June 16, 200620 yr Hey im a pure f2p player and i like to mine and smith. i was wondering if some players out there that are or were members, what advantages are available to member players, for mining and smithing over free to play players... thanks in advance Runescape Name: tazndevil
June 16, 200620 yr one is that in members u can have the ring of foreging (sucseed in melting iron 150 times 100%) this way u get more xp per ore mined.
June 16, 200620 yr U can also make cannonballs which actualy make u more money if you sold them, than if you bought the bar. Looking for someone to teach me how to Armadyl farm - pm me10,200th Person to Achieve 99 Magic on 1/10/08
June 16, 200620 yr one is that in members u can have the ring of foreging (sucseed in melting iron 150 times 100%) this way u get more xp per ore mined.140 not 150
June 16, 200620 yr Also you have a lot more places to mine, while still crowded a bit, it's nothing like mining on f2p. If Jagex ever made a perfect update, there would be players complaining about nothing to complain about.[hide=My Stats][/hide]
June 17, 200620 yr There's a few furnaces that are a lot closer to a bank then any furnace in f2p. It saves loads of time walking. My guide: Ring of Wealth explained 8 Dragon Boots (885 kills, 1/111, with RoW)
June 17, 200620 yr Author what are coal truck i hear about.. and what exactly are cannon balls Runescape Name: tazndevil
June 17, 200620 yr coal trucks are used to mine lots of coal then bank instead of walking back and forth. I think they hold 150 coal or something then u walk around the river and take coal outta trucks and bank it all right there. It saves alot of time.
June 17, 200620 yr Trucks etc. But also Gold Gauntlets available after Family Feud Quest in combination with the Azarnian (sp?) gold mines available after the Between A Rock... Quest make for really good smithing xp. The Gauntlets allow you to gain 56.5xp per gold bar smelted (more than rune), with the obvious disadvantage that you can't actually smith anything from gold so the only end use is jewellery. df
June 17, 200620 yr cannon balls are balls made from steel that are used in a player's own personal cannon Back by popular demand!And I guess I just wanted to tell you, as the light starts to fade, that you aree the reason, that I am not afraid, and I guess I just wanted to mention, as the heavens will fall, that we will be together soon if we will be anything at all.
June 20, 200620 yr no. not yet. it's a lot easier to get over yourself when you look at intelligence the same way you look at beauty, or height, or eye color: being smart is easy, but being good is hard ... being smart is handed to you, being good is handed to *nobody*.
June 20, 200620 yr the dragon axe for wc , cuts the same speed as rune. yeah it's a better weapon but the logs don't care. a d pick would prolly be the same mining speed as a rune pick like the axes, um better for killing those muggers waiting for ore to respawn? anyway one of the real reasons mining is easier on p2p (even staying in the f2- areas...) is because players on p2p have many options for making money. on free, smithing is king as it's one of the few things worth hi alching and raw ore/bars sell well also. Fishing lobs is a lesson in frustration as only kaj is available on free and a long long way from a bank. All that means the mines on free servers are packed to the point of overflowing simply because it's the main money path. Add in all the rest like larger world with more/better mines etc and there's no contest. Cheers -BB
June 21, 200620 yr Author if i was to become a member which method(s) would you guys suggest to make tons of money so i can put back into smithing say.. without scarficing xp.. meaning ie... i dont sell coal and other ore bc i can get smithing xp by making armour.. or woodcutting.. i dont sell logs bc i want firemaking xp. Ive heard flecthing is good but i dont know anything about it, and now ive heard maybe fishing and cooking the fish maybe for some good coin.. thanks again.. Runescape Name: tazndevil
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