So yeah, my buddy Mitch runs his own clan and OSRS gold here's a short guide he posted on his discussion. It's really basic so that's why I didn't post this in the guides forum - since I don't believe this will become a real manual but just enjoy a simple How-to... I haven't been playing RS much to acquire a large enough dungeoneering level to demonstrate my concept, but I'm pretty sure it is true because I have talked to a number of the people on the dungeoneering highscores and they explained that it was precisely what they did as well. As you all know, reset every time you finish floors 1 to highest, then repeat.
Anyhow, the gameplay: The most absolutely fastest way to get dungeoneering xp is to play a group of 2 or 3 people on a dungeon made for ONE person. Yes, you read that correctly. Little dungeon, designed for 1 person. NEVER open or solve rooms that are not highlighted (that is why manual mode is on) because that will leave more monsters undefeated and consequently giving you a lower score. RUSH through every puzzle, never bothering to kill any creatures unless it is a guardian room. NEVER bother making armour or potions, if you don't plan on binding it.
Have one person responsible for purchasing pick, vial, tinderbox, and hatchet at the start of every point to use on particular doors. Whenever someone finds the boss, they telephone BOSS to another players, everyone check their map, and rush on to own the boss in moments. NEVER idle using a secret. If you pick up a key, run about and discover the door that it opens by using your map. If it is not a highlighted room, you don't need the key.
The purchase price of products on the Grand Exchange is supposedly determined by supply and demand. But occasionally demand and supply does not seem to matter. It always sells for optimum price. But try purchasing a complete set of black armour in the Grand Exchange, and you will discover there is no supply. I frequently see people saying"buying full black" at the Grand Exchange. Demand greatly exceeds demand, however, the G.E. price doesn't go up. It has been like that for quite a very long time.
Cheese (108 gp). Cheese never lasts longer than a second once you put it for sale, before it is successfully sells. Additional examples: Pie dish (103 gp). Blue magician hat (102 gp). For quite a while, blue dye and yellow dye were Grand-Exchange-priced much lower than demand would suggest. Bronze arrows never endure for at least a second when you place them up for sale to the Grand Exchange. Why does the Grand Exchange cost sometimes not adapt to reflect supply and demand? Insert any other examples you wish that also demonstrate the Grand Exchange price doesn't appear to buy 2007 runescape gold adjust accordingly to current supply and demand.
