Hotspots are OSRS Gold that provide loot that is more 'kinder' to players. Clan WarsClan Wars - They were the very first minigames available to players on f2p. They replaced large wilderness fights for clans. The new Bounty Hunter - Jagex introduced an entirely new method to pk following months of pvp.

FFA Arenas - This is the most unimportant thing in Runescape. The update brought with it an update that ended clan warfare forever. It was able to reduce the number and make the game more dull. The arena is extremely dangerous. Request assistance- This was created because we couldn't trade items in order to make new ones, e.g. For low levels, runes of air/law/etc and smithing armour.

Capped trading is straightforward and will likely be rendered ineffective if changes are implemented. Gravestones- These were created to prevent traders from trading after their deaths and allow people to get their items back. DA tournamentswere created to bring back the staking system, but they fail badly after updates. Revenants- They were created to replace the Pkers. But, they're too weak and have become pathetic. Too strong in f2p though.

Proof that Jagex does not remove the content... Old Bounty Hunter- Was one of the first methods of pking, a large crater was created from space and happened to crush all the wildy old pking sites like the big bone, and the small bone yard were destroyed; you can include the number in your post if you have read this far.

PvP worlds over time - they have decreased the number of pvp countries to two. DA tournaments - The original one was taken down and replaced with some shizzlety stuff which fails equally. Certain things were affected by the changes. Shops run by players These are the sections that sell products and services through forums. Running a rune-based business is a great method to earn money.

Duel Arena - A method for players to make big money or lose large. Trading- Self explanatory. Pking- Self explaining. Merchanting- Self explanation. It's still feasible however it's not good enough. Trading hotspots: Varrock, Falador, all five worlds were always packed with trade areas various things.

In my mind, there's an opportunity to boost the amount of skills available to 99 and earn a lot of money. I want to build 100k yew longbows and acquire 99 woodcutting/fletching skills, and eventually become Mage. It is my responsibility to acquire the following "supplies".

When I had all the supplies I required and was able to flytch the 100k+ longbows. Then I would high alch them. I will be recognized for a job well-done with 70+mil plus three 99's. That is pretty good. I'd like to hear what you think about my goal. If it is a "In your mind's eye" goal or a "Your freakin' mind", type of goal. I'd like to hear your comments. I have no idea what time it will take. Perhaps it will take 4 months.

This is why you should start

I'm here to share the benefits of the beggar. well of course its not going to be very effective initially, but once you find a decent chap/lass things get better. Benefits: When you ask for money, you won't increase your combat stats. What's more, you'll have a variety of options and don't get bored because you can beg wherever.

I can assure you that after 99 years, you will be able to type at the most advanced level, have enough for turmoil, have enough money for a yak(not charms), probly even extremes and pro gear. 99 mage is included. You can also choose how much you spend your money. High leveled beggers can get the riches of 42gp as well as the leather boots. It doesn't matter how high-level you are, most clients will massage you back if they are professional.

The complete slayer/slayer maskor slayer headgear will make you cool and more comfortable when you're begging. When you are trying to cut costs on German software firms or expensive skills such like prayer, being frugal can aid you.

The disadvantages: It takes a lot of time to make money, unless you are willing to stalk. This can result in many assaults and beatings, however it is well worth the effort. It can take some time before you can find a person who is religious so that you can take their money and then use it to buy runes.

I've been playing Buy RuneScape 2007 Gold over the past couple of hours in a fog. The thing that was what made RS unique back in the day was all the small guilds and organizations that came up independently. Jagex is not involved in this thread.