So I'm going to start actually playing this summer.

[Eeboi]

I tried to get back into rs in February but my life kinda got in the way and I didn't get more than 3 to 5 hours a week of playing.

So starting this summer (tomorrows last day of school) I want to start playing a lot.

Though I'm a bit confused on what to do, I want to lure cash stacks but I need a big one to lure the people. I was going to try staking my 44m on my 138 main but I have no experience in staking and wouldn't want to loose it all.
I was going to pk but I think I need more cash for gear, brews, food. Etc.

I'd like to have a good 100m and start luring with a partner from there and work my way up and start enjoying the game.

I'm confused on what to do.

Any help?

 

[Zerk Perk]

do small stakes like 1m to see how good you are

 

[Figster]

44M is enough for pking. If you're good at it I'd say you give that a shot.

 

[Eeboi]

44M is enough for pking. If you're good at it I'd say you give that a shot.

Yea I'm not good at all.
I was planning on pking for fun not profit.

 

[cadvahn]

I tried to get back into rs in February but my life kinda got in the way and I didn't get more than 3 to 5 hours a week of playing.

So starting this summer (tomorrows last day of school) I want to start playing a lot.

Though I'm a bit confused on what to do, I want to lure cash stacks but I need a big one to lure the people. I was going to try staking my 44m on my 138 main but I have no experience in staking and wouldn't want to loose it all.
I was going to pk but I think I need more cash for gear, brews, food. Etc.

I'd like to have a good 100m and start luring with a partner from there and work my way up and start enjoying the game.

I'm confused on what to do.

Any help?

dont play, just bot something, then go outside/hang out with friends

 

[TAyTAy345]

I would say small stakes, you could earn big and then blow it all on stats

 

You can do small stakes or earn money through slayer on your 138. Once you get enough, just have fun PKing.

Be careful when staking though, never stake more than what you can afford to lose.