This is a walkthrough or guide, but you could consider it a little "cheat-sheet" or "life-hack" depending on how you look at it. This guide hopes to detail the benefits of using the resources gathered by the RDA for additional processing on the main, granting experience and a more valuable finished product by doing so. The methods aren't difficult and they don't interfere with the usual main account activity, as is the goal of an optimization. It remains simple and useful by making use of Oldschool Mechanics, "0time" mostly. This is also my first guide here so to anyone who's experienced in reading OSRS guides, money making methods, or just great at having an opinion, please leave feedback so I know how it went. These points made in the guide are always optional; you don't have to do them, but making use of the article even in part will put you at an advantage over other players running their RDA if they don't optimize their game. The guide for Oldschool Runescape "OSRS", for Optimizing a Rune Dragon Alt can be read at: https://www.pissgaming.zone/writing-runescape/running-a-rune-dragon-alt-alongside-a-main-account-further-optimizedroadmap-for TL;DR? Want a quick rundown? Read this! -The useful RDDT drops can be filtered out from the pile and kept for additional processing on the main, if they meet the requirements of A) Being quick to process, so it doesn't interrupt the natural flow or progression of a main account and become counter-productive, and B) are found in quantities high enough to warrant keeping, and their method of processing being satisfactory in regards to GP or experience per hour gained for the main. With these items kept, such as Runite Scimitars, Platebodies, unfinished bolts, more experience and GP can be generated by the Rune Dragon money making alt, which is already the best money maker in OSRS, as is. They are processed during skilling activities such as Agility and Fishing, in 0time, making use of the Oldschool Mechanics of being able to send for actions to be completed inbetween the ticks of one main action, allowing for multiple to be completed without loss of time in the main activity that's being done on the account. And, as the account is physically a money making method, with supplies used a cost that's paid for via these drops, they can be considered free. One could also consider them profit still, even if losses are made via the processing (through they are usually not), if the max defence setup is used on the RDA, as follows: -Full Justicar Armour -Insulated Boots -Dragon Hunter Lance And with that, I hope the reader has learned about the methods of maximising the time spent on OSRS, and optimized their Rune Dragon alt to bring in more experience and (relative to the others who're alting Oldschool Runescape) gained an edge over their competition.

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