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Compfreak's math: Makes plenty of sense to me. EDIT: So basically it's saying if you plan on getting 135m xp with the torso, then it is better than the ADAMANT CHAINBODY or PLATEBODY. However, Prossy plate and Bandos plate totally wreck it. However, I have a torso myself, and in some occasions it is helpful, but it was not worth the time it took to get it. There is one thing it is good for: it's fairly lightweight for its defenses, so its good for activities such as Runecrafting. Even then, there are better options, such as Varrock Armor 3.

KBD is 7k slayer xp per hour though, lol. So if you're after xp that's not the way to go. 98-99-703-58532304 QFC for the best Slayer Guide on the web. Look in the section on Black dragons for exactly what you need to know.

You could do what was suggested above. My Hydra has never died there, either.

What I get when I click the link from the previous page.

Brawl is still way too laggy. It shouldn't be for what it is. Mario Kart Wii (win game) has almost no lag. I have never lagged while playing it. Yet up to 12 players can play it at any given time, and what's more people around the world play it simul. without any problems. I've been on games where there are players from Japan, Austrialia, Europe, and Brazil (including a few from the States and Canada) and it operates the same as if there were just a few people from New York. The strangest thing is that it is also made by Nintendo and operates on the same WiFi as Brawl. Yet my Brawl lags when I play with 2 of my friends that live in the same county. Mario Kart Wii does NOT lag when I play with 11 other people from around the world. Something is wrong here.

You can start with roe, caviar, or offcuts, since they all sell instantly on the GE, as far as my experience goes.

The drill example violates this portion of the rules (quoted above). But the purpose is not to prevent logging out. The purpose is to prevent you from clicking too much. To everyone saying: "play normally" or "it's the same as macroing", I know that. I don't have any intention of doing this, I'm just curious to see if it is legal or not. Because as far as I can tell, Jagex has never issued any statement banning this.

Not an examine, but the Saradomin Owl has a few conversations. One of them is when he says: "Oh really?". Made me lol.

I don't even see scammers anymore tbh.

What and where are you killing? When I'm training slayer in multi, most people respect that I'm killing my monster and don't try to interfere.

If you do use AZs, I would still bring an EE or SGS for emergencies. Other special attacks don't really help you anyway, unless you wanna bring claws or AGS for the lulz.

It chances of you dying are slim. If you lure in Verac's, you really only need to worry about the Wallasalki (there's only 1) and whatever Lobs attacked you when your prayer was down (usually when you lure the first 3 or 4, and they do 10 damage tops). If you wear a Ring of Life, you can survive fairly consistently. Lastly, when you attack the lobs themselves, you can throw Blood spells at them, healing up to your max hp. It's hard for 1 Wallasalki to bring you down from 80-ish hp all the way to 0 without getting you between 1-9 hp first. It's equally hard for the range dags to do much damage versus Veracs.

Actually, I have this spinning motor in my brother's toys. He never players with it. It belongs to some sort of building set. Point is, it can make a rod spin an its axis. In the building set, there are many pieces you can attach to the rod, which will spin along with it. So what I had in mind wasn't a robot that follows programming, but rather simple machines. I realize that it is very easy to mistake it for macroing, but there are ways around that. Only doing this at 1-2 hour intervals, for example, then doing something else. This would be the case anyway, because farming runs still need to be done. Doing randoms asap and without failure could also work. Doing this in your house would prevent anyone from accidentally reporting you.

But the point of calculating your xp is so you know how far you are into a task, which is useful information.

The Slayer equipment is highly variable. You will need to adjust it according to your tasks.

I bet people are going to make accounts with names they want so they "reserve" that name. Then when the update rolls around, they just sacrifice that name on the useless account and set it to their main.

If I was f2p and made plenty of cash sitting around, I would buy a few rares and lend them out. But I would never pay to borrow it.

Pretty epic :lol:

This is a great option and I can highly recommend it. But know that it is 180k+ gp per hour, not 100k+. While 100k+ is TECHNICALLY correct, it is misleading.

Both from the official rules of Runescape. I notice, however, that no where on that page or any related rules does it mention 3rd party HARDWARE. Software are usually programs and such contained in your computer's memory, but hardware are appliances that function OUTSIDE of your computer, (Java being software, the mouse being hardware). So would using 3rd party HARDWARE, then, be against the rules? Now you might be thinking, "if you doing this to afk, it is against the rules". So then what if I DON'T leave the computer? What if I stay with it, reading or watching TV, and using hardware to do tedious clicking? For example, what if I have something that can repeatably press the "5" mousekey? It is not an internal program that clicks, but rather an external device that clicks the button, similar to me pressing it myself. Basically, if I have something that can externally press buttons for me (as hardware), AND do not leave my computer (and break the afk rule) would I be breaking any rules? I am mentioning this in case this has been brought up before, or anyone has seen Jagex mention this, or any Player Mod can post this in the Pmod forum. This is more out of curiosity more than anything. I have no idea how I would build anything like this anyway.

That's funny. I would guess that you can assist the crafting level since I know you can assist for Slayer Rings. In both cases, however, you need to learn to make them yourself.

Was there earlier this week, it's the same.

If I read it correctly, the single bot says "What's your level..." and then quickly states its own level. Well, it could still work out. Imagine if you were fishing and someone asks: "Fishing levels?", then he says "Mine's 70", then a bunch of people state their fishing levels after him. It's the same here, if I understand correct. 1 bot says: "What is your level in Woodcutting?" then says "My Woodcutting level is 60", then the others respond and say: "My Woodcutting Level is X". Possible.

Belongs in Questionnaires, imo. Hmm, I honestly don't think I have one.

Pretty smart using QC to "talk" to each other, mimicing conversation.