Sinkhan

I definitely agree with Imamonkey. Realistically, don't banks have services for monetary funds and a separate safety deposit boxes for items?

I highly suggest you train on something else other than lessers. I suggest something more on your level but still profitable such as moss giants, roach workers or maybe white/black knights. Why? 1. You'll get hit less often. The max hits of the suggest NPCs are either the same or lower, but they definitely don't hit nearly as often. This will lead to you using a lot less food. 2. You'll also probably hit more often. I'm pretty sure level 30-40 Knights and 42 mossies have less defence than a 82 lesser (but I could be wrong about the knights). More hits = more xp. 3. Contrary to popular belief, the drops from lessers aren't even that good or consistent. They have the prized rune med and will drop a boat load of fire runes, but rune meds are quite rare. In addition to that, they don't drop any bones at all so you're out of luck with prayer xp. Cockroach workers will most likely bring you a higher valued inventory per trip. 4. White/black knights and roach workers are a lot less crowded. The lower competition means more monsters to kill.

Lvl 92ish is about halfway to level 99 Try it with prayer. Have fun mate :roll:

Well unfortunately, the free and relatively efficient bowls method can only done once you're actually in the guild, but until then, I suggest hides like everyone else.

okay well i dont have enough money for sarah sword so that out Sara Sword hands down? Guh...the utter ignorance of the Glance-And-Post is quite annoying...

Oh nevermind...it's a P2P thing...

Maybe he's using a laptop and doesn't have flat surfaces readily available :roll:

Whoa since when can you paint your kites and helms? Where exactly in falador is this?

If you're looking to raise magic, try superheat. Mithril bars are very good nowadays and your loss is at most 50GP the last I checked.

Roach workers are better XP, hit less often, and drop boats of nats.

Well, my original goal was a demented range tank with 70 attack 71 str 90 def 92 Mage 94 Ranged 70 Pray 89-90ish HP So I could BH in the med crater. But seeing as BH is dying off and str seems to be so important, I think I'll revise my stats to 85 str, 85 def which will probably lower my HP to about 88 ish.

Well later on, there was another guy with higher stats. 50 attack, 75 strength. It was annoying as hell. He was pretty much beating me out on drops 3:1. We used the same weapons, but he had a str ammy over my power ammy. Honestly, I'm thinking of just raising str now. But one more thing. With most str pures at 40 attack, what would be a strong enough defence to lower the number of hits to offset the effects of their massive strength? I'm trying to formulate a secondary character to become an "Anti-pure" if that's possible.

I was recently training on mossies when a pure came in (68 str, 30 atk). I was training defence and he was probably training strength. I have slightly higher str than him and over double his attack, but why is that he was still hitting such high and consistent hits? He was just as often getting the drop as I was. Was it more because I was in def training mode which made me hit lower, or maybe is it that attack really just is useless on F2P?

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It's been confirmed by several people that it is NOT retrievable from Diango. Have a nice day everyone :roll:

That wouldn't help with the randoms. Once you take them out, you can't put them back in.

There's a room in the SoS with level 27 minotaurs. However, this place has a safespot.

90% of the questions you asked have most likely been answered. If you don't want to learn how to play the game yourself, at least learn how to use the search function.

Remember everyone that it isn't a holiday item, but a quest item.

Has anyone actually tested if the broom can be retrieved in F2P?

Tip.its ranged damage table will show that they are not the same and at certain levels they provide a +1 damage over bronze. They also tend to be more accurate and deal more consistently high damage. I've trained on guards, giants, lessers, and many other things and the arrow types I see the most are bronze, iron, and steel. I don't get them because I would rather have a rune scimitar or something of similar importance instead of say a camo top. If Jagex gave us 5 extra spaces, all of them would most likely go towards storing my randoms. I'm sorry I didn't make it clear earlier, but what I meant to say is that GoP robes are the most practical training robes. FoG robes would be better suited to PvP. The degrading factor becomes a real noticeable drawback when training magic for extended periods of time, making the GoP robes a much more attractive option. However during a fight where every attack bonus counts, then FoG robes would be more appropriate. I'm confident most people spend much more time actually training than doing PvP. Ok, perhaps my teleport argument was a little weak as I don't have much experience doing so and am not too familiar with how most people do it, but at the very least, the telly tabs are a cheap form of transportation to different places. They're excellent for applications other than RCing (Mind tabs could be used to get to the Zamorak wine quicker).

What? Ranged level raises ranged defence? I thought it was only regular defence that has an effect on that. Magic should be the only dual-functioning skill, working in accuracy and defence from magic. Ranged level adding ranged defence is news to me.

No way...really? I thought all armour weighed the same. Just like they all have the same negative mage bonuses. Never knew that.

Yes, it would. As soon as your animation starts, you have that monster. You still haven't addressed my point. The clicks are being received at the exact same time in my scenario with the bots. Who would win? Random chance? You're still dancing around the whole animation taking longer point. While not brought up before, I think the game works in very precise intervals, sort of like basic quantum mechanics, or at the very least, rounds. If we were to time a fight in milliseconds, a player could only actually make an attack at 100 milliseconds, 200 milliseconds, 300 milliseconds, etc. Calculations, actual splash, start of animation, whatever you want, they can only occur at these times. I'm pretty sure most people have noticed the precise and calculated intervals at which a player attacks with any given weapon. You might also notice a delay between you performing an action and your character actually going to perform it (Picking up bones is really obvious). This minimizes your arguments of reaction time and Internet latency. I'm pretty sure that Jagex wouldn't have made it so that if player As click is received at 10 ms while player Bs click is received at 15ms (and a gap of 5 ms is ridiculously small) player A would win regardless of what weapon they use. A more realistic approach is to round down the two times down to the closest "interval", which would most likely be the same if the players are pretty much the same speed considering these intervals probably wouldn't be super tiny, then another factor would come into play as to which player would win. A probable factor is actual weapon speeds. It's very often that a ranger "wins" a monster against a meleer. Very rarely has a ranger on rapid who's paying attention loses out to a battle axe. This has only happened to me once for reasons unknown. Why would it be so consistent across RS? It would be hard to believe that ALL meleers have slower reflexes than rangers.

A full inventory of platebodies, equipped plate body, legs, kiteshield, fighting boots, warhammer (or battleax, not sure), full helm, and a cape?