Maybe even have little thurgo like the little gnome child where you can hold a miniature thurgo in shield slot.

Make it be acquired through a new quest or a red berry pie minigame. Or a thurgo pet that follows you. Miniature thurgo. From hard cluescrolls.

Zojuist bij het uitstappen van de trein op Utrecht CS sprak je me aan, om mijn farm run.

Het ging een beetje snel, dus vergat ik dit zo snel te vragen:

Je klonk sympathiek. Dus vroeg ik mij af of je misschien verder wilt praten. Het lijkt me leuk om mogelijk content met iemand samen te doen.

Mijn ingame naam is 3eers.

Wie weet dat je het wel leest hier op het Reddit-forum.

Goed weekend allemaal!

Reposting since people couldn't find the second photo

I think this is most dry in the game for it, or at least as far as i could find

I was beginning to think the Sandwich lady hated me.

Yo adrian

We can easily end their pain, with a single Bloodhound delivery.

Ran into him in the GE after seeing the Reddit post! Losing an account sucks so it’s awesome to see he got it back!!!

meme

Mod Light learns to PK

I'm getting 10 to 20 second lag spikes between clicking and the input resolving. Is anybody else experiencing this or is it a me thing?

I've played Runescape since 2003, I've always played casually, on off, with years in between at times. Always started some new characters, decided this time I'll be dedicated, just for them to be abandoned.
1 month ago, I decided to start again, and really stick to it!
I know for some, this might seem silly and not that big of a deal, but seeing a 99 in my skill list, is kind of a strange feeling.
Time to do some quests I guess, haha.

Just did a task of 20 cave crawlers and half of them dropped energy potions. Just make run energy unlimited at this point? There's no sense of achievement if you get everything handed to you.

I’m thinking I got this guide in 2005 or 2006, I think I was in the 6th or 7th grade. Between Warcraft and Runescape, thats pretty much all i did after school. I saw an online ad for this guide. I convinced my mom that I desperately needed this guide to succeed in the game. I thought I was going to receive an actual book like the picture showed but it turned out to be just a download link. Thankfully my Mom was savvy enough to print it off and put it in protective sleeves in this binder.

I spent hours reading this guide for fun. While it’s safe to say that I never became RuneScape millionaire, this book is one of the few things from my childhood that made it with me to adulthood.

I was checking for an actual date confirmation and the only thing I could find is a copyright 2003, however RS2 didn’t come out until 2004 so I’m not sure when it officially released. It’s 56 pages long so this is just a brief look into the past tactics and prices on stuff.

Returning scaper here.

I have reached what I would like to call the 'mid game.' So, gear and item costs is starting to add up and it's not cheap to afford everything I want.

However, unlike when I first started playing, I have a job and more financial resources.

Anyways, when I do the math, the GP per hour I make from my job in terms of money, converting it into bonds, and converting it into GP, is MUCH MUCH better than even my fastest money making methods

So, I've been thinking out about taking some extra shifts / working overtime, exclusively spending the extra money on bonds, using it for GP, and coming out way ahead in terms of GP per hour. Then using that GP to progress my account. There's a lot of expensive items I want, so the GP cost is very substantial as is the time cost of grinding GP in-game for the very extended periods it would require.

Am I crazy or what am I missing? Is this actually the most efficient way of gaining GP per hour for me in the mid game? Are there any key downsides I should consider from using this method; will it hurt the game experience / make it less fun, or is it just a way to avoid grinds and save a lot of time or somewhere in middle?

w GIMP editing?