T. Skill

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Haha..sailing jokes never get old. Sailing jokes remind me of Cartman's theory about Kyle causing 9/11, haha. But yeah, I think what may have happened is that they were once planned to be used for a future update and then never used (kinda like how a sequel to Monkey Madness never happened).

A simple suggestion but a great one. I support.

Taking a break from RuneScape.. though I didn't really plan it. I kinda just haven't played in a few days, and I'm not exactly sure when I'll play again. Hm. I don't plan on "quitting" though.

If you feel yourself starting to burn out (which will probably happen) you could always spend some of that cash you make for chinning which will bring in a huge chunk of range xp.

There's usually less other Aviansie killers in the Eyrie than outside when I go, which is why I prefer it.

Nevarrrr@ BOOM@ Gf son

Congratulations. Want a cookie?

78 Days, 23 hours. A lot better than I thought. <3

I don't know how you do it to be honest. Congrats!

A Runescape TD isn't pest control with construction... It's barbarian assault with towers. Everyone always forgets about barbarian assault, and everyone will forget about a Runescape TD.

Would you recommend only picking up D Bones if you are looking for the fastest profit since they are closing in on 4k each at this point?

Yeah definitely try again because I actually did this yesterday, switching from flax to herbs.

The sing-along blog is really something. I'm enjoying myself watching it.

Yep, from 52-64 I did Wildy Course. Then 64-70 took me about 2 days at Ape Atoll.

snapdragno farming is huge profit according to ge, but if you take a closer look, it was just merched and crashing farming is definitely a good option though, i would check out ranarrs and kwuarms, and perhaps a few other herbs Dragon slaying is always a solid money maker as are aviansies Honestly though if i were you, i would get a quest cape. The skilling needed for it and the quests themselves will give you a good idea of what's a good money maker and what's not The seeds were merched, not the herb. True, but when herbs or seeds fall or rise, their counterpart usually follows.

That's dumb.. It seems like the only way to have a relatively easy time with Jad now is to get a good spawn (south east/north west) where you can set up your attack.

I agree. If you don't see any need to get the 99 (read: no desire for the cape) then there's no reason to get it. You'll probably get it eventually through any kinds of experience rewards you choose to use on it, randomly smithing here and there. And who knows, maybe that one day you go out PvPing (I'm not assuming whether or not you enjoy PvP) you may get a couple pairs of smithing brawlers that you might as well use to take a chunk out of that experience towards 99.

Agility: I actually did Ape Atoll fine from 64-70 and I found it to be fast experience while not failing at all really (of course I fell a few times). Theiving: Blackjacking is the fastest experience until 91 when it is replaced by Plunder, though it can be dull work. Ranging: The fastest (and most expensive) experience is of course chinning. Though you could always power range Yaks with iron knives. Really there are a lot of approaches to range, it depends on if you want fast experience with zero/negative profit or if you'd rather profit.

Alright so, I've now gotten through (read: died at Jad) four fire cape tries. The last two have been after the RuneTek 5 engine update which caused a change in the way protection prayers work in that they only protect if you activate them at the beginning of the attack animation. This has caused Jad to become ridiculously hard for me. In my last two fire cape attempts, I've gotten hit for 90 and 95 respectively, EACH TIME, before I have even run down to find Jad. Why? Because listening for the mage attack while having Range prayer selected and prepared to switch DOES NOT HELP. The sound effect comes AFTER the attack has already started. In this case causing Jad to effectively hit "through" my protection prayer. Now I've been surfing around the RSOF, here, and other sites, and I've been wondering.. is there a specific pattern for Jad's attacks which helps to beat him? For example, I've been hearing that Jad always starts off his attack with magic now, and follows up with range and then another mage attack. Is this true?

Agreed. This seems a little.. eh.

Jagex has to remove Ancient and Lunar Magic!!!! I don't wanna get skills and quest points to use them so it's not fair!@@!@!@!!@!@@!!@ /sarcasm That's what all these arguments for this removal sound like. It's idiotic. I guarantee the only people that are verbally showing their discontent with the High Level potions being used in PvP are the kids who are used to having everything handed to them on a silver platter so they expect it to be the same way in a game. The kids that before the trade limit used to come up with sob stories of being hacked for free donations. The rest of the PvPers, you know, the mature ones, probably left PvP quietly and stocked up on herbs and seconds to reap the rewards and benefits of higher herblore. Reason for edit: Reworded a bit.

Agreed. Chinning is the absolute best experience (and if money is no issue I would go for that). But otherwise I'd just stick to ranging whatever is available, or even some range slaying just for the hell of it.

In all honesty, I would just keep it for personal use. But a better idea would probably be to sell it asap and then when the price levels out buy it back if you want one to use.

Remember the fact that when superglass making you don't get the exact amount of molten glass as supplies used. In fact you will usually make MORE glass than supplies used so you will nearly all of the time when buying both sand and seaweed. If you aren't already, I recommend collecting the daily 120 buckets of sand from Bert in Yanille which is available after the completion of the Hand in the Sand quest (which is not too difficult). As well as buying 80 seaweed from the Charter Trader(his name escapes me) on the dock near the bank in Catherby. I actually superglass make a fair amount, but I never buy supplies. Every time my stock of seaweed/buckets of sand starts to hit the 1k+ mark I decide, eh why not I'll do some superglass making. I always profit this way and its a nice break from other things. In replying to post above(Darkvengence), I've never actually tried Diamond Bolt enchanting myself but I've heard it's great experience and decent profit most of the time, you should look into it.