Bladewing

1.4m/(24.9m+1.4m) = 5% drop - kind of the definition of crashing.

korasi's sword > whip

hey guys we all know cabbage is due for an update, what do you think it will be???

technically more efficient to do butterflies for xp and then monster hunt for gp, if you are able to access those bosses.

i guarantee DFS is much better at DKs than rune defender is, lol.

why would you attack the 180 while the 360 is still alive? kill the 360 first so you can turn off mage prayer, then shoot/run or trap the 180 on the walls.

how do you need the ability to shoot that far in the fight caves..? anyway for skilled fire cape-ers, ranged is obsolete.

eh you can't play that card because OP contradicts himself only about a dozen times by switching from "i'm frustrated" to "i'm not frustrated", to and fro.

sorry next time i will invite you

insulting != trolling

^these post bots are awesome, go see the posts he has made XD

thanks for the stunning and salient insight

and then i had a huge party

Corp reduces all damage done by non spear/halberd weapons. Hence, neither KS or chaotics are good at corp.

brutal

or the scroll wheel or your eyes

around 30,000

people are flaming him because he's irrationally butthurt about strangers ASKING A QUESTION.

marginal gp/xp of the various trees: oak (with payment) - 1.26 willow (with payent) - 2.12 maple (with payment) - 16.96 yew (no payment) - 22.25 magic (with payment) - 29.60 apple (with payment) - 0.62 banana (no payment) - 5.18 orange (with payment) - -5.92 curry (with payment) - 15.57 pineapple (with payment) - 6.96 (8.72 from orange) papaya (with payment) - 11.41 palm (with payment) - 21.17 -- okay so how to use this data: starting with oaks and apples, keep "upgrading" your xp by keep moving up your tree on whichever list has the lower marginal gp/xp until you feel you are spending the right amount of money. in increasing costs: apple + oak apple + willow orange + willow curry + willow pineapple + willow papaya + willow papaya + maple palm + maple palm + yew palm + magic if your current combination of tress is not on that list, then you are wasting your money ;)

cannonballs are around 10k xp per hour and about 140k profit per hour. OR you could smith iron knives and get about 35k xp per hour and about 135k profit per hour.

willing to pay 9 gp/xp for maples but not 7 gp/xp for papayas? makes no sense.

Dks, frost dragons, merching/flipping. (you can see DKs loot in there ;) ) Out of curiosity, when ever I see bank pics, people always have potions of every dose in there...why? It seems like an unnecessary use of bank space (whether or not you need it), and I can't imagine someone taking 1 dose pots to something. The potions in my bank are all 4 dose, with maybe some random less dose counts from pots that are partially used. The second I'm able to, I combine them to make them back into 4 dose. annoying to constantly decant doses everytime i finish a task/boss trip. and if you don't decant every time you bank, you end up with a 2 dose potion in the wrong tab by accident, and over the course of a couple weeks it becomes 40 (2) dose potions. 1 dose antifire potions are useful for going to nech tasks i guess. if it would automate decanting when you deposited potions i would be happy, since i could use a couple dozen bank spaces. btw i've actually never killed a frost dragon

i do not bother with healers when i melee him. start with claws, because if you ko him with claws there is a bug which denies you the 25k bonus slayer xp. for prayer, i pray melee by default, and switch to ranged/mage as he uses it, then switch back to melee.

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Though I've known about the existence of them, I've never actually seen one till now. Adding blue-faced greegree to my list of Runescape goals. fyi my data suggests that they are around 1:2500 loots from zombie imps My data suggest they are around 1/1000 and i've got more than 20 of them... I've got 7 and they seem to be indeed around 1/1000. (more towards 1/1500 for me though) i've had 14, but anyway the point is that they aren't exactly common.