However, there is a common argument that for those skills that make use of money more frequently (such as cooking or firemaking), members also have to earn the money required to purchase the necessary materials to power-level the skill RS 2007 Accounts, which transforms the discussion into a "Members earn money faster thus they are able to spend less time (assuming that time is equal to money) as compared to a pf2p that earns less money. This can be difficult due to the many variables. Therefore, I'll go over every point that each side is able to argue.
P2P earns money generally quicker. They are green drags, slayer abilities, and greater merchandising opportunities, that gives them an edge over pf2ps. They have faster training methods. It's a lot less expensive to put bones in graves than to construct gold-plated shrines. This means you can achieve a 99 in skills which make use of money better than other skills.
The PF2P earns more money but it is slower and the most risky method (shorter of merching) would be to either mine rune stones, which are dangerous and slow, as well as to cut things (be they yews soldiers or cockroach troops). An hourly basis, a person who is a PF2P make less money by using the most efficient methods of earning money as compared to the P2P.
There are generally slower training methods. I use the word generally because some members do train at f2p locations like SoS Red spiders or Cockroach soldiers, which decreases their speed, but places them on the same level as Pf2ps. There's a reason why 99-year-olds head straight for members Buy RuneScape 2007 Gold. They get more experience than if they were a free player.
