F2P What do do

[kingmickez25]

Well i'm trying to be tight on money atm (college)

so i don't wanna waste money on members till a good update or something intreasting

So ive been traning my skills as a f2p i really want 99 fishing but fishing in f2p is a pain

 

 

What skills do you suggest i raise while f2p

 

or

 

what should i do (money wise)

[Bladewing]

My advice: get members or take a break from playing

 

if you still stick around, the only skill that is alright in f2p is burning yew logs

[Elf Spice]

- Fly fishing at Barb village - only 10 or 15% slower than the best P2P method

 

- Banking iron at Resource dungeon

 

-Flipping

[aspeeder]

You could also try playing some FoG for battle robes for mage later training, with your combat skills you should tear through the competition.

[Pinkbullet3]

Firemaking and woodcutting to 90; mining, smithing, and crafting to 80; dungeoneering to 75.

[Sir_Squab]

Money has to be really tight if you can't afford RS at College imo o_o

 

On the other hand, just BEING in College is a reason not to be members and distracted by RS... (something I probably should do and probably won't)

 

Fraid I can't recommend anything, if I ever stopped my membership, doubt I'd play.

[sees_all1]

You'll find that everything is much slower than members. You can use your time to play GOP, save up tokens to buy water tallies to train summoning later. Woodcutting and fishing are semi-afkable, do these while you watch television?

[Assume Nothing]

F2p is stale bread compared to P2p. Either take a little break, somehow earn money on Paypal or quit Rs.

[Pilipod]

firemaking is an option where the exp doesnt degrade going from p2p to f2p drastically

[schmuall]

My advice: get members or take a break from playing

 

if you still stick around, the only skill that is alright in f2p is burning yew logs

 

 

You're all forgetting cooking.

 

F2P has access to the fastest cooking in the game so you might as well do that.

 

(making wines btw)

[Ruggig]

Alch to 99 mage