It is not like Jagex includes a movie camera of OSRS gold you while you're playing. But, yeah, if you go away then yes technically you are AFK but browsing youtube while fishing, or doing assignments while fishing is fine. Thanks! This is the type of answer I was searching for. What I have learned:If I am still there, it's alright. If I leave for a moment for the bath or something, it's alright.
c. It is okay as you won't get banned, but it's still technically bannable. But, considering how hard it is to prove - I'm pretty certain Jagex doesn't know if you're browsing forums or whatever - it does not matter. If I am on the pc, it's still alright? Everything is okay. You won't get banned for AFK training. The entire concept is ridiculous to me. They essentially are only trying to force you to be on Runescape as far as possible.
There is little that can not be accomplished using some hard funds and a solid set of tools, and with this base in mind we've introduced some much-requested usability improvements in the Money Pouch and Tool Belt. In the base of the mini-map interface, you'll notice a small icon depicting a pile of coins. From today on, coins could be stored here rather than in your stock, if you'd prefer. It is possible to right-click coins to add them to the money pouch from your own inventory. Remember that coins are safe from being lost on death unless they're in your inventory when you die in the Wilderness.
The application belt icon are found at the bottom right of your equipped stock interface. Most tools can be added to the particular belt, so they can be used whenever you need them without taking up inventory space. To add a tool to the belt, then right-click onto it in your stock. For certain tools, such as pickaxes and hatchets, just a bronze thing can be saved. While the instrument belt won't replace your shiny dragon equipment, it is good for performing diverse skilling tasks on the fly. We are going to be adding functionality to this later on, including service for cheap RuneScape gold Dungeoneering.
