Based on this, the f2p participant could earn 100k while the p2p person could earn 300k. The process of woodchopping is the same for the p2p and f2p. My understanding is that magic trees require 75 wc in order to be cut. A p2p player with 70 would not be able to
OSRS Gold use the magic trees. A p2p player can use the dragon knife, however it only gives a small increment in the speed of chopping compared to a rane axe. When cutting yews the rate for p2p and f2p are very similar (The only real advantage of p2p is less people at each yew-cutting place).
You can make more money fishing by joining the p2p fishermen group. It is possible to catch lobsters and swordfish in Karamja for 20k an hour with F2P (no information on this). The rate of p2p is at least twice that quick. This is because the bank is located close to the fishing spots within the guild. P2P players can also fish monkfish or sharks that could result in more money per hour. In the same time that a f2p player makes 100k fishing, a P2P fisher will make 200-300k.
Mining is the same story. While the mining guild in P2P remains among the best places to find coal/mith within the game, there are only a few players in each world, so you'll always have a few stones in your collection. You have the option to teleport to the wild which makes it safer and easier to access the sites. A f2p player might make 100k in mining, while a p2p participant could earn 150-200k.
P2P is most effective at higher levels. If you have more than 90 stats during combat, you will typically find smaller teams, or
Cheap RuneScape Gold you could try playing as a solo player against some of the top NPCs of the game such as the GWD bosses (and i know there are lots more big ones i don't know the names of), which usually give you a decent drop of 5-10m+ every now and then. Slayer is also a great way to earn money. At level 110, I earned 400-500k per hour, while also making decent combat xp.
