3M and just coming back

[buckandy28]

Okay, so here's the situation: I'm currently F2P and probably won't become P2P, I have around 3M to spend, and I'm just now returning from an 8 month break from the game. I have most of the basics, like armor and such, but with changes to the game and stuff, I'm not sure what to put my money into. I'll provide stats below.

 

Att: 74

Str: 74

Def: 72

Range: 66

Prayer: 52

Magic: 67

RC: 49

Dungeoneering: 8

HP: 74

Crafting: 61

Mining: 67

Smithing: 53

Fishing: 92

Cooking: 85

FM: 65

WC: 71

 

Thanks for any tips and help!

[Cacmypants]

It doesn't matter too much what you spend your money on, just make sure it's resellable and has a stable price. Much better to put money into items than to leave money lying around (I got screwed over by long-term inflation by doing the latter).

 

EDIT: Sorry, I miss-read your post. For some reason I skipped the 'won't' between 'probably' and 'become p2p'.

[strilmus]

For reference, in the span of one week you will require 1275000 coins in initial deposit to get the maximum yield for those seven days.

 

Buuuuuut. You're F2P, so that doesn't matter.

 

Seeing as you cannot buy any P2P items to invest in, the only thing that comes readily to mind is a large amount of raw fish that is considered popular for cooking training, since that hasn't really changed a lot. I've never had much difficulty liquidating raw tuna and swordfish.

[Cptbaker08]

It doesn't matter too much what you spend your money on, just make sure it's resellable and has a stable price. Much better to put money into items than to leave money lying around (I got screwed over by long-term inflation by doing the latter).

 

It would probably be best to complete kingdom of miscellania+royal trouble if you haven't already and invest a large portion of your money into the coffers. Put 10 workers in herbs and 5 in fishing and (as long as you keep approval at 100%, which is easy especially all you have to do is mine a single coal rock on miscellania daily), it will generate 200k+ in profit worth of resources per day, just keep the coffers above 750k.

If you didnt notice it, but. he is F2P and probably won't become P2P so all the stuff about kingdom is kinda useless. If he does become P2P then this is something useful to look into.

 

OT: It depends on what you plan on doing. If you like to make a little more money, you can invest into the trimmed armors and buy those at lower prices and sell for higher. One of the best things to put your money into, is your skills. Try and raise the lower ones or get better levels for the higher ones.

[Cacmypants]

Already clarified that error before you posted.

[PereGrin]

Already clarified that error before you posted.

 

Perhaps read your correction. You said "skilled" instead of "skipped"

[Cacmypants]

touché

[buckandy28]

The reason why im not going P2P is because I'm not sure how much longer I'll play haha. If i play more a month steady, I'll probably get it,but I'm not sure if that's going to happen. What is this kingdom thing anyways?

[Cacmypants]

Kingdom management = free 200k+ a day for almost nothing. All you have to do is keep the kingdom coffers above 750k and make sure you log in to mine a single coal rock every day to keep approval rating at 100%.