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It just goes to show how brutal it really got during the war. Yet, there are holocaust survivors who have seen films like The Pianist and Schindler's List who shrug them off and vehemently express that nothing could ever give even a close sample of what it was truly like.

Upgrade your oranges to curries at the very least. They, like oranges, profit if you collect the harvest (I personally don't pay the farmer. I've found that for super cheap seeds it's usually not worth it and supercompost keeps them alive 90% of the time anyway). I'd stick with willows for the time being. There really aren't any efficient ways of getting a large number of them other than making lots of money via a fast way like green dragons and then just buying them en masse.

Do I need to repair my pouch immediately once I find my pouch damaged? Or I can wait a few run first b4 it further decays? I don't see why you would want to wait for a few additional runs since all of those ones would be with a degraded pouch. I'd say as soon as it degrades, finish the current run and then NPC contact.

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I did them with slightly worse stats you and got through them quite well. Just bring a z spear or SS, mage def/pray boosting equipment, bunyip with swallow whole scrolls, and have at them. Enjoy the crimsons.

The main thing you might want to add is 85 mage for teleblock. That'll secure a few more kills in PVP.

I just try to say d-ing whenever possible, but dung just seems to come so naturally when abbreviating the term.

[quote name='troacctid' date='24 June 2010 - 03:29 PM' timestamp='1277407765' It gets you to the bush patch faster if you used the fairy ring to teleport there. I use it for the daily teleport to relleka and then I just run to the Misc sailor. Then I use the boots to jump over.

I read a really sensible alternative change on the RSOF. The poster suggested that all of the existing boots be introduced as the new boots with no stats or low stats (only 1 str bonus?) and new boots would be available for the new price. I like everyone else here have to say that 75k is just ridiculous by any standard. I think 10 or even 20k would have been much more sensible. They were remarkably cheap and should have probably gone up at least by a little bit, but this jump is pants on head insane. Granted, I'm not too too concerned about my money. I already had a lot of it locked up in dragon bones and herbs, which look like they're going to be rising up anyway. So I'm pretty much inflation safe.

Well if you have access to LRC, then mining is a lot less attention and some people prefer that.

The main benefit is breaking up training time with BA. If you even moderately enjoy BA, it can be worthwhile for certain activities. Obviously something like firemaking is a waste since it's so cheap and fast as a skill, but the repetitious clicking and tedium of mining and agility can really be a drag. Agility has no easy means of training whereas mining has LRC at 77. Just some things to consider.

I bought this like at $60 new on DVD, and don't regret it. You can pick it up for about $40 new on SD, $60 on Blu, or $20-30ish used Yeah I've seen the whole series multiple times. Probably one of my favourite pieces of WWII media.

I've gotten an effigy and gone through the whole process. To supplement and reinforce you already got from the Tip.it guide + geesch: 1. You can boost up to investigate the effigy. I used a stranger plant when I was level 87 farming to get 91 and then got 15k delicious xp. 2. Typically each pair of skills with consist of an assistable skill and a non-assistable skill, so there's always a chance for you to get investigated. 3. There are CCs out there where people offer and request assistance. I primarily use "Assist Clan" and bit of "Effigies cc". If you have any skills you can assist with, make sure to offer. Just be patient though. It only takes two effigies to max out a person's daily assist cap and assisters are short on supply. 4. For runecrafting, try world 36 nature altar for assisters as well as world 70 ZMI. World 2 GE and world 117 dung would be also places that might have people willing to help.

Ah so you can use glasses on kegs. I tried the other way around when I wanted to shove some stouts into a keg for LRC mining, but it didn't work. I just assumed using a keg on a glass also didn't work. Thanks for help everyone.

So seeing that Greenman's Ale (m) is going for around 50k a pop, I've decided to start brewing myself. I've played a few games of Trouble Brewing and have some of "the stuff" (Gonna get a few more though) Just a few questions: 1. Does a high cooking level decrease chances of failed brewing? 2. How much does "the stuff" increase mature brew chances? 3. Is there really any reason to use a calquat keg if I plan to sell? It seems to offer only a quarter of the profits.

Totally agree with this one. BoB had much stronger characterization and the story telling seemed to be a lot more coherent. There were also quite a few more intense combat scenes.

Charging air orbs is pretty slow magic xp at around 40-50k/h depending on your method, but it requires very little attention once the orbs are going. It also profits a little.

I recall pretty much never burning pizzas at 70, which is double the cooking requirement.

This. There have a lot of stretching and graphics glitches lately. My only suggestion is to try maybe white boots, but I don't think they would work. And for looking good in game, why do you think people buy dragon plates or treasure trails items? :rolleyes:

On the main log in screen, there should be a settings button in the lower right hand corner. It brings up a settings panel that you can drag all the sound bars to the left. Once in the lobby, you should also have access to your settings. I personally haven't had RS sounds for a long time. I only turn it on periodically when I want to listen to Harmony :)

Ideally, you would have a spottier cape, boots of lightness, penance gloves, and an enchanted excalibur (don't know if you have the stats for the diary) worn. In your inventory, you *may* want some (super) energy restores and some really cheap food like trout, salmon, tuna, wine, or baskets of strawberries. However for most courses/methods, you'll find that these items are for the most part unnecessary. I'd also like to mention that the wilderness course is roughly the same as the werewolf course, but werewolf has no revenants.

Tbh, only do it if you're also going to imbue a berserker, warrior, archer, or some other fremmy ring. 10 hours for +1 stats on a difficult to obtain piece of jewelry seems a little hard to justify.

Unless you already have an onyx ring, you should really just forget about the 300 ranks. 200 ranks to imbue the dragonstone ring is much more reasonable. It's only 1 less attack and defence in each category + dragonstone rings are MUCH cheaper and easier to obtain.

Calling jibberish right here. Also, 2 mil an hr on skills is ego babble with 0% chance of reality. Only recently when I got 91 rc could I make 800-900k an hr. At your stats, you could probably get a dragon claw drop from TDs every 12-18 hours. That translates to roughly 2 million-3 million per hour. CB stats are "skills" too.

I actually remember someone recommending something of the sort to me. They also seemed to agree that it was worth watching.