Skills

[Celisuis2341]

Hello,

 

I know i have posted alot this week on the forums here, but you guys are great at giving advice :D

 

Right now, onto the important thing.

 

I have around 571k, 300k in MTK. so i have 871k altogether.

 

i was wondering, with this money what would be best to buy to try and get any 99 skills or close to as possible.

 

All my stats are in my signature.

 

Question 2

 

Ive been making cannonballs for money. good money-maker but so slow.

 

So with my skills, can anyone recommend decent money-making skills. Im up to try anything :)

 

Thank You

[aspeeder]

Hello,

 

I know i have posted alot this week on the forums here, but you guys are great at giving advice :D

 

Right now, onto the important thing.

 

I have around 571k, 300k in MTK. so i have 871k altogether.

 

Just some extra advice ALWAYS HAVE 750K+ IN THE COFFERS FOR MTK IF YOU HAVE IT or else you are not getting as much cash/day as you could

 

i was wondering, with this money what would be best to buy to try and get any 99 skills or close to as possible.

 

There are no 99 skills even close to within your grasp with that amount of money, get at least 5mil total before you start thinking of a 99.

 

All my stats are in my signature.

 

Question 2

 

Ive been making cannonballs for money. good money-maker but so slow.

 

So with my skills, can anyone recommend decent money-making skills. Im up to try anything :)

 

I would try some slayer for fun, but ankous for melee or aviantese for range are both viable methods.

 

Thank You

[Norriie]

You could try any gathering/producing skill, since they require little to no money at all to start and usually end up with a good profit.

 

Your woodcutting level is fairly good, so you could try doing yews for a little while until you can afford a d axe, then switch to another method. Perhaps cut and burn teaks, so you could get 99 firemaking as well (or atleast get close to it).

 

Hunter is a good option of you want to make a lot of money. If you hunt red chins from 63-99 you'll make about 30mil. However, it's a tedious skill and you can't afk.

 

Another option would be fishing, although the money you make depends on how you decide to train it. In general, the faster ways make less money, but I'm not really sure about this one.

[Lacoste]

Well, you do have 85wc, if anything go for 99 in that, it will get you some money which you could either spend to get other 99s or some decent armour and such.

[Celisuis2341]

Thankz Guys and Gals :D

 

 

Im cutting yews and magics in the gnome stronghold atm.

 

Seems to be working :D

[Gandalf14141]

Thankz Guys and Gals :D

 

 

Im cutting yews and magics in the gnome stronghold atm.

 

Seems to be working :D

 

Work on farming too, that's a great money maker once you get to herbs. WC yews and magics and do a farm run every 75 mins (time for herbs to grow)

[Zaaps1]

Hello,

 

I know i have posted alot this week on the forums here, but you guys are great at giving advice :D

 

Right now, onto the important thing.

 

I have around 571k, 300k in MTK. so i have 871k altogether.

 

i was wondering, with this money what would be best to buy to try and get any 99 skills or close to as possible.

 

All my stats are in my signature.

 

Question 2

 

Ive been making cannonballs for money. good money-maker but so slow.

 

So with my skills, can anyone recommend decent money-making skills. Im up to try anything :)

 

Thank You

 

First of all, take that 300k OUT of MTK. You should not have any money in MTK unless it is over or at the maximum efficiency. Since you can't effectively put over 750k in the coffers, it's better you have none at all. At efficiency that low, you might even end up losing money.

 

It goes without saying that the "free" or "profitable" 99s are within your budget. For example, fishing, runecrafting, mining, woodcutting, etc. However, none of the buyable ones can be gotten with under 1m, except perhaps profitable methods of leveling (such as broad bolts for fletching) or super-conservative methods.

 

As far as making money goes, you WANT to farm herbs. Other than that, look at this page for everything you need for making money:

 

http://runescoop.com/html/rs_TheRuneScoopDynamicMoneymakingGuideforRuneScape.htm

 

 

Thankz Guys and Gals :D

 

 

Im cutting yews and magics in the gnome stronghold atm.

 

Seems to be working :D

 

Work on farming too, that's a great money maker once you get to herbs. WC yews and magics and do a farm run every 75 mins (time for herbs to grow)

 

+1 :D

[qeltar]

Zaaps,

 

Thanks for the link to my site. :) I appreciate it, and I do think folks will find it useful.

 

First of all, take that 300k OUT of MTK. You should not have any money in MTK unless it is over or at the maximum efficiency. Since you can't effectively put over 750k in the coffers, it's better you have none at all. At efficiency that low, you might even end up losing money.

 

I think you have the money quantity confused with "favor". If your coffers are too low you get fewer resources per day, but that money is still effectively utilized if you keep favor near 100%. In other words, if you have 750k and 50% favor, half your money gets wasted, but with 375k and 100% favor, all the money is used efficiently, you just only get half as much stuff.

[Zaaps1]

Zaaps,

 

Thanks for the link to my site. :) I appreciate it, and I do think folks will find it useful.

 

First of all, take that 300k OUT of MTK. You should not have any money in MTK unless it is over or at the maximum efficiency. Since you can't effectively put over 750k in the coffers, it's better you have none at all. At efficiency that low, you might even end up losing money.

 

I think you have the money quantity confused with "favor". If your coffers are too low you get fewer resources per day, but that money is still effectively utilized if you keep favor near 100%. In other words, if you have 750k and 50% favor, half your money gets wasted, but with 375k and 100% favor, all the money is used efficiently, you just only get half as much stuff.

 

No problem, it truly is a fantastic site. Everything is well-researched, well-written, and well-presented. I must say, you've done an EXTREMELY good job.

 

Is that the case? If so then you might want to keep it, but I personally would take it out since 300k isn't doing much good in MTK. It would be much better used somewhere else, such as for buying better gear or high levels.

[Gandalf14141]

Hello,

 

I know i have posted alot this week on the forums here, but you guys are great at giving advice :D

 

Right now, onto the important thing.

 

I have around 571k, 300k in MTK. so i have 871k altogether.

 

i was wondering, with this money what would be best to buy to try and get any 99 skills or close to as possible.

 

All my stats are in my signature.

 

Question 2

 

Ive been making cannonballs for money. good money-maker but so slow.

 

So with my skills, can anyone recommend decent money-making skills. Im up to try anything :)

 

Thank You

 

First of all, take that 300k OUT of MTK. You should not have any money in MTK unless it is over or at the maximum efficiency. Since you can't effectively put over 750k in the coffers, it's better you have none at all. At efficiency that low, you might even end up losing money.

 

It goes without saying that the "free" or "profitable" 99s are within your budget. For example, fishing, runecrafting, mining, woodcutting, etc. However, none of the buyable ones can be gotten with under 1m, except perhaps profitable methods of leveling (such as broad bolts for fletching) or super-conservative methods.

 

As far as making money goes, you WANT to farm herbs. Other than that, look at this page for everything you need for making money:

 

http://runescoop.com/html/rs_TheRuneScoopDynamicMoneymakingGuideforRuneScape.htm

 

 

Thankz Guys and Gals :D

 

 

Im cutting yews and magics in the gnome stronghold atm.

 

Seems to be working :D

 

Work on farming too, that's a great money maker once you get to herbs. WC yews and magics and do a farm run every 75 mins (time for herbs to grow)

 

+1 :D

 

 

:grin:

 

As for the site given, I've even looked at it, and it is quite nice