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Fastest? Willows. EDIT: at least according to all the guides I've read. If you're not gonna try to make money at the same time, then willows.

I know Affliction is 90+, but, what are the combat requirements for Heart Unit?

Yep, just like everybody else had to do 10-15 times on that quest. It's not fun, but then again not all quests are.

All the high levels are working hard to pick up bird's eggs... Hunting is coming out soon... Hmmm, I wonder...

Eventually, if you ever want to go for 99 WC, the recommended method is cutting Willows. So why not just go someplace quiet and cut and burn willows to kill multiple birds with one stone? Your WC level is good enough to make it go quite fast. If not, buy Willows in Varrock and burn in the square. Cheapest way.

You asked for someone's password. Your account is gone, as it should be. Why would you even joke about that? If you were as experienced a player as you claim to have been you really should have known better. I feel bad for you, but you really left Jagex no choice. There is really no way you can appeal this.

There are at least 3-6 black unicorns. If you've started Fairytale II, you can use the Fairy Ring network to bank the horns in Zanaris very quickly. I do like that Law-Running method though.

I hate mining stuff and dropping. To that end, I've found mining Gold in Keldagrim and/or Brimhaven to be worth the effort. XP is not as fast as powermining iron, but you make a good chunk o' change along the way.

With all due respect, your skills are fairly low and don't lend themselves to making the kind of money you're looking for so much. 5,000,000 geepees requires (in F2P) about 100 hours of work if you (in order of ease and certainty): - Run ess to the air Temple on 16 for 2K per run. - Merchanting eyes of Newt (buy for 1-3 gp in Port Sarim, sell for 100 gp each on forums when you get 1K or more). - Mine Iron and sell for 100 each (with your level this will be hard. I recommend holding off on your mining until worlds are very, very empty. Use another money-earning method during busy times until your level gets up). - Merchanting Red Spider's Eggs (gather from Edgeville Dungeon, which might only be P2P, I don't know) sell on forums for 600-800 each). This option is dangerous, though, as you're in the Wilderness when gathering, as well as being attacked by spiders. Merchanting by purchasing from other players is risky. The prices of things drop dramatically at times. The price of Yews in the past two months has gone from 220 to 350 back down to about 275. There's no way to know where it's going next. A few months back the price of whips dropped from 2.7 mill to 2.0 mill. If you'd bought a bunch at 2.5 to sell at 2.7, and then the bottom dropped out, then you'd be in trouble. Who knows what the ramifications for the next Jagex release will be? I'd be leery of that kind of merchanting.

Hey Nephite, Have you been able to determine how many seeds you get per worker? I assigned a few Etcertians to seed collecting one night, and I got sooo much junk and only a few sweetcorn or better. As a result, I immediately dismissed this as a viable option. However, you seem to be having better luck. I don't like the idea of assigning 10 workers to it, shelling out 40K to get a bunch of potato, cabbage, flower and hop seeds. Is there anything more you know about the farming part? Tip.it doesn't address it at all. Thanks in advance.

You people are insane. I am lucky if I can keep myself from checking for three days. And that usually requires me to spend the weekend camping in the country. Once I got sick of RS, put a buttload into it and left it for, like, two weeks. But I can't help but check every time before I go to bed.

... Trust. You can't trust anyone in the wilderness. That's not a good idea. Dude, that's a pretty awesome idea. Does anyone know of any problems with this method (aside from the trust thing? There are some people I know whom I could trust completely to do this.)? If not, it is without a doubt the best method I've heard of. Sounds like if you take a bronze pickaxe with you, you're all set. PS - the guide is quite good too, if you don't have a buddy to fight with ;-)

Use gnome spice and garlic in a bowl to make chili.

Well, just as a heads up, a *.zip file is a wonderful virus delivery-format. Most corporate email programs won't let you transmit zipped files for that very reason. Given the number of keyloggers that Runescape players find themselves victimized by, I would think twice about ever opening up a zip file, especially from a free, unaccountable web host. There may be a *.tif file in there today, but there's no reason why a hacker can't go to this guy's site and substitute an different *.zip file. But hey, that's just me. Calling the link/file "perfectly safe" is your prerogative.

Mad Edgar is atop Trollheim. There's a path Nortwest of Burthorpe that eventually gets you there. Keep in mind, Mad Edgar is mad far from civilization. Bring a games necklace to tele back to Burthorpe.

Not for nothing, it's quite ill-advised to download things off the internet if you don't know the source. I'm surprised Tip.it lets you even post something like that.

I belive this is the post you're referring to: http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?p=3807478 And how I interpreted it as to indicate that it WILL be a money sink, albeit a very interesting and experience-rich money sink: Particularly. Interesting word. Notice that he didn't say "no, not this skill". The particular goal may be to expand the known world of Runescape, add new foods, quests, etc. That they made it a huge cash sink is just a nice side effect from Jagex's perspective. I think this post, if true, is actually clear evidence that it WILL be a massive money drain, even though that is not the "particular" aim (as it clearly was for Construction).

Atop Varrock Castle there are about 6-8 town guards, and a barricade behind which you can fire safely. Drops aren't so great, but it's perfect for range training.

Time will tell. Don't ask me how they'll manage it, but I'm guessing Jagex is hoping to suck a few more billion gp out of the RS economy through Hunting. This would be an interesting poll question for tip.it.

Hardly. There's no way to know one way or the other. Smugness is not a subsitute for knowledge. But you have to acknowledge that draining cash from the Runescape economy has to be at least a secondary motivation of any new updates. Construction proved that. There was no reason for the materials for Construction to be so ridiculously expensive. The only reason was to drain cash, plain and simple. Too much gp in the Runescape economy is clearly a concern for Jagex. While there's no way to know one way or the other, I think it would be a safe assumption that there is going to be a significant gp requirement (resulting in that cash going out of game forever). Believe me, I'm sure the good folks at Jagex have had plenty of time to figure out how to make this skill a cash sink. Maybe not quite as bad as Construction, but still a cash sink.

I think the bank in Zanaris is still the closest of all for P2P.

Particularly. Interesting word. Notice that he didn't say "no, not this skill". The particular goal may be to expand the known world of Runescape, add new foods, quests, etc. That they made it a huge cash sink is just a nice side effect from Jagex's perspective. I think this post, if true, is actually clear evidence that it WILL be a massive money drain, even though that is not the "particular" aim (as it clearly was for Construction).

You'd be well advised to consider, as was mentioned, simply training via slayer assignments. Go to a slayer master and kill what she/he tells you to. They very often have good drops, (clue scrolls, amongst other things), and eventually you want to have slayer higher enough to kill Abyssal Demons (the slayer beasts that drop Abyssal Whips... require 85 slayer). Otherwise, Pest Control minigame is great for quick XP with no drops. Chaos druids die easy, and drop a lot herbs which come in handy for herblore, and nats and laws. Or selling unidentified herbs can get you 1K-2K each. Moss Giants are good to train on, and drop lots of good seeds as well. Blue dragons are often crowded, but you can make lots of gp selling bones and hides.

There's really no reason to wait. It's easier to train all your skills as a member. You can earn more GPs as a member making potions, chopping rare wood, mining gems, smelting cannonballs or iron, smithing knives. So many more places to mine iron (northeast of ardougne, west of fally) that are generally empty and competition-free. So many places to cut wood. Empty lobster/tuna/swordfish spots. Glory amulets, rings of duelling, ectophials, enchanted Lyres for getting around. Monsters everywhere, with better drops. Clue scrolls. Dragon weapons. Blue, red, black d'hide. Magick bows. Fletching. Mystic robes. Quests, quests, quests. Everything is better as a member. The more bank space reason, though, will be quickly dispelled. With so many more skills, quests, items, etc., you learn that the only reason they give you more bank space is because you have so many things you have to hold on to. The seeds, the crops, the herbs, the potions, the building materials. We're in as bad a position as the F2P stuff bank-wise. I think even worse. Every time I fish I have to buy a new cage or harpoon. Whenever I need to grind something, I have to find a new pestle and mortar. There's just no space for them. Warning: once you become a member, you'll never want to go back.

So its the same as slayer? #-o No. It's a non combat-skill. Think chompy bird hunting... and farming (traps).