What next?

Arcanis · **Posted:** April 26th, 2010, 7:39 pm

I'm not a fan of these threads, but because of school I haven't been on since December or so.
I liquidated most of my bank, and turned out a lot poorer than I thought :lol:

With the release of Dungeoneering I decided to try to play again, but I was wondering what else I could do other than that.
Here's a pic of my bank and stats, after getting some low skills up.

Any suggestions as to what I could do would be appreciated, and I'm up for anything

Adbot · **Posted:** April 26th, 2010, 7:39 pm

Directxfire · Retired Informer Writer - 9/29/10

Well I would either focus on getting Dungeoneering ranked on the highscores, or maybe work on Hunter to balance out your stats. There's some pretty good money to be made once you work your way up to catching Swamp Lizards near Canafis.

Jasonmrc · **Posted:** April 26th, 2010, 9:29 pm

Depends on what you want to do. You could get quite a few fast hunter levels and there's money in it eventually (or even at low levels, like polar kebbits, it's good money). Your combat stats are good enough to use Vannaka under Edgeville to do Slayer which would give good combat experience and decent money (especially if you sold most/all the herbs). Once you do Swan song you could fish Monkfish which would be good money whether you cook them first or not. Mining coal always sells well also. Runecrafting can be a little annoying at first but is almost pure profit once you get the hang of it.

You've got lots of options, just depends what you want to aim for

Smallfib · **Posted:** April 27th, 2010, 9:42 am

If I were you i would do slayer. I was in a similar predicament before, and my friend suggested I train my slayer. So I played for a week on just slayer and advanced 7 slayer levels, made 2 mil, and leveled up 4 combat levels. I would say that slayer paves the way for lots of other things, and if you're stuck, just slay the crap out of everything :mrgreen:

Duke Juker · RSBandB Donor since 07/01/2010

Training any of your lower skills would be a good idea at this point. Work on anything below 50, and I'd suggest getting all your skills to at least level 50 (except for maybe dungeoneering). After that, I might say train everything up to 60 as well. Doesn't hurt to have some higher leveled skills. But I only say that because I'm more a skiller myself. Not much into combat.

Anyways, that's my suggestion. Go out and skill it up.

Arcanis · **Posted:** April 27th, 2010, 10:57 am

Thanks for the feedback!
I think I'll work on getting my hunter up for now, between dungeons

Adbot · **Posted:** April 27th, 2010, 10:57 am

dafin0 · **Posted:** May 4th, 2010, 3:05 am

Try and see what skill gets you the most money and the skill that is fairly easy to get xp.

Cheers, dafin0 :lol:

sleeperman99 · **Posted:** May 4th, 2010, 5:00 pm

The level 1 hunter makes me sad. You should really get that up for one. Also, you might want to use those gold charms

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Ranging God · **Posted:** May 4th, 2010, 5:15 pm

I would do slayer.

For me, I like slayer because it really isnt bad for training your comabt skills, and it is a nice, solid way to make money.

Arcanis · **Posted:** May 4th, 2010, 9:00 pm

Im Pc'ing right now for some cheap, good gear, then I'm going to go level slayer some.
Hunter seems like a great skill though. Mindless money maker, and it's pretty fun in some cases! Not sure how I never trained it before now :shock:

Shigeto · **Posted:** May 5th, 2010, 6:05 am

Not sure if you've definately decided what to do; if you haven't then maybe spend a day trying each skill and see what you enjoy most, then spend some time getting that up.

Pennstate315 · Runite Member 5-25-10

Hunter is probably your best bet, saying that it's at 1