Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Friday, May 16, 2014
The way to get 99 Mining in members worlds
Levels 1-15
Here is where you will start the long, tough journey to 99. Luckily these first levels are fairly simple (as they should be) and you will need to head out of Lumbridge towards Varrock East. At the mine south-east of Varrock, you should find numerous copper rocks, as well as tin and iron ones.For these first levels, I recommend mining copper. Make sure you have a pickaxe wielded or in your inventory and mine copper until your inventory is full. Then run northwest to the closest bank, back to the mine and repeat.You will need 138 ore for level 15.
Levels 15-77
Congratulations on level 15 Mining! You can now mine iron ore.It may seem like a large jump to level 77, but it is the quickest way to obtain these levels. Of course I will show you other ways to get experience too.At this point, sell all of your copper ore, and I recommend you buy one of every pickaxe up to and including rune – shown in the pickaxe guide on page 1:2.Take the best pickaxe you can mine with along with you to Ardougne market square and head out of the town to the north east. Here, there is a mine with 3 iron rocks all surrounding one square which is where you will stand.What you do from here on in is fairly simple – mine the iron rocks. However there are 2 methods which I will explain to you now:
Powermining (recommended):This is the technique where you will drop all of the ore you mine. The best way is to mine an ore, drop it, mine another one, drop it and etc. This will obviously mean you obtain no profit from these levels, but it allows you to maximise XP/hour rates seeing as they are fairly low anyway.
Banking: You can either run to the bank in Ardougne, or bring along a teleport to a bank and then teleport back to Ardougne and run to the mine. This method obviously requires less concentration than the other method, and allows you to make runescape gold whilst mining, but this will drastically effect your xp rates per hour.It is your choice after all and whether you need the money desperately – after all, the main money making stage is after level 77.You will need to mine 42,091 iron ore for 77 Mining.
Sunday, May 4, 2014
Jagex needs you and Runescape needs you respect
In these days, runescape Solomon's General Store and Treasure Hunter, as well as micro-payments are really making some players cry about. Although Jagex's CEO has explained that in public, still some players cannot understand that. Based on that, a player expressed his opinion.
Don’t count on something you pay to acquire
If you directly pay to acquire something without doing much work for it, then it becomes much more difficult to deal with losing it. However, runescape is a cycle of gaining and losing items. So if you want to enjoy more about runescape, don't count on something you pay to acquire. Players of runescape has already understood that losing items is a normal thing, you just get back up and work for them or even better items again. That will be more meaningful for runescape.
Jagex is the one who own runescape not you
You may not be happy for hearing that, but that is the truth. Jagex developed the game and continue to do so, although it is obviously wise of Jagex to agree with the majority of players in aims to keep their player-base, they are under no obligation to do so. You may make suggestions, and all developers enjoy fan-suggestions, but that doesn't mean that your suggestion is mandatory and that it has to be followed through. They need to think it in a long term, so they need your support and understanding.
Jagex is not a charity organization but a company
They may not do everything well, but you need to understand that Jagex is a company and they to make money for their future development. Same as Jagex ever mentioned in recent post that if they didn't offer micro payments would they either need to more than double the cost of monthly membership for everyone or halve the size of the runescape team or otherwise make other rather unpalatable choices which they would rather not contemplate.
To error is human, to forgive is divine. Error means they are on the way to success. They just need time and support. Forgive their error. Jagex needs you. Runescape needs you.
Don’t count on something you pay to acquire
If you directly pay to acquire something without doing much work for it, then it becomes much more difficult to deal with losing it. However, runescape is a cycle of gaining and losing items. So if you want to enjoy more about runescape, don't count on something you pay to acquire. Players of runescape has already understood that losing items is a normal thing, you just get back up and work for them or even better items again. That will be more meaningful for runescape.
Jagex is the one who own runescape not you
You may not be happy for hearing that, but that is the truth. Jagex developed the game and continue to do so, although it is obviously wise of Jagex to agree with the majority of players in aims to keep their player-base, they are under no obligation to do so. You may make suggestions, and all developers enjoy fan-suggestions, but that doesn't mean that your suggestion is mandatory and that it has to be followed through. They need to think it in a long term, so they need your support and understanding.
Jagex is not a charity organization but a company
They may not do everything well, but you need to understand that Jagex is a company and they to make money for their future development. Same as Jagex ever mentioned in recent post that if they didn't offer micro payments would they either need to more than double the cost of monthly membership for everyone or halve the size of the runescape team or otherwise make other rather unpalatable choices which they would rather not contemplate.
To error is human, to forgive is divine. Error means they are on the way to success. They just need time and support. Forgive their error. Jagex needs you. Runescape needs you.
Monday, April 21, 2014
Runescape Tablet is more akin to your laptop
Jagex is working to bring RuneScape to tablets by the end of the year, with Smart TV and console versions also being considered.In an interview with IGN about the HTML5-powered RuneScape 3 due out this summer, CEO Mark Gerhard revealed the company is already working on a tablet version of the freemium browser MMO 2007rsgold.com, but has no intention of stopping there.
Consoles are easy. If you can just get the console manufacturers to play nice with each other and stop fragmenting the community then we could do something there too.
"We’re working really, really hard to do tablets by Q4 this year," he announced. "I see [smartphones] as a window into the game, so I think even mobile is right for RuneScape, but it’s probably as a subset or augmentation of the game rather than the core game experience.
"Tablet is more akin to your laptop so the game is more naturally transposed to that. I’m also very excited about Smart TVs; I don’t think we’re that far away from being able to do something very interesting there."
He even suggested that RuneScape could one day make its way onto consoles, though acknowledged that Jagex wouldn't be happy unless PlayStation owners could play with Microsoft gamers.
Consoles are easy. If you can just get the console manufacturers to play nice with each other and stop fragmenting the community then we could do something there too.
"We’re working really, really hard to do tablets by Q4 this year," he announced. "I see [smartphones] as a window into the game, so I think even mobile is right for RuneScape, but it’s probably as a subset or augmentation of the game rather than the core game experience.
"Tablet is more akin to your laptop so the game is more naturally transposed to that. I’m also very excited about Smart TVs; I don’t think we’re that far away from being able to do something very interesting there."
He even suggested that RuneScape could one day make its way onto consoles, though acknowledged that Jagex wouldn't be happy unless PlayStation owners could play with Microsoft gamers.
Get Your Desired Runescape Firemaking Level
These are the four methods we will cover in this guide to get you to your desired Firemaking level and get the prestigious skill cape. The beginning methods are usually all the same due to level requirements, and here it is:
Levels 1-15
The best thing to do while starting out is to burn normal logs until 15. Logs are easy to get; you can get them from the GE, by cutting trees, or buying them from other players by runescape gold. It will take you around 61 normal logs to get to 15. At which time you can then burn Oak logs. This is for both F2P and P2P.
Levels 15-30
You did it! You got to 15 Firemaking. Now you can burn Oak logs. It's recommended to use Oak logs instead of regular logs because it gives you more experience per log. Use the Oak logs until level 30. Once at level 30 you can then burn Willow logs. It will take 183 Oak logs to get from 15 to 30. Again, both are for F2P and P2P.
Now you are at level 30 Firemaking! You can now either burn Willow logs to 99 or your set level to save cash. Now, if you just want to burn out those levels then it's recommended to use Maple logs, because they give more experience then Willow logs but it will be more costly.
Levels 30-45+
You're getting there, you are almost at those higher levels. What you are going to want to do is to burn Willow logs until 45 where you can then burn Maple logs. Willows is a popular choice for the lower level firemakers. What many people do is cut the logs in Draynor and then burn then outside the bank. To get to 45 you are going to have to burn 535 Willow logs.
Method One (30-99)
This is the method you want to use if you don't have a lot of money, but want a high Firemaking level and you do not care how long it takes. To get from 30 to 99 Firemaking you will need to burn 144,679 Willow logs. Now this is a lot more than the method below, but it's fairly cheaper. In the end, it is your choice what method you want to do, but method number one is the cheapest method to do.
Method Two (45-99)
The big 45, you can now burn Maple logs. This is a popular choice for people who have money and don't want to spend time to burn many logs. Many players choose this method. To get to 99 you are going to have to burn 96,195 Maple logs. Now that may seem like a lot, but it costs a lot less than the next method.
Method Three (60-99)
This is a method for if you are a rich person who hates training Firemaking and just wants the cape. From 60-99 you will need to burn 63,016 Yew logs, which is a lot less than the needed amount for Willow logs or Maple logs, but it will costs much much more. To get 99 Firemaking, you will need to spend about 32 million gp. For free to play players this is the highest level log you can burn.
Method Four (75-99)
If you are in a huge hurry to get your cape and have enough cash, then this is the method for you.
From 75-99 you will need to burn 42,905 Magic Logs, which is about half of what you would burn if you did Maple logs. But remember it is much, much more expensive. It will cost about 62 million gp for 99. In this guide, this method isn't recommended unless you have money to waste.
Locations
The second thing we are going to cover is location. This is all about where you are going to go to train your Firemaking quickly without having to move around too much. The locations are in straight lines in order to speed up the process. There are not many such places around RuneScape, as most locations will have something blocking you, forcing you to move to either side to keep burning. Therefore, without further ado, we give you the currently known, best locations for Firemaking!
Levels 1-15
The best thing to do while starting out is to burn normal logs until 15. Logs are easy to get; you can get them from the GE, by cutting trees, or buying them from other players by runescape gold. It will take you around 61 normal logs to get to 15. At which time you can then burn Oak logs. This is for both F2P and P2P.
Levels 15-30
You did it! You got to 15 Firemaking. Now you can burn Oak logs. It's recommended to use Oak logs instead of regular logs because it gives you more experience per log. Use the Oak logs until level 30. Once at level 30 you can then burn Willow logs. It will take 183 Oak logs to get from 15 to 30. Again, both are for F2P and P2P.
Now you are at level 30 Firemaking! You can now either burn Willow logs to 99 or your set level to save cash. Now, if you just want to burn out those levels then it's recommended to use Maple logs, because they give more experience then Willow logs but it will be more costly.
Levels 30-45+
You're getting there, you are almost at those higher levels. What you are going to want to do is to burn Willow logs until 45 where you can then burn Maple logs. Willows is a popular choice for the lower level firemakers. What many people do is cut the logs in Draynor and then burn then outside the bank. To get to 45 you are going to have to burn 535 Willow logs.
Method One (30-99)
This is the method you want to use if you don't have a lot of money, but want a high Firemaking level and you do not care how long it takes. To get from 30 to 99 Firemaking you will need to burn 144,679 Willow logs. Now this is a lot more than the method below, but it's fairly cheaper. In the end, it is your choice what method you want to do, but method number one is the cheapest method to do.
Method Two (45-99)
The big 45, you can now burn Maple logs. This is a popular choice for people who have money and don't want to spend time to burn many logs. Many players choose this method. To get to 99 you are going to have to burn 96,195 Maple logs. Now that may seem like a lot, but it costs a lot less than the next method.
Method Three (60-99)
This is a method for if you are a rich person who hates training Firemaking and just wants the cape. From 60-99 you will need to burn 63,016 Yew logs, which is a lot less than the needed amount for Willow logs or Maple logs, but it will costs much much more. To get 99 Firemaking, you will need to spend about 32 million gp. For free to play players this is the highest level log you can burn.
Method Four (75-99)
If you are in a huge hurry to get your cape and have enough cash, then this is the method for you.
From 75-99 you will need to burn 42,905 Magic Logs, which is about half of what you would burn if you did Maple logs. But remember it is much, much more expensive. It will cost about 62 million gp for 99. In this guide, this method isn't recommended unless you have money to waste.
Locations
The second thing we are going to cover is location. This is all about where you are going to go to train your Firemaking quickly without having to move around too much. The locations are in straight lines in order to speed up the process. There are not many such places around RuneScape, as most locations will have something blocking you, forcing you to move to either side to keep burning. Therefore, without further ado, we give you the currently known, best locations for Firemaking!
Sunday, April 20, 2014
Where To Hunt Bird In Runescape
All birds in Runescape will drop bones, raw bird meat, and some type of feathers. Here’s a list of the various birds you can snare along with some information about each one.
First and most important you need to know runescape gold can help you while playing runescape.
Crimson Swift – The Crimson Swift can be found in the Jungle Hunting Area, southeast of Feldip Hills near the shore. You can start hunting this bird at Hunter Level 1. In addition to bones and raw bird meat, the Crimson Swift will also drop red feathers which can be used for the same purposes as regular feathers.
Golden Warbler – This bird is located in the Desert Hunting Area, southeast of Al Kharid, and can be snared with a Hunter Level of 5 or higher. It drops yellow feathers which can be used just like regular feathers.
Copper Longtail – The Copper Longtail is found in the Woodland Hunting Area near the Piscatoris Fishing Colony. It drops brown feathers (used like regular feathers) and requires a Hunter Level of 9 to snare.
Cerulean Twitch – This bird is located in the Snow Hunting Area just northeast of Rellekka. The blue feathers dropped by this bird can be used like regular feathers. A Hunter Level of 11 or higher is needed to snare the Cerulean Twitch.
Tropical Wagtail – The Tropical Wagtail can be found in the Jungle Hunting Area south of Feldip Hills and requires a Hunter Level of 19 to snare. This bird drops stripy feathers, which work just like regular feathers when used in fletching, but have a special use in fishing. If you use stripy feathers with a fly fishing rod, you’ll catch rainbow fish instead of the types of fish you would catch with other feathers in Runescape.
Wimpy Bird – In addition to needing a Hunter Level of 39 or higher, you’ll also have to reach a certain point in the As a First Resort quest before you can snare Wimpy Birds. These birds are located in the Oo’glog area and drop wimpy feathers. You’ll also have to burn tansymum weed in order to snare Wimpy Birds.
Monday, April 14, 2014
How can you make rs gold on Runescape easily?
Here are simply hundreds of ways to make easy buy runescape gold, which article will hopefully help you in doing just that. So, you’ve searched ‘buy runescape gold’ in a search engine and you came up with the usual feathers trick, then you definitely reached here. Your pretty lucky you reached here as we are going to teach you exactly how to create runescape gold.
How can you make rs gold on Runescape? It’s as simple as ABC, read further on in this article to find out. We will be teaching you the art of; Runescape Easy gold from Thieving, Easy Methods to make gold on Runescape by High Alchemizing and simple gold from Fletching.
Easy Runescape Gold from Thieving
Thieving is a great opportunity for people to make bags stuffed full of Easy Runescape gold, especially as the thieving level increases. If you plan on making considerable amounts of Runescape Easy gold then you will want to reach level 50 Thieving. You may make Easy Runescape gold in the Thieving methods listed below:
From level 1-10, pickpocket Men in Edgeville 145 times.
From level 10-30, steal cakes from the Baker’s Stall in Ardougne 764 times.
From level 30-50, pickpocket Al Kharid Warriors 3,384 times.
Then from level 50 onwards you may make Easy gold in Runescape
From level 50-70, pickpocket guards 13,684 times to steal 410,500gp.
From 70-80, pickpocket watchmen to thieve another 364,520gp and 9,113 bread.
At level 80, it ought to be easier to pickpocket Paladins to create 100,000gp an hour or so. Just be sure to bring plenty of food with you.
Easy gold from Fletching
Making Easy Runescape gold from Fletching is simpler than easy! I will tell you this is a definite road to go down. How do i tell you this? I’ve trained my own Fletching level up to level 99 and have made millions of gold pieces using the Fletching method alone! This is one of the best methods for making Easy gold on Runescape
All of the above can be made or bought after which a profit made in it to make you Easy Runescape gold. Research prices on the Official Runescape Forums as prices of these items do often change. Besides making runescape gold online, you can always buy rs gold as much as you want. If you want cheap runescape gold fast deliveryonline, you can buy cheap rs gold here as long as you want. We hope we can get you best 2007 runescape gold online service!
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Play New Treasure Hunter To Win A Heartfreezer On This Weekend!
Open a chest from Friday and you’ll have the chance to win a Heartfreezer amulet. Equip this icy new item and buy more cheap rs gold you’ll have a chance of receiving Heart of Ice tokens while training skills or killing monsters. Once you have some, convert them to Hearts of Ice to freeze unwanted item categories on Treasure Hunter!
This weekend is also the best time to use your Hearts of Ice, as you can freeze up to twenty Treasure Hunter categories at once! Freezing more categories means you’re even more likely to win the items you want! Unlock the chests of Treasure Hunter between Friday 11th April 01:00 BST and Tuesday 15th April 00:59 BST to stand a chance of winning Heartfreezer amulets. Get help converting this to your local time. The amulets will be removed from Treasure Hunter after this time. However, those you’ve already won will remain in your inventory and will work until depleted. After that, they can still be worn as cosmetic items. Everyone gets at least one Key per day, and RuneScape members get two.
You can earn more through gameplay – visit the wiki to find out how, as well as for full details of Treasure Hunter itself. You can purchase Runescape Gold on www.runescapegold2007.com, redeem Bonds in-game, or click 'Buy Keys' in the Treasure Hunter interface.
This weekend is also the best time to use your Hearts of Ice, as you can freeze up to twenty Treasure Hunter categories at once! Freezing more categories means you’re even more likely to win the items you want! Unlock the chests of Treasure Hunter between Friday 11th April 01:00 BST and Tuesday 15th April 00:59 BST to stand a chance of winning Heartfreezer amulets. Get help converting this to your local time. The amulets will be removed from Treasure Hunter after this time. However, those you’ve already won will remain in your inventory and will work until depleted. After that, they can still be worn as cosmetic items. Everyone gets at least one Key per day, and RuneScape members get two.
You can earn more through gameplay – visit the wiki to find out how, as well as for full details of Treasure Hunter itself. You can purchase Runescape Gold on www.runescapegold2007.com, redeem Bonds in-game, or click 'Buy Keys' in the Treasure Hunter interface.
Sunday, April 6, 2014
The game play for Runescape consists almost entirely on grinding.
I've played many games in my day (almost all some sort of RPG because I don't have a knack for any shooters or real time strategy games).The one I've spent by far the most time on is a (almost) free browser based mmorpg.The game play for Runescape consists almost entirely on grinding. Easily hundreds of thousands of successive clicks doing the same thing to level up.Yet, for some reason when I'm playing it's not boring anymore and I get the same mental stimulation as I get when attempting any sort of game that is considered to be less mindless.But why? Well,there are a few theories I have for what draws me in.
Number one on the list, is competition.Who can grind longer than anyone else? Definitely not me, but I'm above average.In high school I managed to play for about 4-5 hours average a day for at least a year.It took over my life, but I had real life friends who played too.This idea enhances the competition because I'm not only competing in game but irl as well.
I've been on and off since junior year of high school (currently playing) which make it almost nostalgic for me.I don't play nearly as much anymore, and the idea of doing the things that I had fun doing as a kid is nice.It gets old a lot quicker now but I'm always tempted to go back.I also like talking to the people I met in game back then and seeing whats new with the game.Even while I haven't played I still regularly went on the site to check out new updates and possibly new skills to level.And I also regularly check out a forum thread that talks about the progress of the best players in the game.These people have estimated playtime in game in the thousands of days.When I think I play games too much I look at these guys and feel a little better.
The last reason I think I'm always drawn back to it is because of the time I've already invested in it (approx. 90 days in game).Since I have so much time invested,I sometimes need to justify it by playing more.Hopefully I break this cycle eventually, but it's something fun to do during the down time between classes here at school.
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Number one on the list, is competition.Who can grind longer than anyone else? Definitely not me, but I'm above average.In high school I managed to play for about 4-5 hours average a day for at least a year.It took over my life, but I had real life friends who played too.This idea enhances the competition because I'm not only competing in game but irl as well.
I've been on and off since junior year of high school (currently playing) which make it almost nostalgic for me.I don't play nearly as much anymore, and the idea of doing the things that I had fun doing as a kid is nice.It gets old a lot quicker now but I'm always tempted to go back.I also like talking to the people I met in game back then and seeing whats new with the game.Even while I haven't played I still regularly went on the site to check out new updates and possibly new skills to level.And I also regularly check out a forum thread that talks about the progress of the best players in the game.These people have estimated playtime in game in the thousands of days.When I think I play games too much I look at these guys and feel a little better.
The last reason I think I'm always drawn back to it is because of the time I've already invested in it (approx. 90 days in game).Since I have so much time invested,I sometimes need to justify it by playing more.Hopefully I break this cycle eventually, but it's something fun to do during the down time between classes here at school.
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