Solo blue helm, everyone quit pretty early. Haven't really done anything with any of them. They won't be back, they are like total level 400. I am 2254 total, quest cape, etc. Is it worth even staying as the blue helm or should I just de-iron completely since it's not like I'm on hiscores or anything.
Yes I am finishing all three in one run.
My range setup is the worst of the 3 styles for sure, and I've tried CG multipe times but I don't seem to be able to get it, so blowpipe seemed like the achievable upgrade (and ofc it's way shorter than CG grind)
Spent so much time getting Morytania hard diary and 80 magic to boost for Barrows portal, didn't expect to get tank legs and body so quick. For my ironman is grinding out full Gunthan's or Dharok's worth it in the end? I know the sets have some uses
Do you still do corals and which frags? and is it even worth with how long it takes to get secondaries?
For whatever reason I can't seem to grasp any of the 400 fly methods that are out there, I don't have a duo either so I'm stuck soloing this big tanky bastard. P1 and P2 are cake but P3 all hell breaks loose and I can't keep up.
Is mage p3 the most laid back approach to yama? Or is it really worth it to die over and over to yama until I can do one of the fly methods? Which one did you guys have the most success with?
So happy I was able to snag this bad boy right before raids 4! I’m thinking elemental weaknesses will play a role in raids 4 so this could be a big upgrade. Got it around 530 kc!
A few of my clan members have recommended me sharing my luck here. Enjoy most likely one of the most spooned accounts around
Rinsing my prayer pots, completely sapped my arclight charges, really making the game unenjoyable.
Im getting burnt on this boss to a level I haven't been before, I went 3.5x dry for a BGS hilt and 3x dry for an araxxor fang, I know I only just hit drop rate but at least I somewhat enjoyed those bosses. I wanted to at least wait till I hit drop rate to ask, but i was mainly forcing myself to get it before the new raid. This is a boss I dont want to do dry on because I spend more time doom scrolling between trips than actually doing the boss.
Posted here a few times about my first journey with OSRS and working through the quests. Wanted to post that I finally did it! Just beat Blood Moon Rises after trying for most of the day. Send a bunch of runs throughout the day and then locked in this evening with the goal of beating it. Not sure how many tries, prob around 40 including all the practice runs in just learning the dodges. Deff the hardest thing I have done so far.
Started this account in Feb after my friends convinced me, never played Runescape as a kid or anything. For the record I'm a 35 yr old dad, been playing mostly when im out of town for work.
Quest cape was my biggest goal, now that its done I can finally play the game.
Next is prob royal titans into CG prison. Prob gunna take a few days of chilling and some skilling to relax my nerves are shot lol
Title. I feel like I should be talking to Oziach or something. Anyone else been this dry?
Died killing sarachnis, got distracted. Any way, finally free to do anything risky. Thought I'd be more annoyed at dying. cool
Just felt like sharing, I always figured I wouldn't bother trying to learn inferno/colo until I had rigour, tbow, masori, etc - but randomly got motivated a few weeks ago to give Colosseum a try. I ended up getting my quiver in less than 2 days, so then decided to try inferno. My inferno journey was A LOT rougher, basically a full 2 weeks of attempts with tons of terrible failures. I think my highlight was dying on literally the next to last wave (mage+2range) because I stepped over a tile 1 tick too early and ended up triple stacking them, then eating 41+41 instantly fucking up the flick.
I ended up getting the kill on my 3rd Zuk. First one was lost due to losing track of the shield during Jad (just nerves on that one), 2nd one I had an extremely clean set of healers but then bowfa just noodled and I died to the third set ranger. I was full despair but hopped back in immediately and got the kill the next run on a relatively clean Zuk. Didn't get no luck required because I ate a jad hit on double jads trying to do stupid barrage stuff to heal.
Honestly kind of embarrassed how long it took me when I fully abused simulators to learn most stuff before actually stepping in, but feels amazing to finally own the cape. I highly recommend the sims to others, don't think I would have the willpower to rawdog learn it otherwise.
