Weird_Piggy

There is an F2P'er with 99 prayer, although his name slips my mind.

Hill Giants in Edge Dungeon, tons of SS's and good money / prayer xp.

I've gone from 2M - 2.6M today alone, it's not that hard.

Not to metion it's only 1-2k per hour. 6.5k-13k hours to 99, yeah right.

This should be in H & A, but I prefer scims.

Coifs are members.

I'm looking to get get 60 crafting, and I want to know the fastest way. I will not be buying hides so here's my question. Is killing + tanning cows faster xp then making bowls? Also, is making unfired bowls faster than firing them? Thanks in advance.

Just buy a mud staff and do it anywhere with a safespot and non-multi.

RCing.

Fleshies. SEcond level of SoS.

zar family12 - Wasn't this the guy that "froze the wilderness" up in Level 50+ and killed people, I think I may be wrong though.

Barb Village Bars -> 40 Hill Giants -> 55 Mossies -> 70 Lessers -> 99.

Burnt Anchovies, think about it.

Sorry!?!! ...i am offended by those statements...oh my god!!! sadly you think that way. Put here is my to find good arguments... Smithing (unless i am utterly stupid and completely blind) is a skill. (runescape site has it on the manual, search skills) I am not going to be a jerky snotty noob/geek (rofl picture that in you're head it's funny) so i will interpret what you said... Lobsters (max 250 ea - i have seen players buy them in these prices) Fish 1k lobsters sell 250k - money, repeat 4 times 1 mil. (i didn't said it was easy) 1k Coal sell 200k (some have said - never tried) - repeat 5 times 1 mil. of course merchanting always plays a role....although not merchanting as a skill but a mere part of it, like (know the price, sell for more). Merchanting is skill you say? MOST OF THEM ARE JUST TYPING "SELL COAL 200 EA" BECAUSE THEY SAW THAT COAL COULD SELL FOR THAT PRICE IT REQUIRES NO SKILL WHATSOEVER ONLY EYES AND KNOWING HOW TO READ ENGLISH! Define good buyer? buyer is a person who buys stuff....good buyer is a person who buys better? in what way? giving more money to you? that is a richer person not good buyer. Ok i find this insuficient and a display of my poor writing skills, put i tried, and hopefully i shed a light in your head that says "maybe i am missing all points of view?" :ohnoes: don't tell me i am a noob like so many :ohnoes: I honestly respect what you say. My problem with your post shows nothing about the skill in Smithing / Fishing etc. Does it take skill to click the fishing spot over and over, uh I think not. Does it take skill to click "Smelt 10" all day, I think not. Look at Merchanting and Pking on the other hand. Pking: In order to get many Pk's you have to have good stats, use good tatics and be willing to risk your Rune to order to get other's Rune. The build of your character is a major part of PKing, but so is the Tatics. A Pk'er who brings Snares and Teleblocks and KO's well is a better Pk'er than another person, even if they have the same stats. Merchanting: If Merchanting takes no skill, then why isn't everyone super rich multi-millionaire. Merchanting actually takes more than patience, unlike other skills. In order to make 10M+ a day you cannot randomly buy and sell products. You must manipulate prices, know a good deal, predict the market, Etc. In my opinion, actually working with other people all day takes an infinetly greater amount of skill than just sitting there, clicking all day. Let me remphize the point that clicking on the fishing spot requires no skill, but working with others does.

the other 50 million are busy playing Post of the day. +0.

I won't be redundent and talk about my multi-millionaire 1200+ total friends. I'll bring up a different subject. Merchanting and Pking are the only F2P skills in Runescape Period. Yes, that's right. If you want to argue that please try. But before you do, let me tell you why I am right. To basically all players, Woodcutting is a skill. But quite honestly, unless endless clicking pixels is considered skillful, Woodcutting is just a patience test. Merchanting on the other hand, requires skill. You cannot just randomly start buying and selling items, you will lose money. I try Merchanting hides, buy rarely do I find a good buyer. Still, although I may not be good at it, I respect the fact that it does take market knownledge, price manipulation and good instincts, with a hint of luck.

Hitting an average of 4, which gives 19.5 xp per cast. If you manage 4 damage per cast about 23,523 casts.

I don't think so.

Even at 44 RC you can pay out 1.5k a load and still make money. # of runes made x 20 ea x # of Ess - price of Ess x # of ess = 5 x 20 x 26 = 2600 - (30 x 26) = 1820 As the math shows, you can pay out 1.5k a load, give out 26 ess and still make 320 ea load. Even selling airs @ 18 ea you still can make 60 gp ea load.

125 airs is a bit too high. If I bought ess @ 20 ea, which is already hard, then I'd lose 260 per trip minimum. Although buying ess at 30 ea, I could pay out 1960 and break even, selling airs @ 20 ea.

I would like to know the detail about this. Is it just a world for air running and a Free For All for business? It is anything like world 66 Law Crafting? Is there a set pay? If so, what is it? Thanks in Advance.

Hill Giants, although the XP is slow. Lessers, but they are better for 70+. I would try Mossies, Icies or Ankou (Agressive for 15 minutes).

Port is faster. "Members only. Closest furnace to bank in game; wearing Ghostspeak amulet speeds banking but is not required (just right-click to quick bank). Ghosts Ahoy quest is helpful (for obtaining Ectophial transport), but not required. Costs 2 ecto-tokens to enter the city before completing the quest."

And tell me why someone would go to 99?

Buying coal @ 200 ea and Iron @ 100 ea it's easy to make money on steel bars. You can also buy steel bars and make cannonballs. Buying the bars @ 600 ea and sell for ~175 ea. You can also smelt iron with forges or buy bars and make iron knives and sell.