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If they decline you don't lose the runes though correct?

I've only gotten 2 of them in over 12k trading sticks worth of favor. They seem to be very rare to come by. But I did it well before My Arm's quest came out.

Same way as in the quest, you need the pebble to get back into the tomb. If I'm remembering it correctly.

Playing the jungle clean-up mini-game there in Tai Bwo Wanna. When you cut down a patch of forest, there is a chance for a tuber. Be careful though, if I remember correctly, the first option is to eat it. (found out the hard way when I went to plant one). :oops:

Yea someone else posted on another thread, that jagex has posted on their forums, that the login servers are having technical problems for some users. They're trying to get it sorted out as quick as possible.

yea, my advice to anyone actively training for 99 wcing is to get a d axe.

Please advertise in the appropriate thread: http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?t=144061 Locking this.

http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?t=538501 here's a guide from the Player Made Guides forum. Might give you some tips for training.

You need an armor stand in your POH to repair it. The cost will depend on your smithing level. I *think* at 99 smithing it would be half the cost for repairing from Bob, so at 50 smithing the price would be reduced by 1/3.

If you're talking about damaged armor (not barrows), then use it on a armor stand in a Player Owned House. Chance of it becoming Bronze through Mithril. Barrows, same way or take to Bob's Axe Shop in Lumbridge, you can get Barrows fixed for a price.

Like RedRave said. The barabarian Assault place is probably best for P2P (it came out just after I got 99 :wall: ). There are a few willows and a bank deposit pillar as close as Draynor bank. F2P, Draynor is best (that's where I used in P2P as well).

I used willows. I started with magics (only needed 30k to get to 99), but they were taking way (way way way) too long. It's very tempting to go the more profit way, but the time it will take will probably burn you out well before you get there.

It's south-east varrock actually. In the little gated area, just north of the clothes shop.

It took me around 3 1/2 - 4 weeks to cut 85k willows. And i played a lot during those weeks.

How doesn't combat get you money directly? The drops alone from fire giants would pay for guthans repairs (if you did 20k of them), more than likely. And even if it didn't, making money in this game isn't exactly hard to do. And as Botanreaper pointed out, using the points at pest control will gain you points in any one skill, but it doesn't gain you the HP xp you'd get from regular training. When I was thinking of going to 99 in att, str, or def (at that time I was same level in all of them: 84) it was going to be 22k fire giants for any one of them to 99. If I had done that for all three of them I would have killed 66k fire giants total. Which was also about the amount I needed for 99 HP. Doing it at PC, I'd maybe get to them quicker (and cheaper), but I'd still have HP to raise. So that's actually even more training than you would do with PC, than regular training.

Well after 4 days, you wouldn't be getting max resources as it wouldn't be taking the max amount of money out of the coffers. But you'd still get a good amount of logs and nests. These are rough estimates using the Tip.It Guide At max amount money taken each day, you'd get about 891 maples (8 nests bonus) At 600k in the coffers (60k taken out), you'd get about 713 maples that day (7 nests). So leaving it for 10 days would still get you quite a bit (8 bests for the first 4 days, then gradually declining) till you collect. Also before you collect (if you let it stay for a few days or longer), raise your approval rating up again right before you collect. It drops 1% each day. And when you collect it's basically an average from your spproval (if I understand correctly). So at 100% to start with, leaving it for 10 days, then raising it back up right before you collect, would be like have a 95% approval rating. Which doesn't drop you down that much. (matter of fact, I've done that and gotten more than the calc said I would).

Well if you start with 750k you'll have to add another 75k each day to get maximum. I usually put in 1 mill and can leave it for 4 days for max. resources. You'll be able to get your resources every day (starting one full day after you put the money in). You can either collect each day or go back in a few days (or longer if you have enough money in there) and collect all at once. Personally, collecting after a while is better in my opinion. Since you get bonus' based on how much of the resource you've collected. So for example, if your workers have collect 1289 maple logs, you're only 11 logs away from another nest. Leaving it in there for another day would get you more. (those are meant to be exact numbers, also you won't know how many your workers have collected until you collect). I usually have them collect maples 100% and then 50% on herbs or flax (depending on what I need). Here is a calc for checking out profits and very close estimates to what you will get with money/time/approval ratings. http://runehq.com/RHQCalcView.php?id=00778 I know it's Rune HQ, but until Tip.It can come up with their own....*hint* :-w

Eadger's Ruse for the Trollheim Teleport, makes the walk a bit more manageable. As for the kingdom managing: http://www.tip.it/runescape/?page=manag ... ingdom.htm Is a great guide to it. After the 2 quests, you'll want make sure you have at least 750k in it at any given time (it will take 10% of the amount with the max being 75k). That way you can get the maximum amount of resources each day. You don't have to put that much in, but for maximum resources, it's best.

You won't get farming xp from them collecting maples, but you will get bird nests as a bonus when they do. From them, you will get tree seeds (mostly seeds, sometimes jeweled rings or bird eggs). Which will be valuable farming xp.

That'll be fine, more info never hurt. We'll let it run it's course. :thumbsup:

Definately "A Fairy's Tale pt.1" for the Magic Secateurs(sp), and "My Arm's Big Adventure" for the disease free herb patch. Those 2 off hand are the only ones I can think of, but if I remember more (before any else thinks up others). I'll edit my post or reply. And just thought of a few more as I hit submit. :oops: EDIT1: Throne of Miscellania and Royal Trouble, using them to collect maples (and herbs and flax to an extent) will gain you a lot of nests (or herb seeds from flax and herbs). That will gain you a lot of tree seeds, which you'll be needing for faster xp. EDIT2: Chartres beat me too it #-o

Thanks, Bufoman. That's a bit more of a description I was looking for. Feel free to close.

Why do they have to be lazy? If RS came out in a language you didn't know orginally, would you learn a new language just to play the game? Maybe they don't have a reason to learn English. But back on topic, You've seen more Dutch than German people, then maybe that's the reason. As stated in a similar thread, maybe Jagex's idea is to increase their fanbase by releasing a language pack that doesn't have a lot of people currently. Also, as I pointed out in that thread, maybe German was the first one they were able to finish. When they decided to translate RS, it's not like pushing a button and BAM, translated. They have to hire people that speak those languages. Maybe German applicants were in the majority, making it able to be done first. Jagex will get around to other languages, instead of complaining about which languages come first, maybe compliment them on their actions to include non-English speaking people into the game.

I understand the concept of a fighting/combat oriented clan. But reading through the skilling clan recruitment pages, they list requirements and such, but not actually their purpose. Just kinda curious, might join one if I had a better idea of what they are/do. Thanks

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