When the old wilderness OSRS Gold in existence (this was a long time ago, I'm talking about)

When the old wilderness OSRS Gold in existence (this was a long time ago, I'm talking about) the PKing community in RuneScape was a good group of people. We first asked "dm?" or "fight?" or "fight" before attacking another. We wanted to make sure that they were prepared and that we had an enjoyable, fair fight.

Also, people actually dm’ed. In many cases, in RuneScape these days, I will ask anyone "dm?" To get an "sure" answer, or "yes", I will inevitably have them run to the bank after just a couple of minutes.

We also pinted each other's best accounts against one another, our primary accounts. It was more enjoyable because the statistics were evenly well-balanced, making it an actual battle, and it was fun to see range beat mage, mage beat melee, etc. The pures are now totally in balance, which makes PKing less enjoyable.

Is it me or has the PKing industry lost its integrity in recent times? These are just some of the examples that I have however I'm sure there are others. Do you think that integrity will be restored when the old wilderness comes back or are you an avid fan of the RuneScape world for the annoyance?

Many people don't think about all the things that have changed since 2007. I thought of some things: I am pretty certain that 2007 was the year we had a tiny screen, and the vision field wasn't as good. The camea had to be adjusted constantly. Players can now see other players without having to worry about the camera.

Wilderness wall. Anyone can immediately see what was that have fallen. The advancement in technology is sufficient proof. Internet connections are faster and better. Youtube was very popular in those days however, it has grown since. A lot of people are looking to create videos to "compete". Duel arena now has a f2p price. Can we continue this with stakes back?

My favourite, the old bone yard has gone. Hope this returns. Do you have any players who know about the old battlegrounds? Dark castle was not occupied. I had a longer list to add, but now I am blank. There could be more items that I could add to the list.



The Guide: As you can observe, these groups of merchants pick items every day to buy. They then wait for a certain amount of time to sell the products at a greater price.
What are these leaders of clans taking a look at? What is the best way to decide which items are most appropriate for merchandise? It's very simple. Jagex has the answer. Visit the Grand Exchange section of this website. In this section of the runescape website, you can see various things, including the increasing and dropping prices of the current in-game runescape market.

Most likely, the 'Price Drops section will be the one you'll be looking through. This is where you'll find the top products to sell. It is the most simple and reliable method of earning money. Other players also know about it. The more you buy and more other players buy more, the more the profit rises.

Here are some basic tips for making the most of the Top 100 biggest item drops. It's important to be aware of things like "air runes", which are too many available to purchase for yourself. Reserve your money for specific items such as armor or ores fish(raw as well as cooked) along with other basic items.

You should make sure that the product you're searching for has diminished in price only daily and monthly. Ignore any item that was reduced in price for more than 180 days ago. As I have lost a lot of money for items that have dropped by more than 4% over the last seven days, I'll never buy them.

Special Items(Usually not marked on the top 100) There are some special items like specific types of fish, or ores aren't often seen in the top 100 list because as they do decline at a rapid rate, it's not enough to be found on the list. Merchant clans are where they make most of their income. They spend approximately an hour looking up the prices of items that were well-known in the past for rising from rock bottom in three days.

You can use the internet to find these items (I will provide an overview for anyone who is interested) or you can use an application that will find the most popular merchandise for the week. (Have only seen one and it's on my computer because it's homemade lol) These kinds of items are hard to find even though they're considered mostly as essential items such as food or "skilling products." Here is a list of what I find to be the best things to merch over short periods of time. Just invite your friends on board to assist you in raising prices by purchasing more of one type of an item!

My personal top ten list, which I merchwith... I'm only giving this information to you because I'm done with runescape selling as I'm focusing on spending all of my money on skills now. Best of luck! :huh: (Oh and sorry for posting this in the wrong place and move it to the right location if you have to)

I'm not able to identify the female voice. I don't know what the person who is behind the door might be, perhaps somebody from Zaros. I'm just hoping it's someone interesting and there's a reason for it, not just a "Here's a new boss. Strike, fight, and kill. Update

I'm hoping that the boss uses the random Dungeon Generator. In terms of collaboration, why can't they have a mechanic that disables one player and another player must save them? It's the simplest method. In reality, when they employ a random dungeon generator it would need to have a max level for any of the challenges that way you won't have to deal with issues in dung, when half of the dungeon gets cut off due to one door.

I believe that the disabling concept would be awesome and would be in line with the notion of collaboration. If they were for example to use To'kash's deep freeze technique but make it so it targets only one player at a time, and has a long period where it does not melt (Not indefinite, but when caught on your own, there's a chance to escape) that would force players to at least work in a team consisting of two.

For bosses Buy RuneScape 2007 Gold are more difficult, I can see them throwing in lots of Dung style bosses in the future where there are little things you need to accomplish to win. Certain bosses will likely be less efficient than others (Lexicus is one that comes to my mind) however I believe that changing the tactics used to take down bosses is a great step towards more interesting boss fights.