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do you know an average on how much hp xp per 1k casts? This is for SMOKE BARRAGE and prior to the autocasting update, meaning no Extreme Mage pots or the damage bonus of the master wand. So expect better results than below. 114k magic xp/hr 59.5k hp xp/hr 513 casts/hr 6 blue/hr 40 green/hr 163 crim/hr 96 gold/hr 1.45 ppots/hr = ~6 doses/hr 1 cast = 222 magic xp 1 cast = 115 hp xp 1 blue = 85.5 casts 1 green = 12.825 casts 1 crim = 3.15 casts 1 gold = 5.34 casts

This is a pretty basic guide. While in some mediums basic guides are appropriate, this is not one of them. To write a better guide, you should be more analytical with your methods and offer more concise explanations. However, this is not fault of yours, since f2p woodcutting isn't complex enough. What I am saying is that you have a good idea of content, a pretty good idea of presentation, but a bad topic. F2P woodcutting is very straight forward, and I don't think a conventional guide as such really does much. I hope you don't take this the wrong way.

It's not a broken system, why fix it? Besides only pures would benefit. Remember what is a pure. A pure is a type of player who voluntarily forgoes certain aspects of the game in an attempt to gain the upper hand over other players. So if you elect to ignore certain parts of the game, then Jagex should not custom tailor their game to you.

PC/SW for HP xp is roughly the same speed as Ice burst/barrage on Rock Lobsters. Why then accept less when you could have much, much more? The cost isn't much compared to the huge amount of benefits. As far as magic xp goes, it's only a bit more expensive than most conventional methods, and the charms easily make up for that.

Thanks guys! I will consider that piece of advice.

Thanks lol. I'm not entirely sure if I'm going for mining next, actually.

This option is only unlocked after Wolf Whistle, which he does not have done.

This is true. Your summoning level will play no part in PvP unless you have a familiar pouch/scroll in your inventory or have a familiar summoned.

Thanks guys :)

In other words you don't have the summoning bubble by the minimap? In that case, I'm pretty sure you CAN'T check its status. Back to the good old days for you then :(

I think you have the money quantity confused with "favor". If your coffers are too low you get fewer resources per day, but that money is still effectively utilized if you keep favor near 100%. In other words, if you have 750k and 50% favor, half your money gets wasted, but with 375k and 100% favor, all the money is used efficiently, you just only get half as much stuff. No problem, it truly is a fantastic site. Everything is well-researched, well-written, and well-presented. I must say, you've done an EXTREMELY good job. Is that the case? If so then you might want to keep it, but I personally would take it out since 300k isn't doing much good in MTK. It would be much better used somewhere else, such as for buying better gear or high levels.

The point of adding such worlds was to make areas that only accomplished players could access so that truly dedicated players could be rewarded. Lower the requirement would just defeat the purpose. For all intents and purposes, the world is MEANT to be low-population, as a reward for those players who worked hard. You said that 12.5m xp proves you are a good player whereas 1000 total does not. I don't understand your reasoning here. Please elaborate.

I probably killed my first mithril at around your levels. It isn't a very hard thing to do. Normally I'd recommend you ZS them, but you might not be able to give up that defense. I'd still recommend meleeing them. You'd have to kill maybe 3 or so per trip because you're only hunting for a bone and you're not camping there or anything. So bring 3-4 ppots, a super set, an antifire, the rest food + a healing familiar if you can (you can also employ the drop-food trick to get a BoB with food). Don't forget your emergency teleport!

First of all, take that 300k OUT of MTK. You should not have any money in MTK unless it is over or at the maximum efficiency. Since you can't effectively put over 750k in the coffers, it's better you have none at all. At efficiency that low, you might even end up losing money. It goes without saying that the "free" or "profitable" 99s are within your budget. For example, fishing, runecrafting, mining, woodcutting, etc. However, none of the buyable ones can be gotten with under 1m, except perhaps profitable methods of leveling (such as broad bolts for fletching) or super-conservative methods. As far as making money goes, you WANT to farm herbs. Other than that, look at this page for everything you need for making money: http://runescoop.com/html/rs_TheRuneScoopDynamicMoneymakingGuideforRuneScape.htm Work on farming too, that's a great money maker once you get to herbs. WC yews and magics and do a farm run every 75 mins (time for herbs to grow) +1 :D

You could use the Lumbridge Ring teleport. That's true, but he didn't say he had it. So I'm assuming he doesn't. :P True, so if you don't have it, you should get it. Not only for this purpose, but for all-round effectiveness. It's a great way to escape combat if you need to, and the alchs/run restore are very useful. Not to mention it's the only usable ring in f2p anyway.

You could use the Lumbridge Ring teleport.

Gg, Soma won btw.

Well I'm on now :P

Finished section 2: Mining for Profit.

Try Plankmake, relatively inexpensive and over 150k xp/hr. It's now even easier to do with the recent update.

Yeah I'm getting around to it :P

Lol yeah. Thanks guys!

How's 3 GMT sound?

Gold > coal in all cases if not mining for xp.

Thank you!