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Can you use sc armor at pest control? Thanks.

Those were needles I believe, and it was placing a needle one tradebox away from your coin pile (in RSC, traded items were put into boxes adjacent to each other, rather than now where there are no boxes and they are further apart). The tradebox was actually not large enough to fit in the integer for a certain number of coins (I think it was 8 digits total?), so it would appear that the numbers were overflowing out of the box; placing a needle in the adjacent box would make it seem as if you were offering 10 times the value you actually were.

You think that's bad? I once invested 40M in ashes when they were 15gp because I thought serum 207 would become a popular way to train herblore. Now they're 5gp. Lesson: Diversify.

Clearly it's worth it. You'll spend a couple k on energy pots per hour, but you'll be almost twice as fast. If anything, that's probably the reason why you're not making as much. I'm currently Graahk crafting, I do about 3000 essence an hour so around 300k or so profit. I suppose if you really really concentrated and did everything as fast as possible, you could make 400k an hour, but that's not really practical.

http://itemdb-rs.runescape.com/top100.ws?list=0&scale=0

Everyday on the GE, steel bolts appears as one of the most traded items. However, I've never seen anyone train range with them before, and I doubt they're good for fletching, so how come there is so many?

I was wondering which was a faster way to runecraft cosmics, through Zanaris using agility shortcuts, or using the abyss. Thanks.

Yeah but after your initial investment you'll be making more and more money.

You can buy green d'hide on the exchange and get the tanner to tan it for you, I hear it makes around 300k an hour.

One other thing is, this would technically be available even to people who have not completed the Fremennik diaries, since they could sell for under the GE price to be bought up by other players which have the boots which may prefer to simply exchange the cheaper item (remember, it can be several thousands of difference between the GE price and the minimum price) to Ghrimm for fast profit. Seeing the functionalities of this feature really makes me wonder whether Jagex will nerf it or not. I thought construction was a gold sink? Well what are they doing making it extremely profitable?

I wonder if they'll nerf this, it's hard to tell when Jagex plans to do something and when they accidentally do something. Making construction profitable (and in fact, very profitable) would be the update of the year I think.

Recently with the new Fremennik diary update, people who have completed all the hard tasks will be able to sell their flatpack furniture to Advisor Ghrim at GE market price. Flatpack furniture can be made at a work bench outside of building mode, and you'll receive all of the xp that you would in building mode. The main problem with this of course, is that GE market prices are abysmally low compared to the cost of the materials to make the flatpacks. However, if flatpack values on the GE somehow migrate close to the construction costs, then we could be looking at a much cheaper method of leveling construction. Particularly with the opulent table, which is a somewhat common clue scroll reward, everybody would win since the builders would have an extremely fast way to level construction while minimizing costs, and people who do treasure trails will finally be getting a decent reward for their efforts if the opulent table's GE price (~5.5k at the moment) matched its construction price (~1.2M). So today when I checked up the history for opulent table, I found something very interesting. In the past 30 days, starting November 11, opulent table has gone up 92%, and has grown nearly 15% in the past week alone. Before this however, it was a dead rock in the GE, unsellable, and often falling. Now the strange thing about this is, the Fremennik diary update has only been out for a couple days, and even if someone had thought of this on day one, we wouldn't be seeing the effects this early. But not only that, the effects had already started taking place at least a month ago, which means someone must've known about the reward and its ramifications for quite some time. The only people that could've known this are the people close to Jagex. Also, opulent tables used to flood the GE, now they are unbuyable at maximum price (meaning they must've all been bought up). Now, I don't want to throw out wild accusations, but do you think it may be possible that some Jagex employees/mods, knowing of this update early on, used their own personal accounts to take advantage/are taking advantage of the update, and getting an early start on what could be a very lucrative investment?

Well there's only 5 equipment slots remaining right (6 if you count arrows). That means there's only 6 remaining diaries.

Do they protect herbs as well?

So far, all of the rewards from achievement diaries have been pieces of equipment. For Lumbridge/Draynor you get a ring, for Karamja you get gloves, and for Varrock you get chest. Assuming that the next two diaries also cover an area of the body, do you think that eventually every equipment slot (except for arrows) will be covered by a diary reward, and if so, what type of bonus do you think it would offer?

Does the 100 kill count for a cat training medal accumulate from all of your cats, or do you have to get 100 on one?

What's a large sum? I was thinking something like 50k's worth.

If I were to give my friend who just started out some free coins/armor/runes, would that be against the rules on real world trading? Thanks.

It requires less time? Doing the quests alone takes more time than earning a 99 in most skills, let alone getting the skills for the quests.

I'm almost sure that one of the hard tasks will be to mine an adamantite ore in dwarven mines.

Yes, because everyone under 130 IQ is an immature, obnoxious idiot. :roll: Pretty much. I'd even go as far as to say 140.

Yeah, I remember my first time through underground pass, it's pretty scary while Iban is still alive. I wandered in those caves for about 6 hours, it felt like I was in the mines of moria, lol. It's pretty much the reason why I hated the whole plague city questline, it involves my least 2 favorite places in runescape (the other being Isafdar).

So your reaction is too slow to compete in a populated area, or your level isn't high enough to one-click monsters, and you're not rich enough to train range because you're probably f2p? Thread = epic fail.

What skills in your opinion most need updating? Please just list 1 or 2 so we can get a large variety of opinions. For me, the number one skill that needs to be updated is mining. Its big brother smithing has been getting some solid updates of late, while mining hasn't been updated since they released the rune pick. Leveling is absurdly tedious and slow, and there's no profit to be made at all, even though it's a resource gathering activity. I wish Jagex would spend some more time on one of Runescape's oldest skills!

I'm pretty sure rather than the 8 "heroes" we should've just recruited Jad, probably would've won.