LithiumVolt

I would talk to Code, he's fantastic and very speedy. Click the link in my signature if you want to see more of his work. (he made my signature in less than 24 hours.)

Protip from me to you. Love and sex > rs gold and money.

As a matter of fact, I bought her this ring yesterday as a surprise gift. She was gone on vacation for a month and I haven't seen her in ages. Garnet is her birthstone.

Why is Divica not on here? I've transacted with him/her a couple of times and it was a complete breeze. I'd trust divica with $50+ in my rsgp any day.

It's ironic because they'd probably survive the war with the fewest casualties. Luxemburg is extremely financially stable and self-reliant, while also being irrelevant as far as military action goes. I don't know about Madagascar, I assume they aren't doing super well since they're an African country (sorry ) but at least they wouldn't be a prime target for nuclear warfare.

4/10, could have milked it more.

I don't know, if by "win" you mean the last person standing, probably the USA. We're the largest military force by a LOT. We have ridiculous stocks of weapons, bombs, artillery, and we have an abundance of soldiers. China would be another contender, but we just outrank them in military size - they have the potential to win, but only if they were strategically superior by quite a bit. I think the more important part though is who would survive AFTER the war. The USA would be in complete shambles after another world war, the citizens already despise the government for the most part. I'd say that, as odd as it sounds, the countries with the best odds post-war would probably be those who are militarily insignificant. They'd be unlikely to participate in the war and therefore suffer minimal-ish destruction financially (since they wouldn't spend, you know, trillions on fighting a war). Good question, truth is we can only speculate. Too many variables.

Snape grass, vSnaper is a good free one. Maybe WC in areas with lower ban rates (oaks in Catherby is decent I think).

I believe they were discussing aviansies dropping un-noted adamant bars.

Why would more gold be entering the game? Gwd won't have more gold enter the game...... Gold primarily enters the game through alchable goods. GWD bosses have a high drop rate for items like rune plates, etc, which alch at 50k/piece. Aviansies drop addy bars which create highly valuable alchable goods, etc.. Anyway, it WILL bring a LOT of gold ingame. Maybe not a ton relatively speaking, but enough to drop prices. EDIT: I am talking about over the course of a couple of months, not weeks. Eventually, GWD armor will drop a lot in price (due to not a lot leaving the game, a lot entering) and then it won't be hard to earn the money for it. Then, with all the gold coming in, and less demand, gold costs will drop. That's just speculation though, of course.

It will rise temporarily (for demand) and then drop due to the sheer amount of gold that will be entering the game.

Selling ~9m for amazon gift card, Skype LithiumVolt.osrs

Yeah. Some people actually find the grind of Runescape entertaining. Some aspects of the game can actually be entertaining. For me, sure, fletching is as boring as it gets, but I can see how someone would enjoy doing a completely mindless, menial task after a long day of work and enjoy it. My dad played RS and legited a total level of ~2300-2400 and legited a 2.1b bank. (He started to play to bond with me when I was a kid, and played from like '06-'12. Good Guy Dad.)

Eh, since everyone might as well introduce themselves, I'll go for it. I joined on April 3rd of this year, so I'm one of the older member of the forums. However, after about a week of botting on the old groovy scripts, back when there were literally no hooks for anything (not even health!) I gave up and played EOC. Lately I came back to Runescape with the sole intention of goldfarming. My girlfriend always teases me about Runescape being a game for 10 year olds, so I figured I could really stick it to her by making some cash off of the game and using it to get her something nice and prove once and for all that Runescape isn't pointless (why do I feeling like I'm still not winning this one?) Anyway, I'm a pretty average opinionated teenager/young adult. If I ever come off as a total cockface, I'm sorry, I just don't usually like to sugarcoat things. Honesty is probably my worst quality. I used to skateboard, I'd like to say I'm pretty good, but I haven't had the time anymore because of school. My "hobbies" now essentially boil down to schoolwork, sleep, reddit, and going out for coffee after school (not exciting, but what can I say?) So I like this community quite a bit and I like to say I've been decently active ever since I started back up. The drama gets old sometimes, but it's a public forum, what're you gunna do? amirite? Give me your worst ;P

I think one really good pking one is a low HP mage pure. With charge and zammy strike/sara strike, you can be 80 mage/40 hp at about combat 40-45, which gives you the ability to 2-hit people your level. You hit essentially the same as an obby maul pure, QUICKLY, with stat draining effects. AND you can make money making this kinds of accounts using MTA. O Yh.

It has the highest alleged ban rate of any activity in the game. I'd do fletching or something. I currently bot fletching like 10 hours a day, alternating between 2 accounts (totaling 15-20 hours a day).. No ban.

Code definitely deserves it. He made my sig for free in less than 24 hours. He's a stand-up guy.

I see a reflection in the video of somebody literally taping the screen of a TV. That was the funniest part.

It's for treasure trails, probably wants all the easy clue scroll items. Anyway, no thanks, nobody will spend 2 hours collecting a bunch of shit for $1 usd. Sweatshops pay more than that.

Maybe 4m if no range levels. Maybe 6-7m with decent range too.

They probably make more money by providing the service for free. Most MM trades wouldn't be worth the trade anyway. Spending 20minutes MMing even a 10m sale will only net like $.80c. It's better to expose themselves to potential members in the market and earn their individual trust, in hopes that the next time they need a service, they'll just buy it directly from the trusted MM's services. Making some money is always better than making no money . If I MM 10 trades that I make 80 cents each on, it'll equal up to $8. Sure, 80 cents might not be a lot on its own, but if you think about how much the trusted users actually MM, the money adds up a lot. This is also a way to help out the newbies on OSBot by showing they're trustworthy with a free service while people like Skype, Divica, Occazn and Yoloswag have a fee in which it provides you a 100% trustworthy service. Right, of course. But what I'm arguing is that by exposing himself to more potential customers, he's bringing in more money by bringing in more business elsewhere. IE: Player A and Player B make a trade with a trusted MM for free MM never hears from Player B again, but Player A needs to buy 20m rsgp a week later Player A remembers the great service provided by MM, and remembers how trustworthy he is Player A chooses to transact with MM's gold selling service in order to safely purchase gold MM profits $$$ But I can see how it might just be more useful/practical to make cash up front. After all, 5% of a 100m sale is a hefty chunk of cash, and nobody would want a free MM for a $250 transaction.

I hope you plan on paying 30m+... I recall crafting being expensive. Goodluck.

They probably make more money by providing the service for free. Most MM trades wouldn't be worth the trade anyway. Spending 20minutes MMing even a 10m sale will only net like $.80c. It's better to expose themselves to potential members in the market and earn their individual trust, in hopes that the next time they need a service, they'll just buy it directly from the trusted MM's services.

It's both so that they can farm reputation and to provide a service to the community. Many of the free MMs are trusted enough that they don't really need more reputation, they just provide the service because they are (in my eyes) a useful, productive member of the community. Also, by being a middleman, they are exposed to more people in the market and earn the individual trust of potential customers. It's essentially brilliant marketing technique.

If it really is lag preventing him from providing a service, what's to stop him from lagging all of the other times?.. Give him one more chance, then boot him with no refund. Not only is he wasting your time, but you're risking damage to your name and your service by allowing him an opportunity to make some money.