but.. what should I do?

Axe/rings from DKs is about 1 in 100

In what way? Obviously no one knows, but there is no reason why jagex would make it any thing other than each drop being independent..

Don't know the exact prices and profit margin nowadays, but back in the day (18 months ago?) I used to buy loads of unicorn pouches off the ge and make them all into scrolls. I remember it being around 2.5m per hour, the pouches bought fairly easily and the scrolls sold if you left them for a week or two. But if all you wanted was junk then it would have been perfecto.

I like the music, the kills and the editing. Nice one

Obviously there are lots of possibilities for training herblore, all I am asking for is the few most popular and how much they cost and the approximate timespan of such a project. I've never really done herblore, just for quests and things but I remember it being quite a fast skill. I need to decide what my next goal will be. It would cost me 150m to get 95 prayer or (I don't know mil) to get 96 herblore. I don't know how long it would take me to use the 38k dragon bones I need with the gilded altar or how long it would take to make the potions I would require. Please help me fill in the blanks. EDIT: Thanks bladewing, you posted as I was typing

I meant it more of a "what computer do you play runescape on?" thread than a competition, I originally posted it in questionnaires and wanted a question in the title. Your argument is quite a standard PC vs Mac one and is valid, but you don't have a mac :) You would have to pay a lot of money to get a display anywhere near the quality of the imac's too. Dell make a comparable display: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MO-041-DE&utm_source=froogle The imac is only £500 more than that, which comes with a quad-core computer (imac specs: i5 2.66GHz, ATI Radeon HD 4850, 1 TB Hard Drive, 4 GB ram). It's a good deal

Have you used a mac? Owned one for a substantial period of time? Most people that flame macs have never owned one, and some not even used one.. They just use cliched arguments like "there's more software available for windows", "overpriced" etc etc. Most of these claims are originate from when macs used the PowerPC architecture. Since 2006 macs have an Intel chip, meaning that they can run windows if absolutely necessary, but most commercial software is available to macs now. At least, anything that I have ever had a use for. Currently, my imac has a high spec graphics card (which I can't replace - why would I want to?), which handles runescape perfectly at 2560 x 1440 HD resolution. I suppose it's personal opinion but I vastly prefer OS X over windows. I have windows 7 installed on my imac, and also my laptop. Of course, if you are a gamer then PC is the way to go. I occasionally play runescape (multi platform), but mostly write java games and design websites. Yeah I know. Wannabe Andrew Gower. I applied to do the same course at Cambridge as he did, but didn't get past the interview *chokeeeeeeeeeeeee*