SenorTamale

oh my god, does ANYONE KNOW HOW TO READ ANYMORE? he was asking for your permission to use it on the site so he could accredit you. accredit means give credit to. credit means that everyone will see you wrote the guide, so you can gain 5 ounces of respect among the tip.it community. he was saying that he'd prefer (would rather do) your guide rather (instead of, in place of) him having to do the work and getting the exact same results (data gathered from doing something repeatedly)

i believe that's only happened to me once, but i just closed the window and restarted the client. funny though :P

mccarthy pwns you :shock: :shock: :shock: he's completely right. everyone complaining about one part of the original post needs to stop wasting time and recognize what Raichase said right there. i also agree with the point that in the long run, resistance is basically futile, in that all cheaters will find one way or another to get around any defenses or bans that jagex might do, just like a big fat disgusting virus. it's a sad truth, but something we have to deal with if we're to continue playing the game.

yes... they are 12kg 7x 12 = 84kg more... and if you train agility its usefull to keep 1 - 5kg... (robes with food) read more carefully, he said that at LOWER mass he fell more, and HIGHER mass (if it's even relevant) he fell less.

i've been blackmarked for saying tip.it when i was asking if anyone belonged to it (before our homeworlds were established). i knew of the rule against advertising, but i thought by advertising they actually meant advertising, not just saying the name. after all, adÃÆââ¬Å¡Ãâ÷verÃÆââ¬Å¡Ãâ÷tisÃÆââ¬Å¡Ãâ÷ing ( P ) Pronunciation Key (dvr-tzng) n. The activity of attracting public attention to a product or business, as by paid announcements in the print, broadcast, or electronic media. whereas i thought (and it should be perfectly fine) to keep it at the point of asking if anyone is a member, so long as you're not telling others to go there. so the only complaint i have for jagex is to reword that rule to 'saying name of website' :?

and if you do it right, you dont even have to do that: 18) it'd be more helpful if you actually told people what you're doing. :D :) :( :o :shock: :? 8) :lol: :x :P :oops: :cry: when posting, look inbetween the text box and submit buttons, where there's four options to check. look for the one that says 'disable smilies in this post' and check it, then submit your post, and you'll have a similar result to mine.

god.. i'm going to die.. missed yet another event :(

someone posted a page for the video of killing jad a little while ago, luckily i added it to the favorites.. http://www.dark2k1.com/702-dead/

Quit posting fake stats. Alternatively, if being like that is what I have to look forward to when I get high combat, I might as well quit now. oh god, please don't make that assumption, not all of us are that stupid. hopefully he's just joking with everything he's doing, but we can only hope. and if i didn't say, count me in (unless my parents decide to go hiking on spur of the moment :x )

seeya around, should be alot more fun with my level 3 Senor Tamale :D

that is very cool, but i wonder how jagex decided 84 buckets a day.. strange number.. unless when you calculate the glass crafting it turns out to be some even thousand number. that is very nice art, you're very fast to have wholly written out tip.it andgotten in place in time for that pic. once i do the quest i may try my hand at design.

Archaic? Boy I feel old then... I remember when it was still "newbie" in the old text MUDs. newbie is still used in MUDs, don't worry :P all i have to say about this is that you should all just use common sense when calling someone a noob, and never do it on an impulse* (the getting the ore before you, asking too much for item, etc). it also depends on what you consider being a noob/newbie/new player. someone fighting a monster too tough for them may or may not realize it, after all, they could just be hoping out of their mind for some rare drop. in fact, continuing along that path of reasoning that you can't assume anything about anyone, it's not fair to call anyone at all a newbie, even if it's accepted by the majority population. anyways..returning from abstract reasoning. the last thing i have to say is that these antinoob topics are getting to be the most cliche in the world, PLEASE DEAR GOD STOP MAKING THEM.

or a cannon.

i really don't see why people fret all the time about putting their money into armor.. even if it drops just a couple mil, you can resell it easy enough, if your cash is that precious to you.

The new spell is actually very nice.... you can stay at a training spot for much longer when you can turn the bones to food that heals 8. Useful for slayer. i thought that it heals for 4. anyways, i agree any skill is more fun when you can forget about how much xp you have, how many you have left to do for that mage level, or whatever.. already got 92 magic there, and i have 400k to 93 now, when all i've really been focusing on is getting a master wand. albeit the telekinetic theatre is ALWAYS going to be a total pain in the behind, and i don't really enjoy the alcing too much either, since you have to look at your cash so much of the time. and that i've done tens of thousands of alcs in the past, and i am starting to hate it with a burning passion like the others..

the same way you'd earn money for anything. looking at your stats, i'd say to stick with woodcutting. and to use the help and advice forum for this kind of thing.

definitely plague city and watchtower for their respective teleport rewards. and what everyone else has said too.

i find (and i think those who've done alot will agree) that the best way is to gather equal amounts of 2 kinds, running to a specific corner to gather more (developing a habit, making it easier). it depends on which enchantment you're doing, but i do lvl 6 enchant, so i have 4 spaces taken up (cosmic, death, blood, and a hammer for my paranoid efficiency) then gather 12 yellow and blue, then run to the center, and start enchanting the second one of your colors show up. it is definitely possible to enchant 12 with each bonus round, i've done it probably hundreds of times now. then, if your other color shows up in the next round, finish off your inventory and deposit the orbs, and run back. if it's one of the other two colors (more likely) you have time to run back to your corner and gather your missing color. this'll keep you busy, and having two colors means you have a much better chance to keep up the enchanting and getting greater xp/hour. with 3 colors in that same inventory (24 open spaces) you'd have 8 enchants per bonus round, and you may get better streaks, but you'll also be spending alot more time running around (having to go to a different corner for the 3rd color) and gathering your missing colors, potentially missing more bonus rounds you could be doing.

Can't you see I said secret spot? If word got out, then it wouldn't be 800k an hour. Thinking more on the cost, I probably make closer to 600k profit an hour. 2k cannonballs, 8 prayer pots, misc. costs do add up a bit. CANNON AT BARROWS! CANNON AT BARROWS! EVERYONE COME AND DESTROY BARROW ECONOMY, MUAHAHAHAHAHAHA *destroys barrows market* *ahem* i do fletching and alcing, but that's more for the mage xp, as i don't get a great return for the time spent. i think i'd do abyss runecrafting, but that gets old fast too.. in fact, i don't really have any idea HOW i've gathered up my stockpile...just random things and accumulated profits from the fletching i already said...but still..

thing i'm most happy about is the bones to peaches, definitely getting that after my wand :) i feel for the people that worked harder, but this is better for the majority. and the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few (vulcan hand sign goes here)

Nats worth 300 each, plates alch 1200 each. 1200-300= 900 900/5= 180 180gp back for each bar you spent 500-600 each on is good return? You're better off with gold gauntlets and selling gold bars if you do that. did you do the gold gaunts for smithing exp?:P i think he did, i remember an avatar of his with some smithing lvl in the 90s and his huge # of goldbars, and his gold gauntlets

i love how you covered your behind there :P though i can't even pretend to be an expert on the rares economy, i do have some experience with RL stock charts, and i'm glad i recognized that santas would start rising again once the christmas craze was over; it was just too greatly oversold, 4M was a resistance level and now it's bouncing back (5M already? jebus, i bought 6 two days ago 4.05M ea :D ). ugh i sound so self serving. but it does go to show you you don't have to be an expert to predict where the market may be going. and, on the note of RL stock charts, have you ever seen or heard of anything like that for runescape, r2-pleasent? it'd be very interesting to see the rare charts over the past 5 years..

simple and clever, i love it :D it reminds me of south park too, heh (the simplicity part) yes more more please.

lol, that is pretty stupid. my stupidest thing was buying the common (750k) half shield on the day legends came out for practically all my bank worth (3k nats, mask set, couple mil) thinking that it was the rare half and i was getting a bargain.

AHH SAVE ME FROM THE POINTLESS REPETITIVE CIRCULAR BANTER :shock: now, going back to the point where the discussion developed to the point of amount of xp per gp, i'd say it once again depends on your priorities. for example, some months ago i bought 2k steel bars, 30k feathers, and smithed and fletched 30k steel arrows. i sold half of them to make up some of my money, and kept the rest in case i ever need to do heavy amounts of ranging. of course i lost half my money making the arrows, but i thought that the combined smithing and fletching and (potential) ranging xp was worth the cost. and obviously i paid very close to the price of steel arrows by making them myself (2 or 3 gp loss per arrow). on the contrary, someone that already has 99 smithing/fletching would have no reason to spend the extra time making the arrows, because there's much faster ways to raise smithing/fletching on their own. it's also very likely that they have a much larger sum of cash to work with, and are likely willing to incur heavy losses to have the greatest xp gain. the point of making all your items from scratch and turning them into profit is valid, but the point is (as already stated) that you will have a smaller cash-per-hour gain than if you sell the raw materials yourself, simply because of the market prices. then from that, you can argue that the most efficient way (cashwise) to have the items you want is to solely do the activity that yields greatest gp/hour, then buy the second-to-last step (steel bars for our example) and then work them into whatever for the xp. the idea is that (gp saved by buying ores as opposed to bars)/hour < greatest cash per hour activity. or, in a 24 hour period, you'll have a greater cash gain and equal xp gain (disallowing smelting, since the xp gain is kind of negligible compared to what you get with bars) doing the best activity and buying the bars then spending the time to save the 200gp/bar for the same amount of bars. or, if you decide to have 0 net cash gain for that day, you can buy more bars and thus have greater xp gain than by spending the time to smelt. eh.. that was too long. somehow i get the feeling i'm going to get flamed...