It's not the level in difficulty of the material that causes people to be lazy. It's the way this material is presented. It takes a "good" teacher to not only know their material, but to be able to present it to their students in a manner that would be able to retain their interests.
Did you know that it's a parents responsibility to take action to prevent their child from having AIDs when they have it themselves? There is a line to cross with freedoms. If we're stopping parents from reproducing children stricken with AIDs endlessly shouldn't the same be done for children...
Can't have quests if you don't have everything else first... You have to know what prizes could be, and how different quests are going to be laid out according to maps etc. So this can wait.
I've got a level 57 with 60 atk 62 str 1 def 50 range 46 mage and 31 prayer. It's got MM and Lost City done. Comes with about 700k worth of items and money.
Here's a guide on how to write a good guide.
LEARN TO SPELL! It makes people enjoy your guide a bit more! People might actually deem you intellectual and as a worthwhile source of advice if you learn how to spell.