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Singularity
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It makes the post more informative I guess

Maybe some people don't know? It's useful to put it there just in case.

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08-Nov-2014 22:15:41 - Last edited on 08-Nov-2014 22:16:28 by Singularity

Sagzee
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It'd make more sense IMO for it to be about the new course thingy, coz then you could compare with Barb Course etc.

Tho, to put a p/h calc in the daily thing, where you can only get 20k a day max, is ???????

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08-Nov-2014 22:17:53

Hevilmystic
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Sagzee said :
Yus tho, has already said takes 15 mins, and can only get max 20k exp a day in those 15 mins, so you know straight away 15 mins = 20k exp, and can't get any more than that, so why have a p/h calc for it if can only do for a quarter hour and already know how fast the exp is compared to other courses/things? O_O

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Xp/hr is used for almost every method of every skill. It's somewhat universal. It's just making it easier to compare it to another method. Unslain Bosses - Clan

08-Nov-2014 22:18:58

Singularity
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Makes sense to me lol

If you want to know whether a D&D is worth doing, then the xp/h tells you if it is or not. Like Warbands, the xp/h rate works out at over 1m+ making it the most efficient way to train skills like Mining and Smithing - you're saving time as opposed to training, and some people might not think like this, and miss this information.

Obviously you can only get X amount of XP MAX per day but you're still spending time on the activity - therefore knowing the xp/h is useful, so you know if you're wasting time or saving time (doing the D&d) in the long run.

Idk I'm trying to explain it the best way I can, not sure if it's making sense. >.<

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08-Nov-2014 22:22:35 - Last edited on 08-Nov-2014 22:23:43 by Singularity

Sagzee
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Singularity said :

Obviously you can only get X amount of XP MAX per day but you're still spending time on the activity - therefore knowing the xp/h is useful, so you know if you're wasting time or saving time (doing the D&d) in the long run.
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But they already told you a line above how long it was gonna take too. ;-;

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08-Nov-2014 22:28:50

Singularity
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Like Rowley said, it's just an easier way to compare it to other methods. Training methods are calculated based on xp/h rather than xp/day lol. D&Ds are training methods too, therefore have xp/h calculations.

Like if this Agility thing worked out to be 700k xp/h or something with a daily cap of 100k xp - you can say: "right, this d&d is op as fuck because no other training methods offer 700k xp/h rates, which makes this D&d worth doing to get 99 and/or 200m. I'm better off doing this over running laps at barb"





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08-Nov-2014 22:30:10 - Last edited on 08-Nov-2014 22:35:18 by Singularity

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