Bladewing

what since when did this become a debate over calling people noobs that's what noob means, right?

the quest is the hardest part

if someone has a good item, it works because few people are flipping it if they tell you, then they have to compete with you competition drives economic profits to 0, so naturally no one is going to tell you their good items.

you are asserting that training skills together is intrinsically superior to training separately which is false you are right you never said it is impossible -- the reaction (or at least mine) is not so much because what you do is different it is that you assert that it is superior when it is likely not it's like the guy in H&A who says that a DFS is better to buy than 85 herblore

probably in your bank

You show me where I have implied this is impossible to do. I have implied it is not my preferred method where possible but at no point have I stated otherwise. Please ensure you quote me properly and not make things up to try and win your argument. underlined where you said it

okay here's my challenge to you. i have enough cash for all the good gear, all the 99s so you tell me "go spend it on skills" so... what? you telling me i shouldn't buy a partyhat? i should go train slayer in full vesta? once you have enough money to afford all the armor and skills, then i think your assertions might carry a bit more water

i have 99 slayer and so do you not so incredible. a great achievement, yes.

quote please Done so already, read further back. Wrong, you are operating under the assumption that you have a finite number of skills you can do. you imply that if i buy magic logs to burn, i cannot go woodcutting later. you are implying that if i buy my ores to train smithing i cannot go mining later. you are implying that if i buy herbs to train my herblore i cannot go farming later time is the constraint, not the number of skills you can train You have incorrectly quoted me on here so please quote accurately as I have not made such a blasé statement. I am implying that simply buying your way to a 99 may be fast for that 99 but may not positively influence other skills. Most players think this way in the game because they’re desperate for 99’s but my personal preference is not to do it that way. Of course you can do any skill you want in any fashion you choose but do not assume that your own way is the ‘correct’ way or the most efficient way either because they’re neither here or there if the players choice doesn’t suit it. Nobody implied that you couldn’t do one skill then the other, YOU did. I’m illustrating that trying to bludgeon your way to single 99’s without making use of other related skills may not necessarily be that efficient, and for me certainly, not fun, and its not costing me a penny to do it. That’s MY choice, you know for me, moi, so I’m not wrong. all skills are completely independent of other skills, except perhaps summoning slayer and hitpoints which can be isolated by reduction of a system of linear equations anyway the ore you mine is independent of the bars you smith - i can mine iron and smith adamantite. how many times must i say this - you can train the production skills completely separately from the gathering skills if you want and generally not lose out, a few notable exceptions being superheating while mining gold and using the adze while chopping trees what you just said (your most recent post) matches up perfectly with your previous post and with my criticism thereof.

quote please wrong, you are operating under the assumption that you have a finite number of skills you can do. you imply that if i buy magic logs to burn, i cannot go woodcutting later. you are implying that if i buy my ores to train smithing i cannot go mining later. you are implying that if i buy herbs to train my herblore i cannot go farming later. time is the constraint, not the number of skills you can train

sells for mid splits the min price

frost dragons

try and get a cheap h'ween

try not to die have a 6 min grave when you do die, be sure you have extra lanterns in your bank

the best td spot is the north spot, all the one-demon spots suck ass

This is a very, very real problem you get easily when creating a mind where efficiency is the best thing to achieve. - And I really hope people here keep maybe the little efficienty freak thingies they have (we have all our weird things) in game and be relaxing in real life later! It's sad to see such a good company go to ruin in less than 7 years (7 years ago it was still a govern-based company and instead of efficiency quality was the highest good). last time i checked, bureaucracy and decision making that is poorly informed of practice does not equate to efficiency it says that some guy in the us did something he thought would make things more efficient. they did not actual efficiency is a good thing

this doesn't exist to the extent you and others assert that it does the solution is to have more frequent price updates, wider margins for min-max, or just reintroducing free trade none of those will happen -- also you can still get a partyhat, 1.4b cash can buy you a purple with NO MERCHANTING required, you then just have to get rid of the junk

fake

it is great for spectre tasks that's probably it that's okay because that's the only reason i wanted it

glory > strength still in a dangerous place

make sure your steel titan is not right next to the TD or else it will sometimes melee it instead of range true, sad story

Base damage: 160 +15% from staff + neck: 184 +9% from mind bomb: 200.56 +25% (bonus hit): 200.56 + 50.14 So, erm, ko power? i believe it would be 5% from staff 10% from necklace 9% from mind bomb 25% from box total: 49% bonus, max hit of 238

divine is still over a yellow so i dont know where this crash concept came from? naturally its street dropped after it went up 25m in the ge lol.

or have your conjoined twin playing his level 3 account hint hint

i think you don't need unicorn actually to use maul