Early Game Goals Your OSRS Account NEEDS - OSRS Account Progression Guide

[@KaozOSRS]

If you're just here for the tips, jump to 4:00. To win a bond, leave your #1 early game tip with your RSN. Comment with the highest number of likes in 24 hours wins :)

[@kirk5649]

**Needs

[@bradlybellant3975]

Havent watched but hopefully coal bag is in this takes like 2 days and then u can almost make 1m an hour

[@kirk5649]

Tip for youtubers: Fix the videos pic to "NEEDS"

[@SkimoStories]

early tip: fucking skip the first FOUR MINUTES OF THE VIDEO

[@alexnauglebaugh8655]

Early game tip: Do the ardy diary for the ardy cape. The cape provides unlimited teleports to a prayer alter and a close teleport to a fairy ring. Saves so much time!

[@frosto1002]

Im pretty new and did this as soon as possible and I am so happy I did this, an absolute game changer

[@Phenex56]

I was just about to comment this

[@CaptainJackedPickle]

Was this not mentioned in the video?

[@trcs3079]

Do diary tasks need any quests completed?

[@alexnauglebaugh8655]

@@trcs3079 I cant remember, but if you check out a guide it will give you everything you will need to get it done including items or quests.

[@whyverngim8297]

Essential tip for all stage of the game : If you plan to stop playing Osrs, never sell your account.. Or you will regret it. Like a wise man said one day: you never quit runescape, you only take long breaks.

[@Merouanii]

You’re right, i sold my account years ago and i regret it ever since.

[@MrRDRII]

I stopped playing for over 10 years and was SO damn happy I didn’t delete 😂

[@VinroyIsViral]

[Early Game Tip] Please don't fall into the realm of doing everything that is efficient and nothing else in the game. This is a quick way to burn out. It is fine to do things that arent efficient because the point of this game is to have fun. Always remember that there are many alternatives to training skills!

[@tesohh]

what are the other activities? im new and your tip seems really good

[@penagelada8396]

@@tesohh questing for example, aiming to kill higher level monsters, make money, etc

[@TripedalTroductions]

@@penagelada8396 Aiming to kill higher level monsters is still training and therefore a grind. I think our advice on this is to just remember to change things up a bit after a while. When you're starting to feel burnt out, leave that goal and begin a new one, and it will make the game feel new again.

[@HieronymousLex]

Basically you don’t have to use the fastest or most “meta” methods to train skills. You can use alternative methods for basically every skill that are slower but more chill/fun. Try out a bunch of content and see what you like.

[@EnycmaPie]

Efficiencyscape makes people stay in one place and train the same skill to 99, which is cancer for new players. Explore and try out all the different things when you are just starting out on the game. If the game gets boring because you only do the same thing, what's the point of being more efficient when you are not having fun playing the game.

[@Zipeed]

Early game tip: complete as many quests as possible and when you find a quest you don't have the requirements for, use that as a reason to get your levels up

[@MarshDwellin]

Follow the wiki quest guide to make questing less grindy ;)

[@mattjones6150]

This is my current goal… just got back to RuneScape after a nearly 15year break and the quest cape is a goal

[@nocturn333]

Get 21 agility for the GE wall shortcut.

[@squirrelm3195]

5) Have fun and don’t worry about being hyper efficient. There’s a lot in the game to see at the start and I know it sounds crazy but just explore. A lot of OSRS players are stuck on efficiency nowadays bc many of us have played for years. There’s a lot of charm with experiencing everything for the first time if you ask me

[@timthomas6958]

Early tip- do the tourist trap as soon as possible for early game agility levels

[@jlima5509]

early game tip. if you are struggling with prayer during slayer tasks, carry around an ancient mace from cave goblin quest line. spec attack is a cheap and easy way to get some prayer back. further more, you can use the spec in your house/other players houses combat dummy to have extra prayer when going around.

[@zoorga]

Early game tip - Join a clan chat, the game becomes more interesting when there's people you can chat with. If you don't know something, ask them or look up a guide on youtube or the OSRS wiki. Making sure how to do something will really help you out and save a lot of time

[@zoorga]

I can also suggest some clan chats if you do not know where to look or help by answering some questions. RSN is Matical-X, I am on EU time, so I might not be always on!

[@cynthia-op8rx]

Oh absolutely. I'm a relatively new player (joined in March I think?) and while the game was fun before I joined a clan, it's been a blast since I joined up with Wild (clan for The Wilderness Podcast).

[@zoorga]

@@cynthia-op8rx Yeah, for example skilling sometimes can be boring, but an interesting conversation makes time go faster and you won't even realize that you have gotten the level you wanted. Glad that clan chats exist on this game

[@lazerpigeon]

Eh, a cc isnt really that important to me. I'm in a clan chat but to be honest I never really ask for help or anything cause it's all on the wiki. Also, I dont have any friends that play and the people in my cc arent like my best buds or anything like that.

[@xFreshArts]

@@cynthia-op8rx to join this cc I just type in wild?

[@peeks5553]

Early game tip: Go get that free 10k in the security stronghold. And don't forget your rainbow boots ;)

[@traviskinney871]

My early game tip. MAKE BIRDHOUSE AND TREE RUNS A DAILY ROUTINE!!!!! I have never liked training hunter or farming. I learned about the runs and outside of quest XP, they are my only XP in those two skills. I have slacked heavily, but was checking then 2-3 times a day for about 3 weeks and I am at 70 farming and 54 hunter. You can see rates much better than mine if you are more consistent, but I made sure to check them at least once a day. It take roughly 5 minutes of work to do the runs, and grants massive XP for the time of doing so. Birdhouses are also a pretty good money maker, especially if you save all nest and seeds when starting early on! EDIT: This comment was clearly left before I made it to step 10 🤷‍♂️🥴 I'll leave it, but highly recommend this! 👆👆

[@wakichunu]

Early game tip: Do tourist trap after waterfall quest and tree gnome village then use both xp rewards on agility. Then do grand tree quest and you will get 32 agility to start on varrock rooftop, then canifis at lvl 40, falador at 50 or wilderness at 52, seers at 60 and you will have full graceful before you get to level 70. I recommend getting to 70 to unlock the taverly dungeon shortcut so you dont have to use a dusty key.

[@misterbogs420]

Its faster to just stay at canifis

[@halofan364]

@@misterbogs420for full graceful yes, but xp rates at fally are higher.

[@dankmemes507]

The diary tiers are basically account progression guide to maxing. Clear them one by one to feel like you're actually gaming/not grinding

[@tayhnke3088]

TLDR: Magic > Range > Melee at early game content Early game tip: magic is the best combat style you can use early on. You can safe spot a lot of monsters/quest bosses which gives it a leg up from melee, and it's much more accurate and hits harder than ranged at early levels. Completing the quests Witch's Potion and Imp Catcher will give you access to earth strike, and you're not far from fire strike. Tip #2: use earth strike/fire strike (and upgrades as you go along) to easily complete quests like Tree Gnome Village, the Grand Tree, Fight Arena, Tourist Trap, Vampire Slayer, and Shadow of the Storm for a very quick 40 Att/40 Str (with the completion of Waterfall Quest), 30 Ranged, and 30 Agility (you'll still get full graceful before level 70) to skip the early monotonous levels.

[@CaptainJackedPickle]

No bond please. 1. Click on the "Map Bubble" and explore the map as much as possible, you can also change it's size if you on a computer. 2. Use the "Mini Map" to reduse the amount of clicking when walking. 3. Find a clan maybe an ironman clan, who are willing to tell you useful tips that would be hard to search for on the Osrs wiki. 4. Use the Osrs wiki whenever your on the computer. 5. Watch on youtube "rebuild/Ironman/progress" videos, you'll learn a lot about the game and find content you want to work towards. 6. Do not go into the Wildy/pvp world/high risk world as a new player. Most likely you'll be pked a bunch and get frustated, or loose a bunch of items. 7. 100% of the time turn your public chat off at the GE. Never talk to "others" at the GE. 8. Set your 2FA and complete the stronghold of security. 9. Walk around the map and explore as much as you feel like, right click on everything. 10. Find a money making method that you can always go back to whenever your short on GP. (maybe learn to farm) 11. (Bonus) if you get stuck on a quest, watch "Slayermusiq1" on youtube for his guide on said quest. These tips are in no specific order, I hope that there weren't any repeats, I tried to read a bunch of the other comments before posting this one. Good Luck to all the new players out there. Cheers :)

[@RequiemOfSolo]

7 months late but thank you buddy!

[@christianpederson7744]

Training Ranged at lower levels becomes much cheaper after acquiring and utilizing a Dorgeshuun Crossbow and Bone Bolts. Both can be purchased for very cheap after the Lost Tribe Quest, which has both low requirements and takes very little time to complete (including the prerequisites). Combat Bracelet is best in slot for gloves for all combat types before acquiring/unlocking a Regen Bracelet, Granite Gloves or Rune Gloves and higher from the Recipe for Disaster Quest. Basically you will be equipped with a combat bracelet for a substantial amount of time after starting a new account; Extremely Beneficial.

[@cynthia-op8rx]

glad to see fossil island on this list, sometimes I see people in my clan who haven't unlocked it and it baffles me. It's probably my favorite region in the game. Tons of good XP activities, looks gorgeous, great music, very quick to get around, and there's two banks! what's not to love?

[@Whackfear]

And the easiest afk combat leveling before you can do NMZ effectively!

[@Nooo_t]

Early game tip: talk to range and mage tutor and toggle on auto equip ammo and runes

[@CaptainJackedPickle]

totally forgot about this one, very nice

[@lowkey1202]

I'm still f2p my self , my tip would be before activating a bound is make sure you have an idea of what well help you get a second one before you're first one ends

[@G33KST4R]

Early Game Tip - Get your prayer done at the chaos temple at a low cb level.

[@mominaporongon]

I’m not a pro gamer of Rs yet. But my advice would be: take your time, don’t rush your gameplay, if so, your not gonna enjoy your journey. Unlock every teleport you can; build your bank with farming (invest in a bottomless bucket and supercompost), it’ll help you get some cash for upgrading your combat gear. And the best tip so far is, look for guides. As in life we don’t born with knowledge, we just learn it by lessons, time and mistakes. Guides will make your journey more efficient. Hope this works for someone. Enjoy your journey and I’ll see you in Gielinor :)

[@MrKacabon]

Early game tip - instead of training skills, just do quests and achievement diaries early. It’ll kind of help you plan out your training and your whole journey! I know not every player can afford it but I HIGHLY recommend training construction early. Having a high level POH makes the game so so so much easier

[@Emanuelsvanborg]

My early game tip is defiantly going to be to check osrs wiki on all questions that might come up. Not only do you get knowledge of the game bit by bit, it also has nearly all information you need to get going with skilling, questing and the guides there are actually good. There are also no dumb questions so don't be afraid to reach out to other players, most of us playing will help you and try to guide you the right way. //Also love the videos! Keep it up!

[@SilverionX]

My tip is to just have fun, whatever fun means to you. Some people enjoy being extremely efficient and zooming through the game. Others, me for instance, love to ramble all over the place and sample everything the game has to offer. I've also read all the dialogue for all the quests. Find out how you want to play the game and play it. There's no right or wrong.

[@oslx8768]

Early game tip - Enjoy the game. This was the most enjoyable part of the game for me as there is so much to do and explore within osrs. Take the game slow and do what seems fun to you. No need to minmax and optimize everything that will just burn you out and was a mistake I made.

[@kyrow6350]

was going to comment this exact same thing haha, nothing worse than playing a game someone else's way or the most optimal way sapping any enjoyment you may have out of it. find your feet, dabble in all the skills and you'll naturally accrue knowledge over time.

[@MrWowtrash]

Early game top for people that don't have time to sit around Infront of a computer all day and have a life don't play RS :) or at least be efficient.

[@Larserr]

brand new player here, and damn, along with the comments this is a gold mine of tips. I'm enjoying the early game and taking my time so this will definitely come in handy

[@dapperdirt3207]

as someone who has only heard of this game in passing, and recently decided to get into it. I very much appreciate you making this video and dumbing some things down for beginners such as myself

[@maskedchkn6699]

Early game tip. Uninstall game. I’m doing this for your own good

[@MrRDRII]

Too late 😵‍💫

[@anthonymacconnell8817]

awesome, really helped me with issues loading the server! Just had to reinstall and it was working right!

[@patscapep11]

Early Tip: Start your slayer skill as soon as possible. It can work hand in hand with training your combat skill, and saves time later on, through less grinding.

[@fatalalchemy602]

Early game tip - IF you are bonding up for membership farming and birdhouses all day are a must at the get go. I know you said it in the video but this is the main reason why these are so important imo. Can indefinitely keep the account bonded up with just doing those runs a few times a day until better methods become available. I also liked how you brought in your friend.

[@kylejones2479]

My top tip for early game is by far to find friends in game or join a clan and make friends because we all know this game is such a grind and in early game can be really off putting to some people so friends make it feel so much nicer to play !

[@dylanmiller5382]

A great way for AFK fishing is to unlock Barbarian fishing as it grants you Fishing XP of course but also a small amount of Strength & Agility XP (cannot earn marks of grace) this is great as you passively get XP in 2 other skills so you are really AFK-ing 3 skills at the same time.

[@dylanmiller5382]

RSN: lhush (there’s and L at the start so basically Lhush)

[@MaconHero07]

Do your quest and diaries, mainly the Varrock medium diary, so you can toggle to teleport you to the GE. It's a teleport nex to to a bank, a spirit tree and a fairy ring, so it's really useful.

[@vestalline]

Early game tip: Don't throw away the random items you get, (unless you are an uim obviously) because many of them have various uses in the future, along with the fact that even if the items are only worth 100 gp, that stacks up really fast over time. (For example, weeds. You get some every time you use a rake up a farming patch, getting a few each time. They are each worth over 100 gp on the grand exchange. If you were to do 100 farm runs of 5 patches each, you could get anywhere from 5-15 weeds each time. (500-1.5k gold) Do it 100 times, and thats 50,000 - 150k gp)

[@rjnunya6524]

Are people really so cheap in this game they save up their weeds ? Lmaoooo

[@vestalline]

@@rjnunya6524 it's.. an early game tip. 150k is a big deal for new accounts

[@mavericksguides6634]

@@vestalline by the time you've done 100 farm runs you dont have to worry about 50-150k, you're making tons from herb runs and birdhouses if you're doing it properly early

[@jakethesnake8242]

@@vestalline where do I sell my junk? I have like tons of bronze bars, goblin mails, cow hides, it has a price of around 100 gp the game gives is that through grand exchange or at shops

[@crazyjakie9972]

Honestly getting the ancient mace is so underrated it’s so great for lower level players to get prayer back while training slayer literally a budget SGS

[@michaeldaigle7207]

It doesn't restore health like the sgs but its great for prayer. It'll "overheal" your prayer by up to your max hit as well. Great for nmz when you get a power surge if you roll that way.

[@crazyjakie9972]

@@michaeldaigle7207 yeah I always take the mace into nmz with me it’s so clutch

[@max0lly]

Make the most of the wiki, it may not always be perfect but it will answer many of your early game questions 🙂

[@heelmeplz]

I started playing OSRS earlier this year and my first big goal was to get a quest cape, following the optimal quest order on the OSRS Wiki. I slightly altered it to do the quests that rewarded farming XP sooner so I could make money from herb runs sooner and that basically funds everything I do. Now I've got the quest cape, I'm moving on to doing all the hard achievement diaries, again prioritising the ones that make my herb runs better/easier. Then I'll move on to the elite diaries. ☺️ There is a lot more to this and I've left out a lot of other things I did alongside the quest cape and such, but it would be an extremely long write up then, but hopefully this helps anyone. ☺️

[@juliusoscarrio254]

Hi do you have a link for your optimal quest guide and diaries? It would be a huge help for me

[@ghoulin]

Early game tip, learn more about the game mechanics while playing the game.. prayer flicking, tick speed knowledge and movement will be a good thing to practice if you plan on progressing towards PvM. It's not all just tap and wait..

[@tinmann7187]

I highly advise getting slayer started and working on the untradables like void, defender, torso. You can also basically always find an enjoyable form of any grind. Don't like doing alter runs? Ensouled heads. Wc a chore? Mushrooms are fun. Fishing make you sleepy? Tempoross will keep you on your toes and add the pet chance. Find something that motivates you. Currently I'm motivated by pets and gp/hr. So I'm doing alot of diaries to Unlock bosses and trim time off of kills.

[@yummygirlarcade4444]

Early tip: When training melee, train Str then Att then Def (in that order). It's gonna have your xp gains a lot higher so you don't waste hours training melee when you didn't have to

[@CaptainJackedPickle]

100% I always tell new players same thing but also, get 5, 10, 20, 30, 40 when leveling in that order. Becuase of the weapon upgrades. With the new "War Hammer" update you can choose to just train str to 40 first if you really wanted.

[@mikebarnes7441]

@@CaptainJackedPickle wtf do I do to decide on which to train when I'm around lvl 80 in each (81 att, 80 str, 75 def) its so tough to pick lol

[@MattCPhil]

13 year old me wishes he knew this

[@MattCPhil]

@@mikebarnes7441 strength to 99 then attack to 99 then def

[@renegadejb7132]

Early Game Tip: Don't trust "Bournos"

[@Pedro-S1lva]

this video arrived at the right time, i literally became a member today and i'm kinda lost, thank you so much

[@jacobabraham1783]

I am not sure about this, but don't we have to do the grand tree so we can use the tree spirit in gnome stronghold, which is more or less like a hub for the gnome gliders?

[@WashedOSRS]

Pro tip: don’t range lesser demons for 20k xp/hr to 70 range in F2P before going P2P 🥴

[@Nashty23]

Yea shadow of the storm awaits.

[@boursalizakariya5010]

Just finished my first 14 days of membership

[@feyeyagu]

Best Member Ironman beginner tip I know. If you are going to start with Wintertodt, do some Tempoross first. You get some food for wintertodt, so win win. RSN: Lithpyv2 Bonus tip: if you have extra time after the kill in Tempoross, grab some extra buckets, always helps for a stockpile for compost, ecto token grind, and sand.

[@lukajug63]

you're videos helped me out a lot since i came back to osrs. keep it going

[@KaozOSRS]

Thanks Luka, good luck!

[@skurp]

My #1 helpful tip is to afk farm at sand crabs at an early level, if you're lazy or on mobile it's a super easy way to get early combat xp without any risk

[@christopherabsher9642]

My #1 Tip: Don’t be afraid to ask for help or advice but don’t consider it an absolute answer. Just because it’s meta or what everyone else does, doesn’t mean you need to do the same. Don’t sacrifice your enjoyment or, rather, don’t actively do something you don’t enjoy because “it’s efficient.” This game is a marathon, not a sprint and it’s more important you enjoy it than getting results. I sincerely can’t express how much I miss the wanderlust I had during the first few years I played. You can’t get that feeling back.

[@the_btea]

early game tip: beg in grand exchange for moneys

[@rathors7184]

Beware scammers at the GE. If players/bots are spamming the chat about an offer that seems too good to be true, its a scam.

[@dngggs]

Yup lost a couple of valuable things thinking they were spending max cash in plat tokens

[@tayhnke3088]

My recommended useful quest completion order would be: Imp Catcher, Witch's Potion, Doric's Quest, Witch's House, Druidic Ritual, Knight's Sword, Vampire Slayer, Rune Mysteries, Waterfall Quest, Tree Gnome Village, Fight Arena, Tourist Trap, The Grand Tree, Merlin's Crystal, Holy Grail, The Golem, Shadow of the Storm. You'll end with 40 Att, 40 Str, 30 Def, 28 Ranged, 30ish Agility, and well into the 30s on Magic from all the quest boss killing you'll do. All of the bosses can be safe spotted or flinched. There are other useful quests with high xp rewards you could do along the way such as Monk's Friend, Sea Slug, and Plague City, or easy quests that give high Quest Points like Romeo and Juliet or Ernest the Chicken, especially because you'll be very close to being able to complete Dragon Slayer 1, but the above quests should be your priority for easy early game boosts.

[@MrDaidaiiro]

If you want early game money make sure you do the stronghold of security and you can be a looter at the GE in PVP worlds as well! Quick money to help get quest items to complete those early quests

[@goldskula]

early game tip: You have to spend money to make money ie buy good gear for combat etc. When you're done with the items you can sell them back. For example if you're doing tempoross buy a dragon harpoon. When you've done enough you can sell it back

[@bansha686]

Hands down the best osrs guide I’ve ever seen man. Absolutely perfect video. We greatly appreciate you 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@KaozOSRS]

Glad you liked it so much :D

[@andrewmiller4935]

can never go wrong with a classic For completing the Stronghold of Security, you are provided a one-time reward of 10,000 coins as well as four unique Emotes, and your choice of either a pair of fighting boots, or a pair of fancy boots. If you lose the boots or decide to switch the pair you own, it is possible to return to the Cradle of Life to obtain the pair you desire. RSN: beasty kfc

[@garethhammond2757]

my tip would be to complete ghosts ahoy quest, that ectophial works wonders as a 1-click tele method... much needed when training combat stats early game! never know when you'll be cut short!

[@twistedbowrs]

Yo that dude doing number 8 sounds like he knows his stuff.

[@thomasadriaensen1412]

Lmao reacting to yourself, that’s real confidence

[@twistedbowrs]

@@thomasadriaensen1412 gotta boost the little bit I do have lmfao

[@ScottDesignsOG]

I like your commentary better. It’s soothing, definitely subbing

[@twistedbowrs]

@@ScottDesignsOG thanks alot Prefix!!

[@aikomatic3488]

Funny

[@Runite_Capes]

If i had any tips as a person coming in and learning allot from my transition from RS3 to OSRS in any cases where you can do a little extra n get a little more do it and i mean if you find out there is teleports that make quests or stuff easier don't feel bad about moving from your goal to get advancements that make your journey better or faster i was rocking Rune trying to kill dragons and was struggling to fill my loot bag and my inventory with the bones i did the extra work to do slug menace and the prayer bonus from the " although lower lvl gear " made me only need maybe 1 prayer pot with me and with ease i was doing lootbag + inventory and now i dont even pray or use all my food on trips and money is faster and easier as i leveled with it and there is so many things to help you along the way

[@jonahwalker3353]

Looks like ur channel is about to blow up man gz, Ardy cape 1 and fairy rings are an incredible combo early game

[@eduardorojas4174]

Early game tip: early game quests, I hate them but are crucial for early skilling levels.

[@freakproductions8014]

Nice video man, helpful!

[@mrossrrss5640]

Love this sort of content

[@shaunhutch5874]

Early game tip: Be persistent & make new friends to chat to...the social aspect helps alot with grinds further on in game! Finish varrock achievement diary (medium-hard) for battlestalves which can be bought and sold for profit in grand ex.

[@lewis523]

Early game tip: stand at ge saying "buying gf 10k" with the 10k from the stronghold. Then demand your new gf pay your way through the rest of the early game.

[@Eddy1300]

this is the video i needed. thank you!

[@atrueteemo9409]

if youre going to level an early skill to see if theres a quest you can do that gives xp in it usualy there is and it will help a lot getting qp and early stats and its nice that you dont have to come back later when xp goes faster so it doesnt mean as much later on. i got this tip from someone and it helped me tons when i was in the early game

[@hollyghostt]

My early game tip is getting to 50 construction to get a teleport room in your POH. It is usefull at the start but really starts to shine when you unlock other magic books and dont have to swap them to get the teleports.

[@mavericksguides6634]

Not really that useful in the early game honestly, POHs exist to stop needing this until you're a higher level. Saves you a lot of money early which is the main thing people are worried about especially if using bonds

[@samgubert5440]

number 1 early tip (especially helpful for ironmen/women): spend a week or two at wintertodt to get 99 fire making before you get any hp levels, get 5 thieving and steal about 500 cakes from ardy for food, collect 4 pieces of the clue hunter outfit, get 50 firemaking, a steel axe and head to wintertodt north of arceuus in kourend, open the first 200 or so reward crates for early level resources and save the final 2 - 300 for when you have around 40 in each skill for some better rewards. it should take you 5 - 600 KC to get 99 firemaking at about 10kc an hour in official worlds (50 - 60 hours playtime), it will save you a lot of time and money getting fire making levels, you can take skilling or questing breaks but ensure to stay at a lower hp level to take less damage from wintertodt.

[@cesarcarratala-el5sw]

Lol I have no idea wtf your talking about

[@zachhall7131]

Early game tip: Have a plan when you sit down and play. It’s not just an early game tip but something everyone should be doing.

[@GreenWolfDen]

Started playing OSRS this week, apart from a bit last year when I was a victim of the RS3 logon lock out. Decided now to focus on OSRS because RS3 has become an MTX minefield and hate it.

[@DementedOnion]

Early Game tip: get void set ASAP! It's gonna save your account even if you get scammed or pked or you quit and have to rebuild later. One stop shop to gear up and grind anything to make yourself some quick money.

[@Kisamefishfry]

I think my tip would be try all the skills before listening to people's advice. A great example is rune crafting, so many people absolutely dog on it and call it the worst skill in the game. But personally I find it far more enjoyable than woodcutting, agility, fletching, firemaking, and thieving.

[@erikhernandez6050]

Thanks for these amazing guides

[@kirkb0t]

early game tip: grab the 10k from stronghold of security, then buy a bunch of wines in draynor or on the ge. cheapest and very good food as long as youre not training melee

[@awatson2490]

Start slayer as soon as you have base 40s in combat. Getting an early jump will help you be familiar with many of the monsters in Runescape and keep PVM interesting.

[@jinx3188]

Essential early game tip: Have fun. Explore, quest, skill, die, PvP, pvm, just try everything and see what you enjoy. No paying a subscription for the membership unless you find you enjoy some or most aspects of this game.

[@jellenl9862]

Early Game Tip:start barb assault and get the fighter torso as soon as possible. Just as good as the BCP in str bonus and only requires 40 or 45 defense. It will save you tons of money untill later.

[@mfrankbtc]

early game i always played on worlds 329, 330, 331 because there is almost always a max POH open for public which is extremely helpful

[@michaeldaigle7207]

Construction isn't as expensive as it sounds. You don't have to do mahogany tables. Doing teak mahogany homes contracts is 130k xp/hr and is way more fun and is only like a 10-20m to 87 construction for a maxed house.

[@connorm11289]

Essential early game tip: Ignore EHP and efficiency

[@Pepe_LeMac]

Early game tip - watch as many videos like this as possible

[@biivex3318]

Early game tip. Watch as must Kaoz OSRS as you can!

[@longcatism]

Follow a optimal quest guide, gets you a lot of early free levels without actually doing it. ex. knights sword is 1-29 smithing

[@TheVideoViper]

I couldnt find kourend favor and accidentally got a max cape instead

[@jewettcoveswhiterose]

Early game tip, train all of your skills until you get the hang of each one. It makes it easier to familiarize yourself to all of the aspects of the game so you don't leave anything out late game.

[@iharmonizegaming5733]

Start off your account immediately doing quests, priest in peril is an amazing one to start with it takes 5 minutes and you get like 1500 prayer xp right off rip

[@AntiSora2]

I'm here so early that the thumbnail has a typo lol, but well done

[@312yesman]

Early game i would say focus on teleport getting, stuff like mining, smithing, crafting and magic to get all the beginner jewelry is a good start

[@LehtiMarssi]

Get 50fm and then wintertodt 90-99 for good amount of resources To progress. And if you are not going To play as a skiller, i can confirm that with 19hp your damage In wt wont be doubled so hcim can feel a bit safer there.

[@braddwrightt6753]

I needed this

[@Wyattsfighttalk]

#1 tip set reasonable goals and achieve them

[@WideOldDan]

Start construction and build all the useful things along the way. I got 99 before I built anything useful. Maybe this was just me being thick but that's what I would do differently.

[@IronMan-mo5gy]

Lava dragons for your magic/prayer level and a solid starting bank. Bonus: You will grow balls of steel and won't wuss out on wilderness content in the future.

[@byronhudson7667]

Early game tip: don't let combat stats get too far ahead of other stats. Sucks to be combat lvl 100 with a fishing and cooking level of 50 for example

[@georgehennen507]

keep going bro love ur vids

[@KaozOSRS]

Thanks George :D

[@walshie4672]

Early game tip: kill goblins for their luscious armor and wallets filled to the rim with coins - or if your feeling wild... kill cows and tan their hides for MAXIMUM GP

[@svenparadox3859]

Do Mourning Ends Part 1 as soon as you can. This should lvl your farming immediately past 15 and you can start doing tree runs for massive early XP farming. Farming is the easiest skill in the game, it’s just timegated. Supplies are relatively cheap (except after Willows) and this can easily boost your farming lvl to be able to do herb runs and make tons of early game GP.

[@ryanbrodeur5105]

There is a much easier path to get to 15 farming if that's your target. RFD: Goblin Generals and Fairytale 1 will get you there much quicker.

[@MattCPhil]

@@ryanbrodeur5105 or planting a level 1 plant in your house will get you 15 construction and farming in 10 minutes

[@Btank20]

Early Game Tip - Pick up almost EVERYTHING, especially stackables. If you're a new main account, that's easy cash from the grand exchange and player trading. If you're an ironman or ironwoman, collecting what you can is essential. If you're trying the UIM challenge, then maybe this tip isn't for you ;) lol