I found out that Maples's cost went down, and flax/bow strings too. But as Pking was released too, maples are in high need of F2P. My friend told me to OSRS gold create them so I did. Basically, I think fletching is the easiest and among the fastest, and it can force you to 100k an hour to sit here and click and post back every like 15 seconds. I got 70 today because fletching maple longs is faster than teaching and makes money quicker. So I'd like to ask before I finish my final set of maples, just how much do Yew long to make XP/Hour?

Mining Rune is definitely the best money-making strategy in F2P but I high Mining level is required (85), Adamant/Mithril is nice too but slow so that your very best option is going to be Coal or Iron, there's not much to say about Woodcutting because Yews are the sole trees worth cutting money but sadly most (if not all) Yews trees are packed with bots, Fishing Lobsters is not really fantastic money anymore but it's adequate and Swordfish are much better but slow (and you receive a whole lot of Tuna).

Okay. I have an income of about 300k per week. I'd like to understand which could get me to cash in the lowest level. Like which you would start me getting money the fastest. I know mining rune is the very best but that's long term. Mining will get you a steady flow of income from very early on. In fact, you could be earning money from level one if you smith tin/copper into bronze bars. If you truly hate repeatedly clicking rocks that never appear to Cheap RS gold change colors (such as me), fishing lobbies is obviously an option. Feathers, you could grab up 40 fishing in a couple of hours. Mining and fishing are fairly close for nonlevel income, however, I would go with fishing. The popularity of spiders on RS has exploded ever since FT+W, and they will be slipping your iron stones like there's no tomorrow. Then, when you're busy pulling out your hair and spam clicking a rock, they won't even be at the pc. At least your possible money can not be discharged when you are fishing. Do not mean to turn that into an informative article, but I believed it was necessary to point out that the downfall of F2P exploration. Hope I've helped you make a choice.