Basically my dad doesn't want me to be a member anymore :wall: . So he's givin me 1 month to end it off and sell all my member stuff. So I want 10 days to make sure I can sell all my things... So what can I do for the rest of those 20 days? Make money, or train? Here are my stats if they help:

 

 

 

Combat:

 

60 Att

 

53 Str

 

58 Def

 

58 Hp

 

57 Mag

 

50 Rng

 

52 Pry

 

34 Slay

 

 

 

Skills:

 

58 Mining

 

50 Smithing

 

50 Agility

 

31 Herb

 

44 Farm

 

56 Fishing

 

58 Cooking

 

92 Wc

 

85 Fletch

 

48 Fire

 

48 Craft

 

68 Rc

 

41 Con

 

40 Hun

 

 

 

Some of my ideas r...

 

1) Runecraft nats to get tons of cash

 

2) Train agility because it applies in f2p (correct me if i'm wrong)

 

 

 

Not sure of any others...so whats ur thoughts ppl?

That totally stinks. If I were you I would collect a majority of the f2p items in your bank, that way you can take advantage of membership bank space even if your not one. Just make sure not to remove all of a particular item because then you will not be able to put it back.

Mmm...intresting idea :-k , as for the 20 days of membership, any ideas ppl?

Rest of the time you should rc nats. 500k-1mil per day if you play reasonably(200k profit per 1k nats and you make about 700-1k nats an hour if you don't stop, go to forums, keep talking to people or have to recharge your glories.)

use up all members items(finish pots, use seeds, and then sell all sellable members items) and train agility since it carries on to f2p for run energy recharge and any other members skills you want to get up

Tx for the posts...any other suggestions ppl? So far I'm lookin at a mix of rc and agility.

Fill your bank with doubles of every f2p item you plan to ever use. You can fit the majority of the items. Just be sure not to remove one on F2P, or you won't be able to put it back, unless there is another to stack it on.

 

 

 

As for the remainder of your membership. Rc nature runes, and train agility at the Wildy Agility course. Also, dropping by the Warrior's Guild and buying some cheap str pots would be nice for F2P, seeing as str pots sell 500-1kea there.

 

 

 

Above all, just enjoy yourself for the remainder of your membership. Sorry to hear you have to go back to F2P. Be sure to buy some "Autoer-B-Gone" spray to keep those pesky autoers at bay.

First, READ THIS!!. Probably the most useful guide on this site. Don't go nuts and waste all that time selling your member stuff when you can hang on to it. I lost members 5 months ago, and still have a bank full of members gear.

 

 

 

Don't bother RCing, spend all of your time training agility. Seriously. Sure, money doesn't come as fast on f2p, but there are also very few things actually worth spending money on in f2p. High agility, on the other hand, makes things so much easier. Don't bother working on any other skills, at all. I mean, if you're destitute and would like some pocket money, then by all means craft some nats. But you will make your life as a f2p player MUCH easier if you get your agility up as high as possible.

train agility or try and make loads of money as its easier in p2p

Definitely the "going to F2P with a full bank" should be used - this means samples of every item you will either get or make, that you may want to bank.

 

 

 

Ores, bars, smithable items... no need to hold bronze if you are past that level, runes, logs, crafted items in all states of completion (amulets unstrung, strung, enchanted, symbols - unstrung, strung & blessed, tiaras, blank, all types and talismans)

 

 

 

As for the skills:

 

1. Agility - the tun recovery should stay faster, though you'll lose the shortcuts.

 

2. Nats or other runes you can make in P2P and use in F2P

 

3. Need arrows?, fletch for your life.

 

4. Fishing, closer to a bank than in F2P (could save the cooking for later, as you don't have the mage level for cooking gauntlets)

 

5. Go like hell on possible clue droppers, in the hope of getting some (t) (g) or god - to sell, as you'd need a double set to hold the bank spot, though if you do want to wear god armour, you may have to consider that.