To some extent, coming back to a game you played as a child might not be the most ideal thing. It's likely to be the expected "If you don’t like this game then OSRS gold go find another one you like and start playing it" response. It's okay. But it was not a bad idea to come here and solicit suggestions. It's never too early to think, you might enjoy myself.

Other information: I am not likely to get mems anytime soon. I'm pretty low (1k), but I did purchase three sets of uncommon armor. Str is highest at 95, Range in 60+, Magic at 72, and Range in 60plus. A decent amount of food that I stocked up to prepare for clan wars (mostly Tuna and a bunch of lobs that were not cooked), Explorers Ring 4 and free food also.

If it didn't take so long to get rid of the dung, I'd not be averse to going dunging. What has changed in the dunging process in the past 1.5 years ago? I also don't mind pretending I'm the gender I play as in-game (which is clearly male ~.~),) just for the joy of chatting with people.

In essence, with the massive shift in combat what has changed in the armor? Based on what I've seen, have these questions: Armor no longer give attack bonuses, what incentive do I have to express my opinion with my armor that is appropriate for my class? The new d'hide/purple robes/ rune seem to have the same defensive/life bonuses. What is the mechanism behind it? are those robes as protective as rune? Why should I wear rune now?

In theory, given that offensive bonuses are no longer offered by armor, I should not experience any disadvantage wearing inferior armor if my task is to find archer or mage and not be able to afford the best. Is this correct?

This is not an armor issue, but spiders are easy to crush. What can I do to identify their weaknesses in other categories? How can I determine which element of a spell works best in dealing with them, or which type of ammunition to choose? Do I need to stop the use of melee against them?

I heard that all weapons are now balanced. Is this the case for armor? AKA Chain mail, would it be able to the enemy without sacrificing defensive bonuses? In addition to square shields, medium helms have received any updates to make buy RS gold them more viable. The latest update is confusing and I still need to master. I would appreciate any assistance. Thank you!

Do you have any ideas for the best idea to work on, any minigames worth trying or things that are enjoyable and rewarding to do on RS members right now. There's lots of new armour and a few new weapons on members right now I'm not sure what's suitable for my level or the best weapon to use for slaying and general combat things (80 Att, 83 Str, 75 Def and an 81 HP). If you guys could suggest something I could get please let me know. I have 50m in cash, but I'd prefer to not spend excessively.

Also, I'm seeking certain skills that I can train to 99 or even a higher level, but I'm not sure what I can learn without spending lots of money on for no gain, what's the best spending or. My experience should be in my signature, if not then I'll add asap.

If you're planning to spend just a little (under 10 million) and you're looking for a set of Barrows armor and some great peripherals (fury even though it's not necessarily the most effective) offers a fantastic value for your buck. There are, however, some really nice items you should get. I'm guessing you haven't been around for a long time.

A rogue with a strange rapier. It is a powerful weapon for melee with just one hand that is acquired after a long period of dungeoneering It requires at least 80 dunges to buy it using the dunge reward system. The most chaotic weapons are among the most powerful in their field.

Bandos chestplate and Tassets. Prices are dropping, but these are usually the top choices for those with cash. 12M for one item with 12M to purchase the other. They provide boost in strength and a prayer bonus.

I'm no expert on helms, but if you're going to be slaying, you should have the full Slayer's helm because of its bonuses (likewise Salve amulet if it's pertinent) and Verac's helm if not.

For boots, you'll be better off sticking with the dragon. There are more comfortable boots, that are known as "ragefire" I believe, but I don't think you'll need to splash your bank on these. For gloves, choose barrows gloves from RFD or goliath gloves at the tower dominion.

Goliaths will require you to have done lots of quests and many arcade-style battles in a massive tower of quest bosses. One thing you can pick up as you've completed your questing , I'd guess. The ring is an amazing free ring that runescape gold 2007 you can obtain through "A returning to the stone" (I think that's what the quest's title is).

I'm thinking that once the update starts, summoning isn't as effective as herblore, however after the revamp of summoning it should be a lot better.

Regardless of the above I'd suggest that you use the xp for summoning simply because summoning benefits more out of the bonus xp, since you save both money and time in gathering charms. Remember how summoning was always a 1.1x multiplier for weekends with bonus xp, unlike other skill types, so that it was not to be imbalanced? However, this time it's identical to any other skill, so I'd make use of it if I had to summon exp.

I think it's about time I master this skill. As of now, I'm 63 in that ability. The only experience I've had with this ability (I mean actually doing it, not the actual experience needed to get to a higher level), is from about five times when I was alone.

I have like maybe 100 tokens, and as a result, I am unable to benefit from the rewards of playing dungeoneering (I would like to have a bonecrusher for hunter/combat training). How I earned my proficiency in the skill was by guthix tears, Jack of Trades, penguin points, lamps from sof and quests. I did a little cheating my way through the skill and today I'm just a dungeoneering novice at level of 63.

I'm in need of some guidance regarding the rules of Dungeoneering. How do I acquire tokens fast What are the best ways (and (un)written guidelines) of playing in a team and lastly what's this prestige thing?

BTW there's an error on the top... dugneon laws. Prestige is something you can do after you've completed all of your floors. Let's say I did the floor 1 using Prestige 1. Prestige 1 is the name I used to complete 1 floor , and then clicked the prestige button. Thus, I'll receive decent XP. But let's say I was on Floor 31 and I had Prestige 1 I'd have lower XP.

Prestige, as well as Floor are your starting XP rates for the dungeon you finish (then death, level-modification, deaths etc. kick in). So, if you complete 30 floors, press the prestige button before you go to floor 31. Your xp should be close to 100%, because of the difference in your prestige and your floor.

So, that's prestige. As a member of a team, you must always have the equivalent of a tool kit (whether bought or bound) and also laws/cosmics or astrals should you have any other to. Astrals are a great way to treat poisons, and therefore are old school runescape accounts valuable in abandoned 2/warped (abandoned generally abandoned). CRUSH skeletons. Attack styles are the most popular thing in dugneoneering.