While I was mining and smithing Mithril I kind of dawned on me whose bright idea was this to make us mine 4,6, or 8 coal rocks to get one Mithril, Adamant or Runite bar? I understand that we need coal in all but why so many?

Maybe the designers didn't want these ores to be used for training, but for making equipment for use.

Maybe the designers didn't want these ores to be used for training, but for making equipment for use.

It only that equipment wasn't so low level and useless.

Initially it was the best in the game. Mining and smithing are very old and equally outdated skills.

Initially it was the best in the game. Mining and smithing are very old and equally outdated skills.

This. Back then, mining and smithing were the only way to get good armour. Or atleast on some extent. It was considered as the best moneymaker at high levels by far. But this was back in classic. So that leaves them very outdated, though you can still make money out of them.

Initially it was the best in the game. Mining and smithing are very old and equally outdated skills.

This. Back then, mining and smithing were the only way to get good armour. Or atleast on some extent. It was considered as the best moneymaker at high levels by far. But this was back in classic. So that leaves them very outdated, though you can still make money out of them.

 

Now thanks to the G.E. you can now buy your Armour but at lease cut down number of coal you use.

There is blast furnace which cut half of amount coal need to smith. Member feature but still ...

There is blast furnace which cut half of amount coal need to smith. Member feature but still ...

 

Yeah that's just it, it's a Member feature what about us F2P players what do we get.... nothing.

What do you F2P players pay?

 

Nothing.

 

I mean..It's not like you just got A WHOLE NEW SKILL or something..

You have low mining and smithing levels, so it's not like you have an understanding of what its like to smith things of higher quality. Anyways I don't really know what you are ranting about...

Mining and smithing but anyone can vent about what they like don't or like about both skills.

What do you F2P players pay?

 

Nothing.

 

I mean..It's not like you just got A WHOLE NEW SKILL or something..

We don't care if we pay anything or not. What we DO care, though, is when members like you stereotype us F2P with this kind of garbage.

 

Anyways, on to the topic at hand. Well, it's not like mining the coal is a bad thing either. In fact, this gives you an incentive to mine more coal and stuff.

 

Since Dungeoneering I actually enjoy training smithing now.

Sonic, please look at the post before mine.

 

Perhaps it'd help you see why I posted that.

This rant has gone from complaining about coal ore to an argument about membership.

 

Anyway Dungeoneering makes mining and smithing "fun" (as mining and smithing get"

Anyway Dungeoneering makes mining and smithing "fun" (as mining and smithing get"

Nah, mining is the most fun when you're trippin' balls, staring at the bright desert sand, mindlessly clicking for 5 straight hours. The screen starts to turn purple.

 

To the OP, it shouldn't matter because there is neither rhyme nor reason to smelt mithril or anything above that. If you're going to smelt, go for gold (actually, I don't know if that's the best in f2p, but mithril is still worse), or try smithing addy bars.

This rant has gone from complaining about coal ore to an argument about membership.

 

Anyway Dungeoneering makes mining and smithing "fun" (as mining and smithing get"

True Please stay on topic.

Meh. Way too much has become outdated. The potential to obtain mithril gear easily was a wonder when I started playing 5 years ago. Now I finally can, and my dragon longsword is outdated!

Point is, high level bars used to make high level equipment that costs more should cost more to make as well. So, simplest solution? Need more coal per bar.

 

Simple.

Point is, high level bars used to make high level equipment that costs more should cost more to make as well. So, simplest solution? Need more coal per bar.

 

Simple.

 

Not to mention, it probably would have looked just a bit strange if the higher level ores had the same smelting requirements as the lower levels. Not that I don't sometimes get irritated at the higher amounts of coal. But that's usually when I'm starting to run low the stuff and still have a ways to go.