Adam007

You can always just buy a mud staff then sell it later to get your money back, if you do have enough for the initial investment. I don't think getting enough mud runes is worth the effort. The benefit of using bones to peaches, like you said, is to get more points. You can heal more, live longer, and get a lot more points there. Not sure about compost with peaches, but I've seen that asked in a lot of places. If you can, that would make things a lot faster, but I'd imagine they'd just make regular compost.

Or bring a mud staff to save one extra inventory space and runes.

Could easily be used while training on things that drop bones like bandits so you don't need to bring food, assuming you're not guthaning. And you're getting magic xp too. Btw, I'd crop SS out of that picture - pics of that aren't allowed here.

Are you positive? I don't remember there being any demand for mass cosmics before, or them costing as much as nature runes do. I see no reason that out of all things, this update would make them go down. From what I heard, it made them in huge demand and jumped their prices.

54 rc? 59? Whatever! 10k nature difference. Ugh. *(Has 54 rc :( ) I think the determining factor though will be if this enchanting room does end up being very good xp, assuming jagex doesn't further decrease its xp.

Yeah, I know their xp isn't as great as natures and laws, but besides that, by the way things are looking (at least for now), it seems like cosmics at level 59 runecrafting might make the most money (excluding the obvious 91-rc). From today's new update, people are now paying 225-250 for cosmics. A level 59 runecrafter now at the doubling rates can make 450-500gp per essence, monetarily beating out natures and laws. I'm not sure by how much, because it seems both, or at least natures have gone up a little bit because of the update also. But anyways, the question is, is this gp boost worth the extra 100+ gp per essence given the xp loss? Also discuss the rising prices for runes because of the update, and how long you think that the boosts will last. I think if cosmics remain good xp now (from what I've heard out of the 4 games they give the best xp and are somewhat cheap), then they might not go back down in price.

For that matter, is there really any reason to get that new spell so far? I haven't even used bones to bananas since rs2 came out, so I doubt I want to waste the token things for an upgraded spell of that with peaches instead.

I'd say legends for the huge amount of xp or desert treasure for ancient magic. Small favour is also nice, that one gave a good amount of xp.

Nice guide. Can you tell which of the four gives the best xp, and how that xp relates to regular in-game xp before the update was released? And can you get all of your rewards playing only one game? Or do you need to play all four to get everything.

That doesn't explain the drop prior to the xmas update. The santas peaked awhile ago, because everyone thought they were all smart buying early. The pre-xmas buying time became the real xmas in-game, santa hat wise. On xmas, everyone who wanted santas already had them, so people got nervous because they thought their santas would do well around the holidays and kept selling them for cheaper prices.

I saw this game at another board. This is how it works. The first poster will state some type of undeniably true fact or cliche, and the next person will prove it wrong. Please don't post any opinion-based statements (for example statements that say something rules or sucks). Example: Poster 1: The sky is blue Poster 2: Maybe by your perception, but everyone's perception of colors is different, meaning your red could be my blue and vice versa. I'll start off. Dog is man's best friend.

True, I have four phats. :P TPUM likes playing sports.

I think overall the main reason is simply to become more outgoing than you are normally.

I have to know yours too for it to work.

...in your opinion. I love the song, and wish that more music was made like it, instead of what we have nowadays. One chorus repeated over and over on one song on the radio repeated over and over. Well, most songs are like that, but I'm talking about those pop-songs. I guess I just want more music like BR made now instead of rap and stuff.

With the infinite amount of possibilities of space, there's bound to a ton of planets with life, probably a few others with intelligent life. Probably just not intelligent enough to create spacecraft capable of getting to other galaxies. But yeah, since there aren't exactly any boundaries to space that we know of, I can't imagine any possible way that life couldn't exist elsewhere.

I've got this cool nonstopping cycle thing going on now. I have a few layers of walls, and lots of spouts raining everywhere, and plants that keep living on, and what's going on is that I have the oil always burning, so when the plants overgrow and touch the oil, everything burns, and water spills over once again, and the remaining plants that survive start taking over the water again, til they reach the fire. It's been going on over this cycle in a window over 24 hours now.

That last play was amazing. They were so close to scoring too. What was up with the other team coming onto the field before the play ended though? That was a great game though. Both teams played astounding.

I already made a thread on this, but my friend code is 429556930726

I... I... I don't know what happened!

Well apparently the sun provides things that science hasn't explained yet. By the way, wouldn't this make humans (and I suppose all animals?) autotrauphs if we really can live off the sun? I mean a guy did it and was watched even for 100+ days so it is possible. Maybe there's some technique that's really hard to learn. That could be the catch.

If this actually works for everyone, it could end world hunger and starvation. What I don't get is how the sun can provide you with actual hard concrete literal nutrients your body needs to break down for different proccesses. Does the sun have an imaginary nutrition label with all 100%'s? :| I'm really surprised I haven't, and more people haven't heard about this. I mean it seems like a huge breakthrough, but the guy has been doing it for 9 years. Maybe there's a ton of money involved. I mean, if humans technically don't need food, imagine what that would do to the food industry in some areas. Maybe there's a few reasons like that why we're not hearing about it.

Yes, this sounds really absurd, and I don't know how it could be possible, but it's interesting nonetheless. Here's the post from another forum. So there you go. Living off water and the sun. Comments?

You guys don't 100% understand how search engines work. When you search for uk swat, it's probably giving results that have to do with uk and swat in the page, but placed entirely differently. If you want to do a real search on a name that has two words like tip it or uk swat, you need to put quotes around it so the search engine really knows what you're looking for. "uk swat" gets 771 results, not the huge amount it did before looking for pages with the word uk and swat in them. Alright, that's enough analytical search engine blabber from me.. :P

I keep a dream journal to get myself into the habit of remembering dreams more easily. Still, there must be something in the brain that erases most of the memory of a dream because most often, even seconds after I wake up (sometimes even if I use an alarm clock over 90 minute intervals although I only wake myself up once a night when I do that) I'll still forget the dream, and sometimes be lucky to only remember one snapshot of the dream. Eventually your recollections of dreams does get better by keeping a journal and writing down what happened right when you wake up though, and it's interesting reading (or listening like you said) to what they were.