ok im doing this for a few days i guess...

[pkerdouble]

ok so i died at kalphite and lost 400k there, died at barrows and lost 1.2m there, died at bronze drags and lost 4m there, and recently died in bh and lost 2.1m there.

 

 

 

ok so i made all that doing slayer and some skilling but i hate skilling but now im going to have to make some money so im down for skilling now.

 

 

 

heres what im currently doing:

 

 

 

cutting yews: 1200 x 489 each (just gunna keep cutting till around 3k of them)

 

spin flax: <--------havnt started but is this good money still?

 

 

 

is there other skills that i can make pure profit out of? and im planning on just buying the flax instead of picking it lol. suggestions please. \

[aspeeder]

Train farming a bit and you can farm ranarrs and toadflax, pretty good profit there (Especially with their over-inflated prices atm :-# )

 

Also if you want to get smithing up, buying iron ore and rings of forging and then smelting -> smithing into iron knifes will profit, my fave way of training smithing.

[pkerdouble]

i dont like farming i dont even remember why i got 24 but thanks, anything else?

[Zaaps1]

Runecraft, collect snape grass, or green dragons.

[SportsGuy]

Pure profit? Nothing, unfortunately, is pure profit. Even if you mine the rune essence yourself, craft the runes, then sell (one example of vertically monopolozing your gameplay), you're in effect "paying" yourself for the time you spent getting all the stuff.

 

 

 

That said, picking flax and spinning into bow strings will get you some crafting experience and cash, collecting seaweed and burning and selling the soda ash will get you cash (no experience), bucketing sand (cash), or making glass (crafting experience and cash) will work...

 

 

 

I would recommend slayer tasks. You train while earning a steady income and if you couple it with wise allotments in Managing Thy Kingdom, you can't make less than 2 million a week. Maples always sell, as will the seeds and the birds' nests, then coal or raw fish.

[Zaaps1]

Pure profit? Nothing, unfortunately, is pure profit. Even if you mine the rune essence yourself, craft the runes, then sell (one example of vertically monopolozing your gameplay), you're in effect "paying" yourself for the time you spent getting all the stuff.

 

 

 

Flax from Seers' Diary and Sand from Bert are "pure profit" because you spend no time gathering the resources yourself. Battlestaves are arguable, since you have to buy them, but can also be considered "pure profit" to an extent.

[cookie1762]

If i were you, I would contine with slayer. You have a decent level to make money on every task. This way, you don't get burnt out on doing the extremely repetetive tasks of collecting stuff. :

[pkerdouble]

hmmm im fishing atm seeming how flax isnt too great after even 2k of bow strings, anything else?

[walka92]

you can 26k trick, you can runecraft and if you feel kinda daring, you can go godwars. if you chose GWD,i dont know what would be best for you tho

[pkerdouble]

you can 26k trick, you can runecraft and if you feel kinda daring, you can go godwars. if you chose GWD,i dont know what would be best for you tho

 

 

 

26k trick fails for me, runecraft is boring, and godwars is boring also, i usually kill aviencies using prayer method

[SportsGuy]

Pure profit? Nothing, unfortunately, is pure profit. Even if you mine the rune essence yourself, craft the runes, then sell (one example of vertically monopolozing your gameplay), you're in effect "paying" yourself for the time you spent getting all the stuff.

 

 

 

Flax from Seers' Diary and Sand from Bert are "pure profit" because you spend no time gathering the resources yourself. Battlestaves are arguable, since you have to buy them, but can also be considered "pure profit" to an extent.

 

 

 

You're still spending time going to get them and you still have to buy the staves.

[Zaaps1]

Pure profit? Nothing, unfortunately, is pure profit. Even if you mine the rune essence yourself, craft the runes, then sell (one example of vertically monopolozing your gameplay), you're in effect "paying" yourself for the time you spent getting all the stuff.

 

 

 

Flax from Seers' Diary and Sand from Bert are "pure profit" because you spend no time gathering the resources yourself. Battlestaves are arguable, since you have to buy them, but can also be considered "pure profit" to an extent.

 

 

 

You're still spending time going to get them and you still have to buy the staves.

 

 

 

It's a small, negligible amount. It's like saying you just gave up 30k because you were typing out that reply and not, say, runecrafting.

[SportsGuy]

So, it's profit then...

 

 

 

...not pure profit.

[Zaaps1]

If you wanna be extremely technical and follow the precise definition, yes. But who does that help, and was that what I was talking about?

[Storm9117]

What he is wanting is the highest net profit. Now stop arguing about pointless things!

[Gin_and_Tonic]

D'you honestly think in the business world organisations say;

 

'Dear shareholders we've made no 'pure profit' as Joe Bloggs had to spend 4seconds on the stock market today making us £140million as the FTSE continued to rise today'... Nah, they dont.

 

 

 

Anyway, im mining pure essence at the moment on my pure. Its boring as hell but if you watch videos with the screens made to fit on your pc screen you can make about 150k an hour.