In truth, there's no reason to raise the level of OSRS GP any skill before acquiring membership, as training every skill is much simpler when you have a membership. If you are a beginner, you have less crowded area of expertise. If you are looking for higher-level skills You have more options to learn. If it's an option, get membership right away.

If you are a member with limited time , I would highly recommend upping the speed and combat abilities of your melee and magic players. Combat allows you to achieve more general goals, such as skilling at risky areas. Magic is extremely useful for Teleports, which can help you save a lot of travel time.

I agree with the above points, however, if you want to make alot of money. You could spend 50% of your time playing money. It is extremely difficult to make f2p unless your staking (Which is a challenge to acquire kills, yet you can make millons in an hour).

It's really a matter of personal preference. It's the one one that stands out. Others can be taught far more easily inside member-only areas, in fact. I waited a while before becoming a member because I thought my combat level and skills weren't good enough for it to be worth the cost. Membership isn't only for elite levels, however.

If you want to save money, you could be patient, as freeplay has plenty of things to provide. But, do not play in case you're looking at it as an chore due to it. I'd suggest that If freeplay isn't enjoyable/as enjoyable, join.

It is then possible to cannon any project you believe is worthwhile or buy OSRS gold for tasks that you aren't (or in the case that you're like me and want combat XP) apply piety through super sets and prayer potions or whatever prayer for combat are available (which is why you use proselyte/neitiznot legs as a prayer).