nintendomaster2024

My RSN is nintendo2024 I am 120 combat, have Overloads and Chaotics, and I'm getting Turmoil this week (have the bones banked). I am mainly looking for a boss hunting/monster hunting clan, doing PvM events everyday (I don't PK, so please, no Pk-focused clans!) or at least most of the week. I really would like the clan req to be 110+ F2P combat if possible, and I don't want there to be "forum post requirements;" I'm not on much, so I just really want a clan that does PvM a lot and can have nice conversations in CC's. Thank you.

You have your bank organized almost identically to mine!

All I do is just watch his movements. If he ducks, and you see a meteor thingy form above his head, it's magic, and if he jumps and stomps, it's range. I do one action per one correct pray change. For instance, he uses range attack, I switch to range pray, then I take a sip of whatever pot I need to, then quickly go back to pray page, waiting for his next attack, and just repeat. The same with dealing with healers: pray against attack, switch attack mode to longrange, pray against attack, attack healer, pray against attack, switch to rapid.

He wants fast exp though, it's not that fast at Aviansies. Well I love Aviansies so it makes time go fast for me ha Yeah when I want to raise Range I go there. Worth it for the mage exp too.

Wow where do you train? =p

I did this before and I broke even with Adamant (as well as my smithing friend), but now, Adamant bolts are so cheap (since everyone is in a rush to sell them), it isn't worth it. You lose 1k/bar.

Don't abbreviate (unless it's a common abbreviation). No one will guess what you're talking about and will skip your inquiry. I doubt it matters. Why would it matter anyways?

This guy barely joined, and he is almost going to beat the amount of posts I've posted over several years...then again, not all of mine are "which 99 ______?"

Thanks, TBH, I hate spending money, even if it benefits me. Ill be skilling up soon, but, I just prefer money over skills, helps me do barrows, god wars, etc. Skills is better than money. If I get hacked, I have skills to back me up. If I only have money, I have nothing.

i beg to differ... antifire potions do NOTHING without antifire shield. Actually, if you use antifire potion + mage protect it acts as an antifire shield, I believe.

Actually, the highest you can hit with ruby bolts e are 48, but close enough.

Ruby Bracelets. ~84k/hour (Port Phasmatys). Sell to someone training magic, or enchant (~135k magic exp/hour for me. Bad for wrists) and sell for 1.3k each, since they alch for the same amount as Mage Longs. I personally went from 65-82 (currently) in a week doing just Ruby Bracelets, and 85-89 Magic enchanting them.

Just because he got a 99 in a skill doesn't mean he's done with skilling =\.

You're setting yourself for n00b status here in Tip.It. if you continue with your ludicrous beliefs. I backed you up before with your "opinion" that matters, but then spreading it around like a Meter Fairy, and bashing others who believe otherwise, now you're on my "list."

Just...wow...I won't even say anything...

Not everyone wants to spend time skilling or making money. Maybe they want to take time to get cool-looking armor that they like, so what. It's his time; allow him to use it as he likes to. =)

I'd think so...so many people have caught onto it. Prices are almost from 877 each to 1k each on the Grand Exchange now. It's hard makin' profit from it. But nonetheless if you break even it's still good for the pwnage experience you gain from it.

Another thing to add is that whenever you are frozen by the KBD, regardless of how close you are to it, regardless of what combat strategy you're using, you cannot attack it for a few seconds. What I recommend is eating while you're getting blasted by it. Another thing is that whenever you're nearing the end of your trip, use protect melee and get close enough to where the KBD melee attacks you. That way, it wastes time melee attacking you, thus leading to less damage taken, making your trips last longer. Another thing is that even though they're a bit expensive, try investing in Diamond Bolts as well. They're quite effective.

I think that's a much better idea. That way, people won't make clans and just kill one after another =\

Just walk a little to the east or west (basically, get out of the general area) and then come back in. They'll start pwning you afterwards =D

I'm going to have to agree with those above me, you are being far too protective. Your reasoning for making a guide should be to help people, not for some silly fame that a sensible person could care less about. If you want to help people, you should be welcoming other guides and methods, instead of pushing them out of your spotlight. In any case, you can't steal a piece of a language, it is not "your" word, despite it being the incorrect plural form of the word (I believe that's your arguement?). I could make up a word (Intelligent-Common-RS-Player for example :P ), that doesn't give me some sort of copyright over it. I'd be willing to bet that 99.9% don't even know the plural form of the word, hell even I can't (be bothered) remember it :wink: , making it's use illogical to an extent. This whole ordeal is ridiculous in my opinion, it's about finding the right style for the users of the guide, and writing the guide is meant to be for a selfless cause. Stephen Colbert coined, "Wikiality," and, "Truthiness." He copyrighted them lol.

Your method works wonders on those who have high def/range (not even necessarily range) and that have access to bones to peaches, but it's requirements are much more difficult to obtain than Jordan's method. So, in short: high def+equipment+bones to peaches=your method Average range+prayer = Jordan's

They haven't. It's just been unlucky for you or something, because I'm getting close to 1:1 drops from them, even after 2 weeks (and counting) of going there. I Have ~6.3k bars now hehe.

After a while of training my range, I go and do a skill that doesn't require much attention (woodcutting, fishing, cooking, fletching), and I play my DS or watch some "Let's Play's" on YouTube. Then, after I gain a level in any one of those, I switch back and start training my range again after I gain a level, and I continue to switch on and off between AFK-able skills and those that demand a lot of attention. In that way I was able to raise fishing to 80 and range to 82 recently. It helps to cool off with an AFK skill after raising a non-AFK skill, and also helps to get you up to speed with a non-AFK skill after raising an AFK skill up.

Gonna go ahead and suggest range to ya. :D As in rapid or accurate :P Also, if you use the spot near the entrance to Armadyl's Aerie, bring a zamorak item as well as a saradomin one annoying vampires and pyrefiends wander there and spirit warriors don't always take care of them. Thanks for pointing that out. Apparently, he never states that in the guide :roll: