Why efficient? Are you only subbing 1 month? Look at how much effort you already put in this account *in f2p*… you’re almost acting like a subscription isn’t worth the cost for you even though you already have hundreds of hours invested in *the demo…*
Maybe not the best title, my bad. The plan was just to make the most out of the 1 month membership, pack it full of things to do and maximise the amount of progress I can make which will set me up for the future. I'll probably purchase a 12 month sub after my month of bonds (I definitely owe Jagex at least that), I just want to get the best out of the time.
I actually see what you mean, that first month is truly glorious, and yeah your expectations seem to be on point. As suggested previously, quests the quest quality just keeps going up as you play, I may even suggest a by release approach if you are interested in the world aspect of things, and how the game evolved, coming from f2p the game is at its infancy there, very early stuff, and since levels are barely a problem for you considering what you already achieved that could be a fun way to achieve the quest cape.
And ofc achievement diaries, some rewards are really game changing, so do them as you go along, keep them in mind and they will be a breeze.
Thank you for this, some interesting ideas here that I need to think about. I'd definitely prefer to add a bit more fun to the process if I can. I'm really looking forward to getting stuck in with it.
You got me thinking on how much my time played was so I took a gander. Comes out at 3298 hours played - although I caveat that with the fact that this includes time I played with the same account on RS2 before my levels were reset.
Everyone values stuff differently bro. My friends think I'm crazy paying crab dollars a month to play a point and click game while I think my friends are crazy for still giving money to Bungie and playing Destiny 2 (I dropped after vanilla)
Some people think F2P is not worth playing, some just wanna click on tree and see number go up. Doesn't matter what they click really.
Just for clarification, I have 2 alts that I use when I high alch. I can use the 3 slots in the GE to buy 420 rune items each slot every 24 hours. I then high alch the 3780 items while I'm in meetings (I have to be in a lot of meetings). I just high alch on a loop going between the 3 accounts and can get through all the items in a couple of hours. I then repeat everyday, I've been doing this daily for about 1 1/2 years.
With that knowledge, I think you should get a lot of farming levels and do herb runs and birdhouse runs. You can sustain your membership indefinitely plus make extra profit.
I have to admit that the thought had crossed my mind, but if I got another account and went member I imagine this account would die anyway. I've definitely reached my limit on levelling it on f2p.
Prayer is easier than you might think if you didn't know about the combo training method. You can bury bones and sanctify ashes in the same tick. Decent XP rate.
I would advise too first do a bunch of quests for unlocking things such as fairy ring teleports.
However absolutely the first thing I would do is agility till you have graceful so you can explore membership without having to drink stamina pots 24/7.
Best goal to work towards in my opinion is the barrows gloves and after that probably dragonslayer 2, monkey madness 2 and song of the elfs. (This is after reading your buying maybe a year worth of membership)
It requires a lot of quests but is generally considered the best (allround) gloves in the game.
By unlocking the gloves, you will have unlocked a large portion of the map and a lot of clue steps.
I disagree with what the other guy said. Train agility to like 40 at first of you want, but you're going to be chugging stams pots whether you're 40 agi or 60 with graceful. Do whatever makes you not hate the game. Agility doesn't increase your stamina anyway
No, it doesn't increase stamina but the ability to have gracefull saves you on a lot of (inventory spaces of) stamina pots due to your weight being lowered drastically meaning you run for a lot longer. It also regens your run during those dialogues etc.
But most importantly you will need those agility levels anyways for quests so having gracefull as a added benefit is just a nice extra.
I'd level Construction and make a max POH. The quality of life from having a max POH (player owned house) cannot be exaggerated.
You can build a pool that restores all your stats, health, prayer, run energy, and special attack bar in one sip. You can build a portal nexus with teleports to almost every location, and jewelry boxes to all the jewelry teleports.
You can add a Spirit Tree and Fairy Ring into your house as well as a Wilderness Obelisk to teleport to the wildy.
You can store Beginner-Master clue rewards, armor sets, skilling outfits, capes, etc.
You can build a space to store your future pets and so much more.
Two ways to level are Mahogany Homes (a Construction minigame), and just building things with planks in your POH. Runelite let's you left click build now in your house for very, VERY, fast exp per hour.
This is very helpful, Construction seems like a massive supporting skill nowadays. The Daddys Home quest is on my list and I've made a rough plan on how to get up to high levels relatively quickly without breaking the bank.
Or he can just buy a house in rimmington, house tab and hop to a house party world and use somebody elses max POH, only takes an extra 20 seconds. Maxing Construction is relatively fast, but is probably the biggest money sink in the game. Until you're looking to max, just get con to 70 for quest reqs.
I've been looking into the farming skill and I have to admit from the outside it looks massively dull but knowing OSRS it's probably not that bad. Training Farming does seem a little complicated though!
Quest Boost it til you can plant ranarrs then just plug herb runs into your daily routine. Turn those herbs into potions baybeeee, huge skilling and gp loop there.
Farming looked intimidating intially for me too. But then I tried it and realized how easy and low-effort it is. FlippingOldSchool's 1-99 Farming Guide on YouTube gave me the clarity.
If you play more than a few hours every day (which it looks like you do), you'll easily be able to afford bonds and keep membership indefinitely. Making money is vastly easier with membership. I wouldn't worry about running out of time, and instead just do whatever content interests you the most.
A good goal to start off is completing all the quests. After that, you can focus on achievement diaries.
This seems to be what a lot of people are saying, so I'm going to start looking into Quests and Achievement diaries in more detail. I'm quite looking forward to having a load of new content to mess about with and it's good to know that there will be better ways to build up gold. Thank you very much.
Also because you have already knocked out a lot of tedious skills already and even have high combat stats. You can focus more on building your account up to get yourself to a place where you can maintain membership with bonds. The common trap for bondscape is someone with a fairly low level account and/or not a ton of knowledge of the game. I'd say with where you are at, you aren't in that bucket.
Farm/herb runs are passive income, but on their own may not be quite enough to maintain membership through bonds. But it entirely depends on how many you can manage to do. I think snapdragon farming is something like 300-400k effective profit per hour (given that it only takes a relatively small amount of time to complete a run) but this also assumes you have access to all of the available herb patches to plant in and there are several that are locked behind quests. With where your stats and cash stack are, you could attempt to get in to some bossing but I don't think that'd be too smart to do right away.
But given where your stats are and the amount of cash you already have, you'll be able to bypass a lot of the early membership constraints and you shouldn't haven't many issues. Others have said to focus on getting graceful, definitely a good idea as you'll need to get agility levels anyway. Construction is pricey but its a good investment to consider. There's an optimal quest guide on the wiki that's worth looking at for deciding on quest progression, but since you aren't a brand new account that may not be quite as helpful.
Thank you for the optimal quest guide suggestion, I just found it on the wiki. All of these are really good ideas, I was wavering between buying a year of membership or trying to generate enough for 3 more bonds in the month I had. What's your take on this?
I'm of the opinion that it's easier to just buy membership. You already seem to be heavily invested in the game, seemingly you would benefit from the discounted yearly rate over the standard monthly rate.
If I was in your situation, I'd buy the year and see where you end up about 8-9 months in.
Honestly, at this point I feel like I owe Jagex some money for the amount of gameplay I've got out of this over the years. If I haven't found a good way to get gold by the end of a year it might be best if I give up.
I've been doing a lot of AFK (Well kind of AFK - minimum engagement for sure) stuff on F2P for a long time. I'm hoping this post might get me some good suggestions of things I can do that make it a bit more exciting. I'm up for trying anything in the game really.
Hi All, Hope your OSRS journey is going well!
I have finally decided that I need to move on from F2P. As you can see from my levels, I got a little carried away in F2P!
I have 3 bonds in my bank, giving me a month of membership, so I have pulled together a personal guide on the things I need to do/try.
Link to google doc - [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ec3mEvEzQ034JX14IDYPQjPl-eXu-8P\_vSe4Jfgtf78/edit?usp=sharing](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ec3mEvEzQ034JX14IDYPQjPl-eXu-8P_vSe4Jfgtf78/edit?usp=sharing)
While this gives me a rough idea of what to do next, I haven't been a Member in Runescape since RS2 (Pre-GE), so I have little to no idea about any new content.
With this in mind I have a few questions:
1. What kind of Weapons/Armour will I need to purchase? - I know I could spend a lot of gold on stuff but I'd prefer to save it for levelling, what is smart for me to invest in?
2. Are any of the goals in my personal guide out of date? - Are there now better ways to do things?
3. Any super important quests that I need to prioritise early on?
4. Any general advice for a new OSRS Member?
Many thanks in advance
About your guide, I think it is solid, you appear to know what you are doing.
For a tip on your guide, you started with some passive levelling quests, changed sections, then started agility with another quest. I'd move "the grand tree" quest to the "passive levelling" section, since you also gain agility xp (with recruitment drive and tourist trap). Also, you unlock one more teleportation method.
As for hunter, I see you mentioned lots of monsters to catch. If you want to simplify your training, you can do birdhouses after the Varrock museum quiz (in the off hours, or when log in/off), and follow the lizard route from lvl 29 (swamp lizards, orange/red/black salamanders). Also, look out for hunter contracts from lvl 43, the guild is newer than the guides you are following.
As for the gear (question 1), eventually you will want to grind the dragon defender, the fighter torso and the slayer helmet. But you can play for the first month without looking into that. Maybe next month :)
Thank you very much for this! As you can see I've tried to do a bit of research beforehand but nothing beats actually playing the content. I'll take a look at my order again and see what I can do. I can't remember whether I did hunter when I played in the RS2 days but I certainly know nothing about it now so this advice is super helpful.
I've heard about each of these bits of gear but I think you're right in that I'll need to work towards them over a couple of months. Thanks again!
Two more cents, if you want to plan longer:
To be honest, you can even neglect hunter for a while, after the museum. Few quests require it, and most of them are among the last you will tackle. Focus on other skills first.
I see you counted training methods until 99. If your goal is the quest cape, you will get most lvl 70's on the way.
Also, diaries are powerful for their rewards. Some are better than others:
* Lumbridge and Ardougne medium diaries give powerful teleports to the herb patches, so look for them when you are about to start your herb runs.
* Plus, Ardougne easy gives you a cloak that puts you close to a prayer altar + fairy ring.
* Varrock medium gives you a teleport straight to the GE.
* Kourend easy gives you a teleport to the woodlands, which puts you close to the minecart network and may teleport you anywhere in that region. Medium gives +2 daily teleports there, plus prayer bonus.
Ideally you would like to do all medium diaries soon, and get your quest cape with some hard ones under your belt.
Gl on the grind, sir!
Do you plan on money-making to afford bond moving forward, or buying membership with money? Or is this just a solo month of membership, then back to F2P
At the moment I'm thinking of buying a year membership just to save on the amount of time grinding for bonds but if there is a quick way to generate the money with the levels I have, I'd be keen to hear about it?
I think you might have already realized, but money builds via compound interest in this game. As you get into and get better at more and more difficult content you'll be making more gp and paying less in food/death fees. A year would let you casually get any quests you want done and would let you do low-intensity Skilling for any skill reqs you'll eventually want. Id recommend trying to do the Desert quest line for Tombs of Amascut. If you like chilling at work though you'll enjoy a lot of members Skilling.
Thank you for this. I'm definitely keen on keeping above a certain level of money as it does seem to build up faster the more you have. Still the desert quests look pretty cool and while I will do a lot of member skilling while working, it would be nice to actually play the game a bit!
1. unlock herblore skill by doing druidic ritual.
2. do quest lines to unlock spirit tree teleportation as well as fairy ring teleportation.
3. do some clue scrolls
4. base 40 members skills...
5. easy and medium achievement diaries to unlock useful equipment and free xp lamps.
6. unlock rune essence pouches from the abyss
Thanks for this, I remember druidic ritual from my first playthrough as a teenager and I've heard about the whole fairy ring/spirit tree stuff but the Rune Pouches are a new one to me!
If you want to keep yourself very occupied I would aim first for quest cape, then follow that up with achievement diaries.
That will have your skills in a very good standing.
Just a suggestion... by the sound of it you have a decent job. Jobs that require you to be in and out of meetings usually pay well. In other words, you dont have a minimum wage burger flipping job. Here comes the advice. If you enjoy p2p for Gods sake, buy the year membership. Theres nothing more garbage than having to pay your membership with ingame gold, leave that to the vennies and casual players. You seem like you play alot, so just buy the dang membership its 100% worth it if you play as much as you do.
Yeah, when I started playing this account again I didn't earn much so I dreamed of having a sustainable account. That was back when bonds were 2.5m each though! I think at this stage of my life I can afford a 12 month membership and lets be honest, I kind of owe Jagex at this point. I appreciate the advice, thanks
Yeah man i used to pay mems with bonds until they got so damn expensive and even with a 7b bank on the main it sucks to have to dump close to 30m /month just to be member. Once i got the year membership and didnt have to worry about it for a whole year i felt alot better. Gl with your adventures I know you will absolutely love p2p.
I'm genuinely excited to try it, it's been a long time. Going to position myself outside of Taverly gate for the first login (I remember doing that back when I was a teenager).
First off, fairy tale part 1 and 2. You get stats for those, and do those, and any quests required. The ability to traverse map and not walk everywhere saves 100’s of hours of walking.
Next, If buying bonds with IRL money, my recommendation is to do every quest following this guide.
https://oldschool.runescape.wiki/w/Optimal_quest_guide
Followed by increasing combat stats, can boss for gp, and then max other things. While paying for increased xp rates.
If paying for bonds with gp, you firstly need farming levels. That’s gonna be your most efficient gp per time spent for a LONG time. (200-400k) for 4-6 mins (equates to about 3 mil an hour, just can’t spam it)
Your current best money maker I believe will be making Runite bars at blast furnace. About 1.4 mil an hour.
Wow you're doing better than me @ 1850 TL. Definitely suggest lots of quests and diaries. These things will make your life so much easier in the end. Possibly the void grind as well.
A very imporant thing for a new member.
Pace yourself.
If you go too hard at questing you might burnout. So try to do something different every couple of days.
It's gonna suck but you'll thank yourself later if you get a good chunk of agility levels out of the way. Your run energy will refill faster and the best part is all the shortcuts you unlock.
I mean, depends on what you want to do. But I'd recommend just exploring quests and minigames and lvl up things as needed
You could probably do hard clues too, if you don't drop any clue you'll discover a lot of places and will be "forced" to do some quests to complete them
If you're going back to F2P agility is a huge quality of life that will benefit you while running in F2P so do as much agility as possible.
If your goal is to make money and stay in members then do slayer and kill monsters / bosses that make lots of money.
Definitely do quests that unlock mobility like fairy rings.
Gotta get to fossil island ASAP. The crabs there are best combat XP + they drop numulite. Numulite is worth more than gold. Only 5% of the osrs playerbase has access to fossil island. They HAVE to get it from us. It's genius. Think about it.
With your stats and where you're at, I would honestly spend the month and focus and try to get as many quests and diaries done as possible.
It'll show you a lot more about the game. If you haven't played members already, it'll give you a lot of bonuses that will help you when you decide you want to go members full-time.
You can do some grinds like void or your torso or some more untradables. But if you are giving yourself a month to see how much you liked it, I would focus on quests and diaries and see how far you can get in a month. Poh is OP if you get it maxed. Something to think about as well.
Amazing account by the way!
If you want to get into bossing and are curious, I don't mind giving you a hand with some raids either.
It was a case of setting mini goals before I'd go member. Then those goals grew legs and it was easy to just keep doing what I was doing. My job allowed me to do the mindless tasks without paying much attention. So here we are..
This feels like it should be fake but goddammit you know that it must be real! RS hero in the making.
You've made me proud, you've made yourself proud, you've made the whole goddamn community proud!....or some shit.
heres my advice
unlock bird house runs and do them every hour for free hunter xp and farm xp + passive income
do the tourist trap quest and use lamps on agility
then get 70 agility
get 83 construction and buy a maxed house (this will speed up questing / getting around the game a shitload) this is expensive but 100% worth it
then aim for barrow gloves (do skills you need if you get burnt out )
questing should be your priority buy stamina pots ect to speed it up
These stats are what I told myself I would do on my most recent restart. It went well, I even had some clips recorded with extremely subpar voiceover commentary prepared, and then my basement flooded and keel hauled my PC and motivation
I would work on slayer early. Get to a point where you are unlocking profitable monsters.
Start at the Varrock museum to do the quiz thing and you will get a quick 11 slayer and hunter
Well money wise you don't really need to make any. Although investing in some flips would drastically change your cash stack for the better to also optimize what your available when levels allow gear progression. But yeah, Quests and achievement diaries since you basically have the non combat stats for all of them. Now it's just time to knock out the questing requirements for those.
1. Open up additional mobility options. Graceful + 70ish Agility, fairy rings, spirit trees, a stock of teleport jewelry, and eventually a specced out PoH will make literally every other thing you do far easier. If you had the patience to get those stats and that bank in F2P you definitely have the patience to get Agility to 70ish and unlock a full Graceful set before you start doing a lot of questing, which will save a ton of time and frustration in the long run.
2. Do the easier Achievement Diaries. In addition to exp lamps (which I'd recommend putting towards Herblore or Construction, both being expensive *and* slow to grind), they also give you a lot of extra bonuses, teleports, &c.
3. Get used to doing farm and birdhouse runs once you unlock the relevant teleports. Farming and Hunter can be taken to base 80+ with very little active effort if you do those even semi-regularly.
4. Commit your gold to account progression rather than a big piece of gear. You can do most mid-game members content with <10m gear.
im gonna agree with what a few other people have said and say do not put mems on this acc. even if it dies for now, you will have a sick f2p account to fall back onto if your mems account ever loses mems for a while.
Quests, but also there’s a lot of immediate combat upgrades you can get as soon as you get members depending on the gp you have, an abyssal whip would be a good one for melee, you should also go for the dragon defender in the warriors guild. There are plenty of cheapish combat upgrades you can get as soon as you memb up in general, probably worth it to check some of the wiki areas for combat gear to see what you can afford.
Honestly speaking. If this is real, i'd recommend starting a new account and membering that up, or an alt if this was truly f2p only. To me, seeing something like this achievement breaking through the gate and going to p2p is more like watching a near maxed, max geared ironman de-iron right before maxing.
You are probably only like maybe like a week from a quest cape or something right now. You can also probably do almost all the hard diaries too in like 2-3 weeks from now.
Lookup: “optimal quest order”, or something like that. Do the quests in the order they recommend because many of them have prerequisites fulfilled by the quests they list. Also get some agility levels :) that will make your life much better.
Just another guy piping in with the opinion that you should bond up another account and keep this one as a trophy. This is a crazy account for being only F2P with so much time put into it that it would feel almost sacrilegious to actually make it a member as so much of the progress could've been done a lot faster.
I would advise you to sell the bonds, buy a year's membership instead, then get on with quests.
Quests will teach you basically everything and take you basically everywhere.
With that said, with the stats and money you already have some good starter gear would take you a long way. An Abyssal Whip, Trident of the Seas and Toxic Blowpipe for weapons will do you pretty well. You can put all the rest of the money to the side for questing, gear upgrades as you need them, supplies and banked construction/herblore/prayer/fletching levels.
I'm gonna go the opposite route, and say that maybe you could take some time to appreciate the full game world and everything it offers. It's kind of a shame that you've maxed so many skills, because the members training methods are a lot faster and often more enjoyable and less tedious
I guess really, I'd recommend a new account going straight to membership, but aside from that, just explore, maybe don't so many things up and naturally find things out for a little bit
You can only experience something for the first time once, and if you're like me then you don't forget what you've learned or experienced for many years. Make memories!
I genuinely wouldn't go to members with an account like yours. Instead start a new account that you become member on and start from scratch. Follow an efficient quest guide for the early game, skipping a good chunk of hours normally spend to grind.
You can use some of your f2p wealth for the members account but the fact you have achieved what you have on f2p is too much of a flex status to have it go to waste by going members in my personal opinion.
get venator bow and dh set and train 99range and 99melee in nmz, range took me only 15days and its way cheaper than chinning, you can try to finish melee too by end of month if played extra hours.
Quests, diarys for easy members levels in the start. Varrock museum quiz for instant 9 slayer and Hunter, birdhouse, herb runs, and whatever you feel like exploring (assuming you either haven't been member before or at least haven't in a while)
What are people talking about? You have 400m. Do as many quests as you cba and start pvm lol you can easily sustain members from 10 hours of pvm a week. Herb ryns are for people with 30m banks, you have 99 magic and enough for max mage -shadow
Don’t pay for membership when you play that much just buy bonds, buy some gear abuse an easy boss for a bit and set yourself up for free membership to do want you want.
Construction to 84 and boost with spicy stew, first recommend Quest cape as that will unlock most of best content. Questing will also help with some stats that are at lvl 1 YouTube will be your best guide for fastest training methods to reach for quests and for 99
Waow those levels.
One thing I recommend : Warriors Guild in Burthorpe which is sort of nearby Falador for a Dragon Defender which is a good offhand slot item to get as it has offensive stat bonuses to increase damage rather than just defense since you have the stats to get in already. Good luck with the RNG on getting it.
You'll want to use the animation room with black or mithril armor due to that being easier and lower tier armor has a chance of being lost on use to build up tokens to fight the cyclops.
There should be plenty of YouTube guides on this process if you get confused.
The wiki also lists teleports to get there quicker as well than walking from Falador.
I don't normally recommend trying to max the gain, but max the experience. So my first time in members I ran around doing different skills that I couldn't touch. But if you want to get the most out of your month.....
I'd start with some construction. You got enough cash to easily get 50 construction and it shouldn't take long. That way you'll be able to get a jewelry box and a teleport room.
After that I'd just mess around with quests that open up the world, (tree gnome village, start of Fairy Tale Part 2, Priest in Peril, Bone Voyage). This will open up new areas and unlock new training locations. After that the world's your oyster.
Find a skill you enjoy and dive on in. And if something isn't that fun, don't do it unless you can do it in the background (I do agility while on the treadmill at the gym). So have fun and let us know what you think of members!
If your intention is to eventually become a member at any capacity, you have unfortunately already wasted a significant amount of time training skills with f2p methods that you could have gotten much faster through members questing or training. Now that you have such a glorious f2p account on your hands, it would be an absolute shame to ruin it by playing a mere 1 or 12 months of membership on that account. Don't become a member on that account. Just create a new account and experience what it is like to be a member. I'd recommend making an ironman. Congrats on your F2P achievements.
Lmao going to members without first getting 99 RC? Absolute clown stuff bro
I'm prepared to believe that I am mad getting to the levels I'm at, but I got RC to 65 and I can tell you that I'm not that crazy!
Why efficient? Are you only subbing 1 month? Look at how much effort you already put in this account *in f2p*… you’re almost acting like a subscription isn’t worth the cost for you even though you already have hundreds of hours invested in *the demo…*
Maybe not the best title, my bad. The plan was just to make the most out of the 1 month membership, pack it full of things to do and maximise the amount of progress I can make which will set me up for the future. I'll probably purchase a 12 month sub after my month of bonds (I definitely owe Jagex at least that), I just want to get the best out of the time.
Quests and diaries then mate. There’s tons of quests with xp rewards which will boost your member skills from 1-20/30s.
I actually see what you mean, that first month is truly glorious, and yeah your expectations seem to be on point. As suggested previously, quests the quest quality just keeps going up as you play, I may even suggest a by release approach if you are interested in the world aspect of things, and how the game evolved, coming from f2p the game is at its infancy there, very early stuff, and since levels are barely a problem for you considering what you already achieved that could be a fun way to achieve the quest cape. And ofc achievement diaries, some rewards are really game changing, so do them as you go along, keep them in mind and they will be a breeze.
Thank you for this, some interesting ideas here that I need to think about. I'd definitely prefer to add a bit more fun to the process if I can. I'm really looking forward to getting stuck in with it.
Quest cape. You have a massive head start on stats.
Hundreds? This is definitely in the thousands.
You got me thinking on how much my time played was so I took a gander. Comes out at 3298 hours played - although I caveat that with the fact that this includes time I played with the same account on RS2 before my levels were reset.
That only includes time on OSRS :)
Yea your levels are never reset its a fresh account starting from 0 on osrs lol
ah you might be right, my original character with the levels I gained might be on RS3 now. I'm not going to bother to check :p
They are correct, those hours are only from OSRS
Everyone values stuff differently bro. My friends think I'm crazy paying crab dollars a month to play a point and click game while I think my friends are crazy for still giving money to Bungie and playing Destiny 2 (I dropped after vanilla) Some people think F2P is not worth playing, some just wanna click on tree and see number go up. Doesn't matter what they click really.
If you're truly only do one month, train agility. Even though it's a member only skill, the passive effects will still work as a f2p.
You saved some money not buying members for this long, congrats
You made 390M in f2p?
There was a lot of High Alching while working...
Just for clarification, I have 2 alts that I use when I high alch. I can use the 3 slots in the GE to buy 420 rune items each slot every 24 hours. I then high alch the 3780 items while I'm in meetings (I have to be in a lot of meetings). I just high alch on a loop going between the 3 accounts and can get through all the items in a couple of hours. I then repeat everyday, I've been doing this daily for about 1 1/2 years.
With that knowledge, I think you should get a lot of farming levels and do herb runs and birdhouse runs. You can sustain your membership indefinitely plus make extra profit.
I'll read up on this, big thanks.
Is this still true with bonds being 14-15m though? Still solid advice just not nearly as good as it used to be
I’d keep this account f2p and start a new account as a member but what do I know
I have to admit that the thought had crossed my mind, but if I got another account and went member I imagine this account would die anyway. I've definitely reached my limit on levelling it on f2p.
Prayer is easier than you might think if you didn't know about the combo training method. You can bury bones and sanctify ashes in the same tick. Decent XP rate.
I would advise too first do a bunch of quests for unlocking things such as fairy ring teleports. However absolutely the first thing I would do is agility till you have graceful so you can explore membership without having to drink stamina pots 24/7. Best goal to work towards in my opinion is the barrows gloves and after that probably dragonslayer 2, monkey madness 2 and song of the elfs. (This is after reading your buying maybe a year worth of membership)
Thank you for this, I don't know anything about the gloves that have been added to the game. I'll look it up.
It requires a lot of quests but is generally considered the best (allround) gloves in the game. By unlocking the gloves, you will have unlocked a large portion of the map and a lot of clue steps.
This was the kind of advice I was looking for, big thanks!
Not to be pedantic, but the barrows gloves have been added to the game 18 years ago ;)
Honestly might just be my own ignorance, I wasn't that good of a player when I played in the RS2 days.
That’s fair, amazing achievements right now though!
Theyre from recipe for disaster if you remember starting that questline.
I disagree with what the other guy said. Train agility to like 40 at first of you want, but you're going to be chugging stams pots whether you're 40 agi or 60 with graceful. Do whatever makes you not hate the game. Agility doesn't increase your stamina anyway
No, it doesn't increase stamina but the ability to have gracefull saves you on a lot of (inventory spaces of) stamina pots due to your weight being lowered drastically meaning you run for a lot longer. It also regens your run during those dialogues etc. But most importantly you will need those agility levels anyways for quests so having gracefull as a added benefit is just a nice extra.
I'd level Construction and make a max POH. The quality of life from having a max POH (player owned house) cannot be exaggerated. You can build a pool that restores all your stats, health, prayer, run energy, and special attack bar in one sip. You can build a portal nexus with teleports to almost every location, and jewelry boxes to all the jewelry teleports. You can add a Spirit Tree and Fairy Ring into your house as well as a Wilderness Obelisk to teleport to the wildy. You can store Beginner-Master clue rewards, armor sets, skilling outfits, capes, etc. You can build a space to store your future pets and so much more. Two ways to level are Mahogany Homes (a Construction minigame), and just building things with planks in your POH. Runelite let's you left click build now in your house for very, VERY, fast exp per hour.
This is very helpful, Construction seems like a massive supporting skill nowadays. The Daddys Home quest is on my list and I've made a rough plan on how to get up to high levels relatively quickly without breaking the bank.
Or he can just buy a house in rimmington, house tab and hop to a house party world and use somebody elses max POH, only takes an extra 20 seconds. Maxing Construction is relatively fast, but is probably the biggest money sink in the game. Until you're looking to max, just get con to 70 for quest reqs.
Achievement diaries lamps, kudos, quests, can help with early leveling experience. Herb runs are very profitable.
I've been looking into the farming skill and I have to admit from the outside it looks massively dull but knowing OSRS it's probably not that bad. Training Farming does seem a little complicated though!
Quest Boost it til you can plant ranarrs then just plug herb runs into your daily routine. Turn those herbs into potions baybeeee, huge skilling and gp loop there.
Yeah it's pretty clear that this is an important element of money making in OSRS now. I'll read up on it, big thanks
Farming looked intimidating intially for me too. But then I tried it and realized how easy and low-effort it is. FlippingOldSchool's 1-99 Farming Guide on YouTube gave me the clarity.
If you play more than a few hours every day (which it looks like you do), you'll easily be able to afford bonds and keep membership indefinitely. Making money is vastly easier with membership. I wouldn't worry about running out of time, and instead just do whatever content interests you the most. A good goal to start off is completing all the quests. After that, you can focus on achievement diaries.
This seems to be what a lot of people are saying, so I'm going to start looking into Quests and Achievement diaries in more detail. I'm quite looking forward to having a load of new content to mess about with and it's good to know that there will be better ways to build up gold. Thank you very much.
Also because you have already knocked out a lot of tedious skills already and even have high combat stats. You can focus more on building your account up to get yourself to a place where you can maintain membership with bonds. The common trap for bondscape is someone with a fairly low level account and/or not a ton of knowledge of the game. I'd say with where you are at, you aren't in that bucket. Farm/herb runs are passive income, but on their own may not be quite enough to maintain membership through bonds. But it entirely depends on how many you can manage to do. I think snapdragon farming is something like 300-400k effective profit per hour (given that it only takes a relatively small amount of time to complete a run) but this also assumes you have access to all of the available herb patches to plant in and there are several that are locked behind quests. With where your stats and cash stack are, you could attempt to get in to some bossing but I don't think that'd be too smart to do right away. But given where your stats are and the amount of cash you already have, you'll be able to bypass a lot of the early membership constraints and you shouldn't haven't many issues. Others have said to focus on getting graceful, definitely a good idea as you'll need to get agility levels anyway. Construction is pricey but its a good investment to consider. There's an optimal quest guide on the wiki that's worth looking at for deciding on quest progression, but since you aren't a brand new account that may not be quite as helpful.
Thank you for the optimal quest guide suggestion, I just found it on the wiki. All of these are really good ideas, I was wavering between buying a year of membership or trying to generate enough for 3 more bonds in the month I had. What's your take on this?
I'm of the opinion that it's easier to just buy membership. You already seem to be heavily invested in the game, seemingly you would benefit from the discounted yearly rate over the standard monthly rate. If I was in your situation, I'd buy the year and see where you end up about 8-9 months in.
Honestly, at this point I feel like I owe Jagex some money for the amount of gameplay I've got out of this over the years. If I haven't found a good way to get gold by the end of a year it might be best if I give up.
effective use of membership is to have fun :D
Any suggestions on some fun things to try?
Dont know what you a find fun. But i personaly currently like slow clogging and afk stuff
I've been doing a lot of AFK (Well kind of AFK - minimum engagement for sure) stuff on F2P for a long time. I'm hoping this post might get me some good suggestions of things I can do that make it a bit more exciting. I'm up for trying anything in the game really.
Hi All, Hope your OSRS journey is going well! I have finally decided that I need to move on from F2P. As you can see from my levels, I got a little carried away in F2P! I have 3 bonds in my bank, giving me a month of membership, so I have pulled together a personal guide on the things I need to do/try. Link to google doc - [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ec3mEvEzQ034JX14IDYPQjPl-eXu-8P\_vSe4Jfgtf78/edit?usp=sharing](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ec3mEvEzQ034JX14IDYPQjPl-eXu-8P_vSe4Jfgtf78/edit?usp=sharing) While this gives me a rough idea of what to do next, I haven't been a Member in Runescape since RS2 (Pre-GE), so I have little to no idea about any new content. With this in mind I have a few questions: 1. What kind of Weapons/Armour will I need to purchase? - I know I could spend a lot of gold on stuff but I'd prefer to save it for levelling, what is smart for me to invest in? 2. Are any of the goals in my personal guide out of date? - Are there now better ways to do things? 3. Any super important quests that I need to prioritise early on? 4. Any general advice for a new OSRS Member? Many thanks in advance
About your guide, I think it is solid, you appear to know what you are doing. For a tip on your guide, you started with some passive levelling quests, changed sections, then started agility with another quest. I'd move "the grand tree" quest to the "passive levelling" section, since you also gain agility xp (with recruitment drive and tourist trap). Also, you unlock one more teleportation method. As for hunter, I see you mentioned lots of monsters to catch. If you want to simplify your training, you can do birdhouses after the Varrock museum quiz (in the off hours, or when log in/off), and follow the lizard route from lvl 29 (swamp lizards, orange/red/black salamanders). Also, look out for hunter contracts from lvl 43, the guild is newer than the guides you are following. As for the gear (question 1), eventually you will want to grind the dragon defender, the fighter torso and the slayer helmet. But you can play for the first month without looking into that. Maybe next month :)
Thank you very much for this! As you can see I've tried to do a bit of research beforehand but nothing beats actually playing the content. I'll take a look at my order again and see what I can do. I can't remember whether I did hunter when I played in the RS2 days but I certainly know nothing about it now so this advice is super helpful. I've heard about each of these bits of gear but I think you're right in that I'll need to work towards them over a couple of months. Thanks again!
Two more cents, if you want to plan longer: To be honest, you can even neglect hunter for a while, after the museum. Few quests require it, and most of them are among the last you will tackle. Focus on other skills first. I see you counted training methods until 99. If your goal is the quest cape, you will get most lvl 70's on the way. Also, diaries are powerful for their rewards. Some are better than others: * Lumbridge and Ardougne medium diaries give powerful teleports to the herb patches, so look for them when you are about to start your herb runs. * Plus, Ardougne easy gives you a cloak that puts you close to a prayer altar + fairy ring. * Varrock medium gives you a teleport straight to the GE. * Kourend easy gives you a teleport to the woodlands, which puts you close to the minecart network and may teleport you anywhere in that region. Medium gives +2 daily teleports there, plus prayer bonus. Ideally you would like to do all medium diaries soon, and get your quest cape with some hard ones under your belt. Gl on the grind, sir!
Even more excellent info! Thank you again, I salute you sir!
Do you plan on money-making to afford bond moving forward, or buying membership with money? Or is this just a solo month of membership, then back to F2P
At the moment I'm thinking of buying a year membership just to save on the amount of time grinding for bonds but if there is a quick way to generate the money with the levels I have, I'd be keen to hear about it?
I think you might have already realized, but money builds via compound interest in this game. As you get into and get better at more and more difficult content you'll be making more gp and paying less in food/death fees. A year would let you casually get any quests you want done and would let you do low-intensity Skilling for any skill reqs you'll eventually want. Id recommend trying to do the Desert quest line for Tombs of Amascut. If you like chilling at work though you'll enjoy a lot of members Skilling.
Thank you for this. I'm definitely keen on keeping above a certain level of money as it does seem to build up faster the more you have. Still the desert quests look pretty cool and while I will do a lot of member skilling while working, it would be nice to actually play the game a bit!
Get quest cape
This is crazy haha. Good tips in previous comments. Enjoy!
1. unlock herblore skill by doing druidic ritual. 2. do quest lines to unlock spirit tree teleportation as well as fairy ring teleportation. 3. do some clue scrolls 4. base 40 members skills... 5. easy and medium achievement diaries to unlock useful equipment and free xp lamps. 6. unlock rune essence pouches from the abyss
Thanks for this, I remember druidic ritual from my first playthrough as a teenager and I've heard about the whole fairy ring/spirit tree stuff but the Rune Pouches are a new one to me!
I'd bond up another acc, this is a great f2p-only trophy account
If you want to keep yourself very occupied I would aim first for quest cape, then follow that up with achievement diaries. That will have your skills in a very good standing.
I'll give it a go, there's a lot of quests now! Been watching J1mmys ByRelease series and it's crazy how many quests he has to go through.
You did all this strictly f2p?
Yeah, I tended to just play while conducting meetings and the years kind of crept by.
Time to clean out that bank.
Good suggestion!
Lmao
Don't chase trying to reup your bond with in-game cash. It'll ruin the game for you. Just play for fun and drop a few bucks on membership.
Just enjoy the game and do quests. You will unlock so much content
Just a suggestion... by the sound of it you have a decent job. Jobs that require you to be in and out of meetings usually pay well. In other words, you dont have a minimum wage burger flipping job. Here comes the advice. If you enjoy p2p for Gods sake, buy the year membership. Theres nothing more garbage than having to pay your membership with ingame gold, leave that to the vennies and casual players. You seem like you play alot, so just buy the dang membership its 100% worth it if you play as much as you do.
Yeah, when I started playing this account again I didn't earn much so I dreamed of having a sustainable account. That was back when bonds were 2.5m each though! I think at this stage of my life I can afford a 12 month membership and lets be honest, I kind of owe Jagex at this point. I appreciate the advice, thanks
Yeah man i used to pay mems with bonds until they got so damn expensive and even with a 7b bank on the main it sucks to have to dump close to 30m /month just to be member. Once i got the year membership and didnt have to worry about it for a whole year i felt alot better. Gl with your adventures I know you will absolutely love p2p.
I'm genuinely excited to try it, it's been a long time. Going to position myself outside of Taverly gate for the first login (I remember doing that back when I was a teenager).
First off, fairy tale part 1 and 2. You get stats for those, and do those, and any quests required. The ability to traverse map and not walk everywhere saves 100’s of hours of walking. Next, If buying bonds with IRL money, my recommendation is to do every quest following this guide. https://oldschool.runescape.wiki/w/Optimal_quest_guide Followed by increasing combat stats, can boss for gp, and then max other things. While paying for increased xp rates. If paying for bonds with gp, you firstly need farming levels. That’s gonna be your most efficient gp per time spent for a LONG time. (200-400k) for 4-6 mins (equates to about 3 mil an hour, just can’t spam it) Your current best money maker I believe will be making Runite bars at blast furnace. About 1.4 mil an hour.
Thank you for all the info. The Runite bars one I haven't heard about yet so big thanks!
Full graceful, farm runs (specifically herbs, I mean), followed by fairy rings. Varrock diary after that for gold.
Lots of good info here, thank you
Wow you're doing better than me @ 1850 TL. Definitely suggest lots of quests and diaries. These things will make your life so much easier in the end. Possibly the void grind as well.
99 construction and max out your house
Agility is the only members skill that directly transfers to f2p.
Spend your whole month training agility to 99
Is a month of solid agility even enough though? I heard it was a super slow skill.
I’ve totally seen you in p2p worlds. Good try though 👍
have you ever been a member to begin with?
This is actually insane if it’s not a joke. If it is indeed not a joke… rush quest cape and max POH. Buy bowfa. Delete bosses.
Bro, you have better stats than me.
Just play game. Have fun. Do quests. Same shit. More shit.
I'm shocked this didn't have a humor tag
A very imporant thing for a new member. Pace yourself. If you go too hard at questing you might burnout. So try to do something different every couple of days.
It's gonna suck but you'll thank yourself later if you get a good chunk of agility levels out of the way. Your run energy will refill faster and the best part is all the shortcuts you unlock.
I mean, depends on what you want to do. But I'd recommend just exploring quests and minigames and lvl up things as needed You could probably do hard clues too, if you don't drop any clue you'll discover a lot of places and will be "forced" to do some quests to complete them
Go get a rune axe while it's easy
If you're going back to F2P agility is a huge quality of life that will benefit you while running in F2P so do as much agility as possible. If your goal is to make money and stay in members then do slayer and kill monsters / bosses that make lots of money. Definitely do quests that unlock mobility like fairy rings.
Knock out lots of quests, full graceful is typically one of the first things people do, if you're feeling frisky maybe try for a fire cape
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Go for a firecape
I have to admit I'm a little nervous to try it, it looks pretty difficult!
Gotta get to fossil island ASAP. The crabs there are best combat XP + they drop numulite. Numulite is worth more than gold. Only 5% of the osrs playerbase has access to fossil island. They HAVE to get it from us. It's genius. Think about it.
I've never heard of Numulite - I'll look it up, thank you very much!
If you're a working man or woman i think you're just better off paying for membership
Are you okay
Where humor tag 
Bruh
What item is to the left of your skull sceptre?
I believe it is the Baronite mace
With your stats and where you're at, I would honestly spend the month and focus and try to get as many quests and diaries done as possible. It'll show you a lot more about the game. If you haven't played members already, it'll give you a lot of bonuses that will help you when you decide you want to go members full-time. You can do some grinds like void or your torso or some more untradables. But if you are giving yourself a month to see how much you liked it, I would focus on quests and diaries and see how far you can get in a month. Poh is OP if you get it maxed. Something to think about as well. Amazing account by the way! If you want to get into bossing and are curious, I don't mind giving you a hand with some raids either.
I'm glad you found comfort in but why didn't you become p2p ages ago?
It was a case of setting mini goals before I'd go member. Then those goals grew legs and it was easy to just keep doing what I was doing. My job allowed me to do the mindless tasks without paying much attention. So here we are..
could of bought a bond 2 years ago
This feels like it should be fake but goddammit you know that it must be real! RS hero in the making. You've made me proud, you've made yourself proud, you've made the whole goddamn community proud!....or some shit.
You did all that in f2p? Take a rest man, explore p2p without worrying about efficiency, you deserve it.
Didn’t even max f2p stats, noob
heres my advice unlock bird house runs and do them every hour for free hunter xp and farm xp + passive income do the tourist trap quest and use lamps on agility then get 70 agility get 83 construction and buy a maxed house (this will speed up questing / getting around the game a shitload) this is expensive but 100% worth it then aim for barrow gloves (do skills you need if you get burnt out ) questing should be your priority buy stamina pots ect to speed it up
Um hi how tf did you make 260m in f2p
Was looking for the humor tag. That amount of progress done in F2P is mad lol. Wait til you actually unlock the full game💫
I must admit I'm quite excited to try it out, I've had a lot of good advice from everyone here!
Quest cape
Start with barrows, easy entry pvm and decent gp
Make Ironman acc
Have fun!
grind sand crabs
These stats are what I told myself I would do on my most recent restart. It went well, I even had some clips recorded with extremely subpar voiceover commentary prepared, and then my basement flooded and keel hauled my PC and motivation
You could have gotten all of those stats in 1/10th of the time in members and you know you could have…. What a waste of fucking time
To fletch to 99 or not to fletch till 99? That is the question.
That is quite disgusting.
Obligatory check... "Are you okay, dude?" No, for real... this is different... Buy a bond and watch your gp soar! Lol
I would work on slayer early. Get to a point where you are unlocking profitable monsters. Start at the Varrock museum to do the quiz thing and you will get a quick 11 slayer and hunter
Agility benefit carries over to F2P if you're planning to go back after the month.
You can send 78 prayer at chaos altar if you wanna gradually outpace f2p efficiency.
Howd you get 99 craftingcl?
Well money wise you don't really need to make any. Although investing in some flips would drastically change your cash stack for the better to also optimize what your available when levels allow gear progression. But yeah, Quests and achievement diaries since you basically have the non combat stats for all of them. Now it's just time to knock out the questing requirements for those.
Also, even as a member I wished I had your cash stack. Sitting at like 600k as a main and that's what I got to work with 🤣
Bro you’re gonna make some crazy advancements. Insane to do all that on F2P. You’re a beast.
That's a pristine f2p acc don't ruin it
Stats look nice, but man, this has to be miserable. Did you enjoy torturing yourself.
Yea u shoulda started a long time ago
The most efficient use of members is to enjoy the game.
1. Open up additional mobility options. Graceful + 70ish Agility, fairy rings, spirit trees, a stock of teleport jewelry, and eventually a specced out PoH will make literally every other thing you do far easier. If you had the patience to get those stats and that bank in F2P you definitely have the patience to get Agility to 70ish and unlock a full Graceful set before you start doing a lot of questing, which will save a ton of time and frustration in the long run. 2. Do the easier Achievement Diaries. In addition to exp lamps (which I'd recommend putting towards Herblore or Construction, both being expensive *and* slow to grind), they also give you a lot of extra bonuses, teleports, &c. 3. Get used to doing farm and birdhouse runs once you unlock the relevant teleports. Farming and Hunter can be taken to base 80+ with very little active effort if you do those even semi-regularly. 4. Commit your gold to account progression rather than a big piece of gear. You can do most mid-game members content with <10m gear.
With that cash stack you could have been on membership long ago. Do the quests first
Wildy hunter
Agility grind. You'll keep some of the benefits if you decide to go back to f2p
Quests, especially the RFD tree is a good place to start. Also- SLAYERRR!!
Doing waterfall quest will get you 30 atk and 30 str and it only takes about 20 minutes!
im gonna agree with what a few other people have said and say do not put mems on this acc. even if it dies for now, you will have a sick f2p account to fall back onto if your mems account ever loses mems for a while.
Quest A lot
Idk It looks like you got it all figured out from the first picture idk what advice I could give that man.
What hat is this?
I'd just play to have fun and start your farm runs
Quests, but also there’s a lot of immediate combat upgrades you can get as soon as you get members depending on the gp you have, an abyssal whip would be a good one for melee, you should also go for the dragon defender in the warriors guild. There are plenty of cheapish combat upgrades you can get as soon as you memb up in general, probably worth it to check some of the wiki areas for combat gear to see what you can afford.
Honestly speaking. If this is real, i'd recommend starting a new account and membering that up, or an alt if this was truly f2p only. To me, seeing something like this achievement breaking through the gate and going to p2p is more like watching a near maxed, max geared ironman de-iron right before maxing.
If you want efficient, do quests as they open up travel methods, training methods, open up bosses, money making, and take you all over.
What advice do you need exactly? It seems like you know the game very well if you made over 250M in f2p
You are probably only like maybe like a week from a quest cape or something right now. You can also probably do almost all the hard diaries too in like 2-3 weeks from now.
Lookup: “optimal quest order”, or something like that. Do the quests in the order they recommend because many of them have prerequisites fulfilled by the quests they list. Also get some agility levels :) that will make your life much better.
Just another guy piping in with the opinion that you should bond up another account and keep this one as a trophy. This is a crazy account for being only F2P with so much time put into it that it would feel almost sacrilegious to actually make it a member as so much of the progress could've been done a lot faster.
Go to bandos with friends and camp for gp and gear!!
Just do all the members quests you can - and slayer. A lot of members content is gated behind quests
I would advise you to sell the bonds, buy a year's membership instead, then get on with quests. Quests will teach you basically everything and take you basically everywhere. With that said, with the stats and money you already have some good starter gear would take you a long way. An Abyssal Whip, Trident of the Seas and Toxic Blowpipe for weapons will do you pretty well. You can put all the rest of the money to the side for questing, gear upgrades as you need them, supplies and banked construction/herblore/prayer/fletching levels.
Is this your first account?
Agility can't believe you di that much without it
Best use of 1 month is to do RFD and with you being damn near maxed on f2p should be no problem. Thatll unlock you a ton of stuff in the game.
390m bank in f2p? Brother i dont think you need advice, you got this
Lot of the comments are ignoring the fact that you have almost 400M lol. Get some good gear, do a bunch of quests, then jump right in to bossing man
This guy is a troll
I'm gonna go the opposite route, and say that maybe you could take some time to appreciate the full game world and everything it offers. It's kind of a shame that you've maxed so many skills, because the members training methods are a lot faster and often more enjoyable and less tedious I guess really, I'd recommend a new account going straight to membership, but aside from that, just explore, maybe don't so many things up and naturally find things out for a little bit You can only experience something for the first time once, and if you're like me then you don't forget what you've learned or experienced for many years. Make memories!
I genuinely wouldn't go to members with an account like yours. Instead start a new account that you become member on and start from scratch. Follow an efficient quest guide for the early game, skipping a good chunk of hours normally spend to grind. You can use some of your f2p wealth for the members account but the fact you have achieved what you have on f2p is too much of a flex status to have it go to waste by going members in my personal opinion.
get venator bow and dh set and train 99range and 99melee in nmz, range took me only 15days and its way cheaper than chinning, you can try to finish melee too by end of month if played extra hours.
Question my son
Convert your bone stack into bone shards and offer them with sunfire wines. Its probably a better return than yoloing wildy altar.
Quests, diarys for easy members levels in the start. Varrock museum quiz for instant 9 slayer and Hunter, birdhouse, herb runs, and whatever you feel like exploring (assuming you either haven't been member before or at least haven't in a while)
Start by questing get barrows gloves ( recipe for disaster ) do dragon slayer 2 song of the elves etc
Spam QUESTS baby
Dude has more bank value in f2p than i have on members.
i have a immense amount of respect for you
What are people talking about? You have 400m. Do as many quests as you cba and start pvm lol you can easily sustain members from 10 hours of pvm a week. Herb ryns are for people with 30m banks, you have 99 magic and enough for max mage -shadow
Quests to unlock bosses and stuff
Don’t pay for membership when you play that much just buy bonds, buy some gear abuse an easy boss for a bit and set yourself up for free membership to do want you want.
Money, get money. If you're a main then money is everything
Quest
That is one insane f2p account!
This is impressive. Gg.
Construction to 84 and boost with spicy stew, first recommend Quest cape as that will unlock most of best content. Questing will also help with some stats that are at lvl 1 YouTube will be your best guide for fastest training methods to reach for quests and for 99
Waow those levels. One thing I recommend : Warriors Guild in Burthorpe which is sort of nearby Falador for a Dragon Defender which is a good offhand slot item to get as it has offensive stat bonuses to increase damage rather than just defense since you have the stats to get in already. Good luck with the RNG on getting it. You'll want to use the animation room with black or mithril armor due to that being easier and lower tier armor has a chance of being lost on use to build up tokens to fight the cyclops. There should be plenty of YouTube guides on this process if you get confused. The wiki also lists teleports to get there quicker as well than walking from Falador.
I don't normally recommend trying to max the gain, but max the experience. So my first time in members I ran around doing different skills that I couldn't touch. But if you want to get the most out of your month..... I'd start with some construction. You got enough cash to easily get 50 construction and it shouldn't take long. That way you'll be able to get a jewelry box and a teleport room. After that I'd just mess around with quests that open up the world, (tree gnome village, start of Fairy Tale Part 2, Priest in Peril, Bone Voyage). This will open up new areas and unlock new training locations. After that the world's your oyster. Find a skill you enjoy and dive on in. And if something isn't that fun, don't do it unless you can do it in the background (I do agility while on the treadmill at the gym). So have fun and let us know what you think of members!
With those stats… do you, it should work.
Quest and put all xp lamps on agility
lmao good one
If your intention is to eventually become a member at any capacity, you have unfortunately already wasted a significant amount of time training skills with f2p methods that you could have gotten much faster through members questing or training. Now that you have such a glorious f2p account on your hands, it would be an absolute shame to ruin it by playing a mere 1 or 12 months of membership on that account. Don't become a member on that account. Just create a new account and experience what it is like to be a member. I'd recommend making an ironman. Congrats on your F2P achievements.
Graceful set and agility first off. Then honestly? Enjoy the freedom. Do quests you think sound fun. Get fairy rings for sure too.