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06-Jun-2010 17:32:09
great guide, so true
just 1 thing hit me
what about gwd, and other bosses... how do u see them in terms of efficency... some math should be done
just 1 thing hit me
what about gwd, and other bosses... how do u see them in terms of efficency... some math should be done
06-Jun-2010 18:06:56
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06-Jun-2010 18:59:28
Hey just saw you ingame. I thought I posted on here, but forgot I just read it on my iPod. But anyway, great guide.
07-Jun-2010 02:36:24
Thamks guys
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Bosses are a bit harder to calculate into the equation, but it can be done =p. Obviously, a lot of it is luck-based, and it would take a while for the averages to figure into reality. If you only did a couple trips, obviously, it's just luck =p.
If we're talking about using bosses as an actual source of gaining money and experience (e.g. not as simply a fun pastime activity), certain things must be considered:
-First of all, if teh boss is not making you AT LEAST 1m an hour, there's no way it could be worth it. You would then be getting less than the greatest amount of money and certainly less than the maximum amunt of experience, and there's no reason to sacrifice both.
Bosses are in general a terrible source of experience. Even if you are "gaining" tons of experience in melee stats or other combat stats, it is likely that you would gain those stats anyways during your training of slayer and dungeoneering. As such, I value them as near nothing in experience.
If boss killing provides you with an amount of money that is vastly greater than any other "conventional" activity, they could very well be worth it. I've heard reports that TD killing brings in millions per hour, on average, which is more efficient than double natures, even with the experience in runecrafting gained being factored in! :o. However, not many bosses are like this, and you would have to be pretty good at it to make this kind of outrageous money.
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Bosses are a bit harder to calculate into the equation, but it can be done =p. Obviously, a lot of it is luck-based, and it would take a while for the averages to figure into reality. If you only did a couple trips, obviously, it's just luck =p.
If we're talking about using bosses as an actual source of gaining money and experience (e.g. not as simply a fun pastime activity), certain things must be considered:
-First of all, if teh boss is not making you AT LEAST 1m an hour, there's no way it could be worth it. You would then be getting less than the greatest amount of money and certainly less than the maximum amunt of experience, and there's no reason to sacrifice both.
Bosses are in general a terrible source of experience. Even if you are "gaining" tons of experience in melee stats or other combat stats, it is likely that you would gain those stats anyways during your training of slayer and dungeoneering. As such, I value them as near nothing in experience.
If boss killing provides you with an amount of money that is vastly greater than any other "conventional" activity, they could very well be worth it. I've heard reports that TD killing brings in millions per hour, on average, which is more efficient than double natures, even with the experience in runecrafting gained being factored in! :o. However, not many bosses are like this, and you would have to be pretty good at it to make this kind of outrageous money.
07-Jun-2010 02:41:10
Thanks slay
07-Jun-2010 02:41:35
ooh, ok makes sense
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07-Jun-2010 12:35:44
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08-Jun-2010 02:01:38
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