Judobreaker

Did you use supercompost...? You probably have but I'll still ask, sounds like something I would forget now and then. :P

Not really as far as I know.

You have to wield it in your weapon spot.

Oh ok... :P Guess I was wrong. xD

I don't think you can make stairs from a hall into a dungeon, only into underground halls.

Familiars not, but I think you can take pets...

you forgot DA (duel arena) its the reverse of fally u do a straight line and run back instead of running there then fming to the bank He's f2p. ^^

yes

I believe it's about 150-200 chins per hour... At 150 an hour it's about 40k experience.

I got from 1 to 63 pretty fast (a few days, few hours per day maybe). After 63 it's pretty much just hunting red chins for the best experience, which is pretty fast.

Yes I am actually. :) I've set up a few of the main things for it now, I'll probably post a lot more information about what I'm doing soon. Thanks for the tip Maulmachine.

They are going to charge the new price after the 18th of August. Any account made before that price will stay on the old price unless it isn't renewed fast enough when it expires (maximum of 2 weeks between expiring and renewal date). Just like non-members members have 28 inventory slots, although members can summon familiars that can carry items for them (summoning, up to 30 extra slots on lvl 94!). Right now members have 496 bank slots, and the amount of bank slots gets increased regularly because of loads of new items. Members can have up to 6 running trades in the Grand Exchange. The maximum trade is 30k (if you have the required quest points that is) instead of 3k. There are loads of quests to do, things to unlock and areas to explore. There are 9 more skills available for members, and usually there's one more added at least once a year. Members have a bunch of minigames to play (Castle Wars, Pest Control, Pyramid Plunder, etc.) There is much more and better equipment and items available for members. I could go on like this forever.

Watch out a bit at the part with the water trolls, they can be annoying. ^^

Not really, as we kinda already agreed on that point, that still leaves all our options open. ^^ I'll check my sales a bit more to see what actually happens. :P

No matter what you say, the idea is still good. Of course it could need some refining, but still... What he tried to do here is use a little sarcasm, he should probably make it more sarcastic so everyone can notice that. :P

Animation - bad. Idea - good. :D In the first part I thought to myself: Oh great, another one of those noobs... Then the guy with the sword came along... :P Try working on some better animations. ^^

Well, I'm probably mistaken cause I never really paid close attention to the G.E. I usually just buy at highest price and sell at lowest price to get it done as fast as possible... xD It just seemed to be the most logical way to calculate the price, I guess the G.E. thinks otherwise. ^^

No they do not stack. If you have an enchanted Salve amulet wear that (20% bonus in att and str), if not it doesn't really matter, both the black mask or the Salve amulet will do (15% bonus in att and str).

I'm not saying I'm right, I'm just saying that I suspect this as it seems like the most logical thing to do to me and my experiences haven't really proven me wrong... You say you have known this since the first week the G.E. came out... I would really like to see some hard proof without me having to do a trial and error testing run. :P Hard proof is always better then me testing and I would like to know how the G.E. really works. ^^

How can you guarantee that... :P Can you prove it?

I guess you could start out with something like Lost City to unlock some Dragon weapons (you can just range the tree spirit if you take arrowheads, arrowshafts a bow(u) and a bowstring). Maybe Monkey Madness although you'll probably have to train for that... :P

The G.E. does definately not always take the price of the seller. I have had numerous times where the item I sold got sold for more then I put as minimum price. Same goes for buying where the G.E. usually returns some money to me. That is why I suspect that the G.E. goes right in between the offers.

Then please explain to me why I get money back from offers that I had to wait for more then a day before they got traded...? If the first offer would count (my offer) all my money would be gone according to what you are saying.

It's pretty simple. As a buyer: The Grand Exchange will search someone that sells your items at the same price that you offered or lower. As a seller: The Grand Exchange will search someone that buys your items at the same price that you offered or higher. As soon as the G.E. finds a seller/buyer it will sell/buy the items at the price that is exactly in between both prices. For example, someone is buying sharks at 700gp each and the G.E. finds a seller that asks 650gp each. The sharks will then be sold at 675gp each.

I'm not sure how good it is but the Aberant Spectres in the Pollnivich Slayer dungeon are pretty good cannon food too.