im becomming memb soon :) and im looking for any tips anyone is willing to give me on how to train lvls, how to make money, what quests to do, and what i should do :D I also need some advice on how to train some hard f2p skills like rc, prayer, and maybe range and combat. As there are so many things to do in p2p, im a bit :?

 

 

 

Any advice would be greatly appreciated :thumbsup:

i say if you are going to train combat at all then train it on slayer tasks. you get 2 types of exp and it gives you some variety to your training :thumbsup:

Do quest to get dragon weapons

ill help on training the skills

 

rcing-depending on what level you are get air gloves and do air's until 44 then nats through the abyss or with a spirit grahhk(sp?) then when you get to the level for laws just do whichever one will sell for more :D

 

 

 

prayer-when you train slayer you get quite a few tasks for dragons and instead of selling those you can just bury them or save to use on a guilded altar

 

 

 

range- if you want speed use chins under ape atoll but other then that just train it with slayer :D

 

 

 

btw i love slayer :P

At first set small goals ill get to lvl 10 fletching today using my own logs, or ill catch enough fish to get me to lvl 50 cooking. Those being examples ofcource, get to know the member map, i was lost for about a month XD. Get some simple easy quests done. Dont squander your money, spend wisely. And enjoy! :)

Hm, I'll tell you advice about the member skills.

 

 

 

Herblore- I'd say farm your herbs/some seconds. It really does help with the costs of herbs. Also, many mid/high level seeds are dirt cheap these days. I'd say start herblore after you have at least 9 farming, so farm some guams. You can easily get the seconds (newt eye) so that's good until level 12. Then, you can farm both the limpwurts and the tarromin, so do that for quite a while. By then, you'll find a way to work herblore.

 

 

 

Fletching- Pretty easy, you just cut down basic logs, and fletch them into arrow shafts until level level 10 or so. After, just make unstrung longbows until 70. (I found from 50-70 willow longbows to 60, and maple longbows to 70 was the best way) Then, you can do the popular yew longs. You no longer make profit on these though.

 

 

 

Thieving- Not much to say, I can't stand this skill, so can't say much.

 

 

 

Farming- Pretty much just do the highest thing you can at the allotments with compost. Here's a basic starter's guide I found really helpful. viewtopic.php?t=594084 You can also plant herbs like I said, to get more profit.

 

 

 

Construction- By the time you have a good amount of money to start this, you'll get what to do.

 

 

 

Slayer- Just follow what the basic guide says, and do what the master tells you to. Awesome skill.

 

 

 

Hunter- Start with the best birds you can to 29. (DON'T TRACK THINGS!) Then at 29, move on to swamp lizards. If you want massive profit, do these to 63 with banking. Then, do red chins.

 

 

 

Agility- The biggest pain of them all to start. Just do gnome to 35, and do the Barbarian course to 42. Then do the Agility arena to 52 (bring agility pots in case your level gets lowered) Then do wildy course to 65 or so, then the Ape Atoll course is good I hear.

 

 

 

Summoning- Get charms with slayer, and get some money.

 

 

 

Money making these days for lower levels... I don't really know, because the GE kinda made stuff not worth much, but farming is a decent profit, picking flax (really boring), spinning flax (good crafting xp), hunter is an awesome one. By the way, marigolds are at crazy prices. (hint hint farm some)

Get you agility to 50 then start doing quests. Make a list of quests with rewards that would really benifit you and then get all the levels required for them and the sub quests. Questing is a good way to direct you leveling focus.

 

Summoning- Get charms with slayer, and get some money.

 

 

 

 

I'm going to stress this point.

 

 

 

As a member, when you kill things, they will drop "Charm"s. 4 colours: Blue, Crimson, Green, and gold. I asvise you to pick up every single one, you'll thank yourself so much later. Really i mean it. If inventory space is very, very tight, priorotise them in that order. If you don't train summoning until later, you'll look back and cry at allthose charms you left on the floor otherwise.

i really don't get how summoning works.....

doing wolf whistle should explain it all if it doesnt then your stupid....

no i mean how do u get the xp of summoning

 

do u have to activate the pouch to get the xp?

 

or do u just have to make the pouch

make the pouch,but you can find out that yourself to.

interesting... thanks for the help guys :thumbsup: