dirk4slayer

From what I've heard killing Earth Warriors with Brawlers and SC legs on is the best way to use 'em. Goodluck :thumbup:

I heard that lvl 100 is indeed the amount you said, and that the 200m XP mark roughly equals level 126 in a skill. I can't tell you anything about the levels between those two though.

You have to change the max hit with Ranged in a single hit to 200, you can hit that on the Avatars in Soul Wars ;)

Either my Warrior or my Archer Ring, depends on if I'm meleeing or ranging of course.

Superheat is better. It's good for F2P, but no, it's slower than Alchemy. Alching is like 65-70k/hour, and Superheat is 50k/hour. When using iron ores Superheat blows Alchemy out of the water in terms of xp/h.

Just doing the same things I'm doing now, infinite time does not mean boredom won't kill me off :-#

12M gp from such a small quest? WHAT? Must be 12k gp I'd say. RS is loading very very slowly after kicking me off again 2 minutes ago :P

RS is back on for me :thumbup:

Keep up the good work Noppeh :thumbup: pures are always fun to have :) 8/10 get 70 Strength though to be like me

Then I'd say Agility, Cooking, Smithing or Crafting. Smithing and Crafting obviously need quite a budget, and I personally don't understand people who think Agility isn't monotomous. Therefore I'd say that your best bet would be 90 Cooking. It isn't what you'd call respectable, I know that, but the sad thing is that the most monotomous skills are usually the most respectable.

Dizzle, it is obvious that the Whip is worth it's price to the buyers. If not, it would have been lowered in price. Just logic thinking I'd say.

A Quest Cape gives the same bonuses as an untrimmed Skill Cape I think. Could you give a definition of your idea of not monotomous? I can see skills like Fletching or Woodcutting be monotomous, but if you're grinding to level 90+ nearly every skill except combat/Slayer gets monotomous in the long run.

Could you maybe post a picture of your skills? Also, if you find Woodcutting and Fletching too monotonous I'd think you are more of a Mining/Agility sort of person, you know, liking the type of skills that require focus instead of AFK skills.

As pointed out above, the efficiency is not in the costs but in the speed of String Jewellery. The time you save using String Jewellery instead of Alching can be used to make the money you spent on the amulets back, so technically you've done the training more efficient. Also, a part I liked very much about String Jewellery is that it can sort of be AFK'ed, while with Alching and Superheating you're stuck to your ingame screen and can't watch forums or whatever.

If you just want a 90+ skill I'd say go for the one that's closest to 90 already. If that would be a skill you don't like, just experiment and you'll learn your preferences on the way :thumbup:

"This video is not available in your country." :thumbdown: It's nothing special. It's just a random noob killing Green Dragons with the All American [bleep] playing in the backround. And don't even get me started with the stupid special effects. :thumbdown: EDIT: Damn 3rkid beat me to it. -.- You only see the negative parts of the video. It is actually a quite good example of what killing Green Dragons in Runescape would look like after having consumed a few magic mushrooms.

You just love doing stuff to innocent wooden things don't you :ohnoes:

Feels awesome doesn't it :thumbup: 9/10, 10/10 when you get 99 :)

Superheat Item is also good xp.

No Sir/Lady :thumbup: Alright :thumbup:

Aren't the rune smithing methods mentioned only available when you're already 99 Smithing? That doesn't sound like an option for you, Hemen.

I support, great idea :thumbup:

The minimum price is 210 gp, but I doubt you didn't already know that :P

Attack :thumbsup:

Highalch/Superheat? Did you do Lunar Diplomacy? If so, Humidify could be an option.