thespis9

No worries, solved.

It is rather annoying yes, but only to the point of perfection. It is a decent game regardless, and though I do support the compass pointing directly north at all times (as opposed to the random cardinal directions it seems to fall into) I'll not call it the end of the world if Jagex works on something else rather than this issue. I do like the idea of a properly rendered map and compass, but I am content to play as-is.

Ah, thats how it works. I thought it was something clever, such as drying the plants to get seeds and so forth. Thank you for clearing that up!

Hi all, I read on the skills section of the main site that it was possible to obtain seeds from picking veggies, flowers, etc. How do I go about doing this? Thank you, Thespis9

Great, thank you kindly. :)

Hi all and thank you for reading (and hopefully answering) my question. I'm going to purchase a member's account for the first time this weekend. My question is two-fold: What happens if I switch back to the f2p while I still have a p2p amount of slots used in my bank? Do certain items disappear or that I just could not add more items to my bank until I get rid of certain items? Secondly, what happens when returning to f2p from p2p with any member's items you happen to have in your bank? Do they vanish or are just unusable? Thank you!

Getting a large amount of wool is never easy. I would always shear it in the large pen outside Lummy, however that gets a bit annoying with those penguines and rams running around. Half the time you spend just making sure that you are selecting the correct animal. :) If at all possible, try to purchase them for a few gp. Many lower levels players collect them and this could be their windfall made possible by you. If not, shear and then bank is the way I go.

Guthix, for the balance and lack of degrees. plus, the armour is very nice looking.It is pretty cool for a god like that to be put into a game.

I'm F2P and here is how I work my crafting skills. Make tiaras. I love to mine so any oppurtunity for silver to be had I jump on it. It increases the mining, smelting, and crafting skills-if you do the work yourself. I also keep all of the gems I mine and cut them myself. If I have the time I trade cuts for uncuts. This helped out a ton in the early levels of crafting. Once I have a large load of cut gems I turn them into ammies. Again, if you are able to mine your own gold and do the semlting yourself, it's worth it all the more.

I recommend mining to earn cash if you have the high enough skills for it. Make steel bars for some great cash. If you do not want to mine the coal, then you can always suppliment your supply with purchased goods. Either way you will still turn a nice profit. Try to shoot for amounts in the 100's to make it easy for both you and the potential buyer. For instance, you could buy the coal and mine the iron. This way you'll be increasing your minging while doing it quickly with the iron. This takes less time and you do not have to fight over certain coal rocks-unless you are into that. :)

I liked the old interface as well, however, I have grown used to the new one and do not mind it anymopre. Its pretty easy to read I think. the one thing I do have trouble with is the combat level text. It's hard to read due to both the size of the text and the color. Other then that, its okay by me.

Right now I'm making silver bars tiaras in order to pump up my crafting and smithing exp. I'll be mining after that.