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News / VOTING FOR THE MUSIC VIDEO OF THE WEEK:)

« Last post by Adam on February 03, 2012, 11:09:23 pm »

I put a music video of the week in. Put in your favorite song thoughts under this post, and every week i'll post a new video on the site, and It may be yours! If it's your video then you will personally receive a rare of any choice from Adam.

News / The end :)

« Last post by Trololord on February 03, 2012, 08:07:54 pm »

Ending and explanations

This was my guide. Hope you enjoyed it and find it helpful.
If you have any advice, ideas for improvements or simply want me to know your opinion, please post on this topic or send me a private message.

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EXPLANATIONS:

* A RuneScape Private Server ::empty option is an option available in most servers (Project Genocide does not have it yet) that allows you to instantly empty your inventory, no matter how full it is or how precious the items inside are. It's very good for training like fishing a while inventory, then emptying it if you do not want to cook the fish obtained. It's much faster than banking or dropping it.
** There also used to be a ::pure command in the game, but it was disabled to make it a little more challenging. In the case that the ::summoning command will be disabled, I will post a full guide on how to train summoning 1-99.

News / 13. USEFUL HINTS

« Last post by Trololord on February 03, 2012, 08:06:59 pm »

13. USEFUL HINTS

TIP 1: Use the experience counter. Click the XP button near the minimap and a small rectangle with a number inside will show up near it. Whenever you can experience in a skill (any skill!) you will be notified. You will be able to see exactly how much exp you receive for each thing you do, allowing you to plan your training ahead.

TIP 2: Always use your teleports when you can. You can find them as teleporting spells in the spells menu. They are in all the spellbooks and in the same order. Below is an image of all the teleports for the normal spellbook.

TIP 3: On project genocide you can find a unique feature. In the Edgeville General Store there is a shopkeeper. He isn't a normal NPC selling various items like armor, supplies or weapons. He is there to buy your items. He will buy any tradable item in the game. Below is his position an example of selling various items:

TIP 4: Just like in the real RuneScape, getting 99 will take some time. It may take a little (firemaking) or a lot (prayer, runecrafting, slayer). No matter how long it takes, I strongly recommend you doing something else while you train to make it more enjoyable and less boring. The best option is listening to music.
NOTE: You can't choose something like reading, playing a flash game or chatting with your friends, because you'll have to pay attention to the game.

News / 12. SUMMONING

« Last post by Trololord on February 03, 2012, 08:06:32 pm »

12. SUMMONING

Summoning is the easiest of all. Just type ::summoning** and you will instantly get 99. The summoning cape can be bought from the shop which also sells torva, pernix and virtus. The NPC is called Mishkal Un'Dorn.

NOTE: The summoning skill does not work. You can get level 99 only so that you can be maxed. It doesn't affect you combat level and you can't use it (you are unable to summon any creature or use its ability/abilities).

News / 11. CRAFTING

« Last post by Trololord on February 03, 2012, 08:04:58 pm »

11. CRAFTING

Crafting is another skill that will cost you some. As with all other non-combat skills, you begin at Bob's shop. Get as much money as possible. Buy a chisel and 26 uncut sapphires. Move the chisel to the last inventory space and use it on the last uncut sapphire.

When you can, begin using better gems. I don't know what level you need to craft them (the game doesn't tell), but you can buy one, see if you can cut it, and if you can't sell it back to the shop. You won't lose a single coin!

Below is an image with the cost of all uncut gems.

NOTE: You can also train by crafting ranger armor from dragonhide, but cutting gems is much faster and you also get some amulets you can sell to the shop.

News / 10. RUNECRAFTING

« Last post by Trololord on February 03, 2012, 08:04:29 pm »

10. RUNECRAFTING

Once again, go to Bob's shop at Catherby and buy rune essence. They are noted and cost 4 coins each. Teleport to home after you've bought some essence. You'll have to pass through the wilderness, so make sure you wear nothing you can't afford losing. When you are ready, go north following the River Lum's course until you find the Zamorak Mage. Talk to him and choose the altar you wish to teleport to. This might be very frustrating, because the skeletons around are aggressive and will constantly disturb your conversation with the mage.

When you reached the runecrafting altar all you need to do is left click it. All the essence in your inventory will be automatically crafted into runes and you will be given a certain amount of experience for each essence used, not for each rune obtained. (just like in the real RuneScape!)

Runecrafting is probably the hardest skill to train in this private server.

News / 9. FARMING AND HERBLORE

« Last post by Trololord on February 03, 2012, 08:04:02 pm »

9. FARMING AND HERBLORE

Farming is probably the most expensive skill to train in Project Genocide. Go to Bob's store at skill and buy a few (around 10 or 20) guam seeds to begin with. Also, buy a lot of vials of water (1.000 will be fine for now).
Go behind the Catherby bank and you'll find four farming patches. Plant one seed in the small eastern patch (the herb patch). An herb plant will be planted instantly and you will get farming experience.

Click on it several times. Each time you will collect a herb dependent to what seed you have planted. (guam seed makes guam herbs, snapdragon seed makes snapdragon herbs etc.)
Go to the bank and clean the herbs. After you get a whole inventory of clean herbs, bank them and farm more.

NOTE: You can clean the herbs during the time your character runs back to the bank to makes some time economy. Just click the bank on the minimap and spam-click the last herb in your inventory. Until you reach the bank booth, they will all be clean.

Time for herblore!

NOTE: Whenever you run out of farming seeds you should make potions out of the herbs and raise your herblore level too. When you are out of herbs resume farming.

Remember you bought vials of water before? It is time to use them! Unbank 10 clean herbs and 10 vials of water (it's faster than using the 'substract-X' command).
Now, switch a vial of water and a herb as you can see in the image below.

And use the last herb on the last vial of water (or the other way, it's not relevant!)

Do this for all the 10 potions. Then bank them, unbank another 10 vials of water and 10 herbs and repeat.
Repeat farming and herblore until you reach level 99 in both.

NOTE: You should make potions that you need: for example, Saradomin Brews; you might need them later and they will come very handy.

News / 8. WOODCUTTING, FIREMAKING AND FLETCHING

« Last post by Trololord on February 03, 2012, 08:03:00 pm »

8. WOODCUTTING, FIREMAKING AND FLETCHING

Get 12.863 gold and buy from Bob's shop an iron hatchet, a rune hatchet, a tinderbox and a fletching knife. Now go near the mining rocks and begin chopping down the normal tree.

There is no oak, so cut the normal tree until you get level 30. Each normal log will give you 1.000 experience. Once you got level 30 woodcutting, use the tinderbox on each log to light them up.

Each normal log you light will give you the impressive amount of 15.110 experience in firemaking.
Next: willow trees. A willow log will give you 2.720 experience when cut and 15.192 experience when lit.

NOTE: At woodcutting level 41 drop your iron hatchet and begin using the one made of rune.

There aren't any maple trees either, so you'll have to skip them too. At level 60 woodcutting begin chopping down yew logs and at 75 magic logs.

Now for fletching... Just chop down logs and fletch them into stuff:

Arrow shafts can be made from any log at any level.
Normal logs can be fletched at level 10.
Willow logs can be fletched at level 35.
Yew logs can be fletched at level 65.
Magic logs can be fletched at level 80.

NOTE: Although in the image I was using the "make 10" option, you should use the "make X" option. It works just like a "make all" command. It is MUCH FASTER!

News / 7. FISHING AND COOKING

« Last post by Trololord on February 03, 2012, 08:02:12 pm »

7. FISHING AND COOKING

Go to Catherby (skill) and get 30 coins with you. Buy from Bob a small fishing net, a harpoon and a lobster cage. You can bank the harpoon and the lobster cage. You won't need them right now. Go to the fishing spots and begin fishing at the most eastern one. It requires level 1 and gives you shrimps:

Near the smithing furnace there's a cooking range. Use the fished shrimps on it and they will almost instantly get cooked. Of course, some of them will burn, but it'll still be good experience.

Go bank the cooked fish. (it's faster than dropping the whole inventory and the server does not yet have an ::empty* option) Keep fishing and cooking until you reach level 99. There are a few types of fishes you can fish and cook:

Shrimps - fishing level 1 - cooking level 1
Cod - fishing level 23 (not sure) - can't be cooked (a small glitch)
Lobster - fishing level 40 - cooking level 40
Tuna - fishing level 30 (not sure) - cooking level 30 (not sure)
Shark (possibly) - fishing level 50 (not sure) - cooking level 50 (not sure)

News / 6. AGILITY AND HUNTER

« Last post by Trololord on February 03, 2012, 08:01:28 pm »

6. AGILITY AND HUNTER

These two skills are trained together. In the spells menu you'll find a teleportation called 'Agility and hunter'. They will teleport you to this area:

In the right part of the image there's an agility obstacle. Click it. It will take you to the other side of the crates and give you a base exp (I don't know exactly how much; a few thousands I think) and a bonus of 125xp/level. That means at level 1 the bonus will be 125xp, at level 2 it will be 250xp and so on until 99, when the bonus is 12.375xp. Just pass the agility obstacle until you get 99. Piece of cake!

NOTE: Each time you climb over the obstacle net, you will also earn 2000 coins besides the experience.

As for hunter, this is a little more difficult. Click on one of the crates around the obstacle to get a butterfly net. To catch certain implings you require:

Baby impling - level 1
Young impling - level 22
Gourmet impling - level 28
Earth impling - level 36
Essence impling - level 42
Ecletic impling - level 50
Nature impling - level 58
Magpie impling - level 65
Ninja impling - level 74
Dragon impling - level 90

To catch butterflies:

Ruby Harvest - level 15 (not sure)
Sapphire Glacialis - level 25 (not sure)
Snowy Knight - level 75
Black Warlock - level 85

NOTE: Whenever you catch a butterfly or an impling you will receive in your inventory a jar. It is completely useless. You don't have to drop them when the inventory is full, you will get the exp anyways. When you are finished training hunter, just drop the jars. You can also sell the jars to the shop that buys everything for a small sum (usually around 2k)
NOTE: Although you can see your level in the skills menu, moving your mouse over hunter will not work. To find out how much exp you have and how much you need for leveling up, just go to the quest menu:

VERY IMPORTANT! Throw away all impling jars EXCEPTING ninja and dragon impling jars. These two are worth 199k and 338k each! One inventory of ninja impling jars is worth around 5.5M and an inventory of dragon impling jars is worth around 9.5M!