Thanks for all the info, just came back and looking forward to figuring all this out 😅

hi thank you for the information, can you please do a research to work with scavenging 4, mechanised chinchompas, augmentors an siphones?

Hey, you're putting out some really great stuff imo. Your videos are definitely the kind of thing I sit and work out for fun, ha. I noticed you ask for topic suggestions often, so I wanted to offer a few number-crunchy things I've been thinking about: 1. Comparing average resource gain from arch research missions to determine the best gp/xp on the way to 120. For example, I'm not sure which of the four top-tier sites Stormguard/Daemonheim/Warforge/Orthen has the highest average raw resource value to begin with, but you could also consider the potential artifact gain from each site (what collection it contributes to) and see how that impacts the numbers if the chance for those artifacts is taken into account. 2. Similarly, I'd be interested in a breakdown for various collections to potential farm on the way to maxing the skill that have various ancillary benefits, with an xp comparison alongside. For example, Dragonkin V is great for dungeoneering tokens and often breaks roughly even with chronotes, but Dragonkin VI requires 2 more artifacts, loses about 500k gp, and rewards a dungeoneering wildcard, which could be assigned a token value if players are training dungeoneering as buying cards with tokens is the fastest way to level in Daemonheim. The card might not be worth the extra time and gp costs, but it would be interesting to consider. Similarly, under level 110, players camp Green Gobbo Goodies I for tetracompasses at a loss of 500k in materials per collection, but how does this compare to the higher level Dragonkin I, which breaks even in chronotes and gives arch recipe fragments (worth about 3m each), dino skeleton fragments, and Anarchronia resource packs which can be used to charge Dream of Iaia skilling stations? Again, these alternatives might not actually be good, but it would be cool to see some comparisons that take into account the time each collection takes to complete, the money lost or gained, the xp gained from restoring the artifacts, and any additional rewards that might be valuable to some players. 3. Finally, something I've struggled with a lot is wrapping my head around invention materials. I would love to see some kind of generalized analysis that creates an index of materials that have use or value and then looks at what materials are the most efficient when value is placed on all of those materials rather than just maximizing for a single output. This could be framed as a "what to put in your dissassembler" guide for utility rather than money. It could also help people training the skill who can't make a Scavenging 4 perk yet or don't want to use that method but would like to get a good foundation of resources. 3a. As a sort of side idea to the above, you could also make a general guide to components, as some of them have weird limited uses, such as needing 15 variable components for the Auto-screener, but not for making anything else or creating any good perks, so need for that component is very finite for each account. Simply seeing a distribution of all the comps and how often a player might expect to need to use them, and at what scale, would be really helpful for returning players. For example, I have 8000 crafted parts and I still have no idea if that's "a lot" or "a little" relative to the expected lifetime need for that comp. This could also take into account the amounts and types of materials needed for the goblins and dwarves, which is finite but could catch players off guard. Thanks for reading my suggestions and I'm looking forward to seeing your next piece!

not sure if anyone else has noticed this or its just my bad luck but i havent been getting as many catalysts as usual its like its been heavily nerfed.

amazing video. the effort you put into this is outstanding, thank you.

30 milion is like 15 minutes of PvM, this is just horrible. Good Video tho!

Great information thanks!

What I do is use the kingdom to get me mahogany logs and maple logs, pick them up in the fort, run them across to the work bench. Pop the maple logs into the disassembler and the mahogany logs into the plank maker. I get money from the planks and simple parts to create empty divine charges Then every so often I spend a day filling them up, to either sell or recharge everything with. Yeah, it's not as much money as I could make but it's still something and it keeps me in constant supply of energy

You’re such a geek

Great video. Really well done as usual.

Blue Smoke Gaming RS, amazing content you deserve more views

Thanks for all the videos on these! I personally chose to diversify my machines a bit, I dont know if this is the most efficient use (actually it definitely isnt haha) but what I have is: 1x auto disassembler using the kingdom's maple logs 2x alchemiser doing ascension bolts, might not be the most profit per item but it's stable & can easily buy in big quantities 2x partial potion, currently doing harralander, again not because it makes the most profit (it doesnt) but because the ROI is pretty good which means less risky (ie even if I pay a bit more & sell for a bit less because prices changed, itll still make profit)

Your channel is fucking gold man, keep doing vídeos.

What is the price per machine charge and roughly right now one capsule is about 125k for 3k so if it exceeds 3k add more than 125k per for the cost ?

4 runs in day... lol you think most people watching rs videos play that little. 13hr avg play time for 3month recap...afk life ftw.

telling off my secrets lol I learned about this around the same time you posted this but just now saw this good video.

That's gonna take a while to save up for if I still want gp left over to train the skills 😂

Crazy channel. No bullshit, no ads, no verbosity. Just straight to the point.

Once again, appreciate you taking the time to not only make the graphs, but explain the process behind them. Wouldn't have understood the overlapping components without that visual animation, but afterwards it makes a ton of sense!

There are ways to get your resources for little to no cost with some being miscellania giving maple, teak or mahogany as well as replacement such a tuna or swordfish.

Sounds like too much work for little risky reward.

Im going to finally have to do fort so I can rebuild my auto dissembler 😂

Congratz on 100 subs brother. Just getting back into the game after a good year break and have been feeling motivated to grow my cash stack to 2bil and your videos have been nice to listen to while I afk away. Farming was a skill I've neglected as I didn't really want to get into it despite having pushed it to 70 with TH lamps as it was one of my only skills lacking in level and this video is the kind of motivation I need to add a bit more profit to my daily grind.

Chances are if you're watching this video you're going to be a hardcore player at least enough to want to buy a brooch of the gods ;)

how do you get 6 i only have 3 machines

how could you exclude things like throwing logs into a disassembler and turning the resulting simple comps into empty charges?

Holy crap, I just happened to watch this video because I was looking into Farming, and it just happens to be you again making super well documented educational guides. Awesome to see you're keeping at it!

Another advice use the herb u are planting to make other items like incense stick or potion u can earn more profit like that as well the exp from the process

Is worth it to use ultra compost if I got the master cape?

The thing that impressed me the most about this video was you saying partial potion producer multiple times without fucking up.

Wait do you're only making 5m a week?

I really like how you explained this whole thing. Great job!

God I love these low-sub count but high quality content creators. Thanks a ton for this video, it's really fantastic to learn more about this. The Dinarrows were a really great example of the potential profit gain/loss. I'm currently working on Max, and most of my artisan skills still need to 99 besides Herblore. So having this might actually end up paying for itself or more by the time I get some of those up. Keep making more content, I just binged your other ones and am hoping to see even more!

You forgot the dissasemblers u can run max 5 machines lvl 2 running arch mats makes around 60m a week right now

Hey, nice video, did you do any Excel for calculations? I would appreciate it if you could share.

Does this take into account energy cost?

I actually went down the crazy rabbit hole of invention machine where my player own kingdom is actually what fuels my invention machine thank to the maple log but im maxed out constantly and looked at alternative item to dismantle. I used 2 auto alchemiser t2 and 2 dismantler t2(thought i make more on the dismantler that im thinking of discontinuing the alchemiser). With my current setup if i did the math right make about 600m a month.

Great calcs here appreciate the effort brother

Nice math bro

Is brooch of the gods good for firemaking at the portable braizer

168m is what mine cost

Recently got 4x 3rd age components ... Absolutely unreal..best proc you can get

Lllllllllll

Liked the video, returning player here and half bought the brooch just for afking arch and getting expensive invention materials

Guess I'll keep this in mind.. got 200m to return to rs3 with and I already know bonds are like 70m each. No idea what I'm gonna do lmao

You should make more videos

Great quality vid

You're pronouncing brooch incorrectly it's pronounced "broach" like roach but with a B

8:15 kind of sums up why portables are so toxic to the economy. You're not getting a boost, you *have* to use the boost. Runescape is a game about freedom, and while some things give boosts, none are so strong that you're forced to use them. Portables completely throw that out the window. If you're not doing a production skill at a portable, you lose hundred millions of GP. I quit because 90% of the game was doing dailies then sitting at Combat Academy getting my ears blasted out by annoying pets.

Simple and informativ video, it is really a shame that i reached 120 herblore and made lots of overloads/adrenaline without knowing/using brooch of the gods as a returning player loved the video and would appreciate more of it