Obtaurian

Yea but im sure your numbers are way off. But his point stands, regardless.

WHAT ARE YOU GONNA DO NOW?

That's what he usually does.

well the main point of my post was to show that now we have the luxury of all these things, back when i first killed nomad i had none of that, things like rapier werent out if i were to kill nomad now it would be a hell of alot eaiser than when i did it on day 1 thats why the newest grandmaster quest boss should be much harder, since theres much better stuff available now I agree. Personally, I think grandmaster quests are hardly worthy of being the most difficult quests. There should be at least two more tiers -- elite and legendary quests (yes, I know there would be confusion between legendary quests and Legends' Quest). Elite should require 80-90 skills, legendary should require 90+ and have incredibly difficult bosses. Frankly, I could care less about people who think they're entitled to their quest capes. Quests should never have limits as far as difficulty and skill requirements.

Dude, chill, she didn't take my iPOD so don't worry about that. I've begun the rebound process. Going on a date tonight and talking to some other girl. Worst case scenario: I have my emotional breakdown while I have a naked woman in bed.

LOL at everyone bashing Squisher for being good at MHing.

Uh, it sounds like he puts a lot more TIME, but not EFFORT into it. Surely it's more difficult for five 138s to get through a floor than for one 126 and four level 3s.

I'm not explaining this again. If you don't understand, that's a personal problem of yours, and I wish you luck in overcoming it. And how do I justify it? By providing examples, correct? An example would be a guide, essentially, hence why I have yet to give you more than a couple examples. Again, this seems to be more of a personal problem of yours than anything else. Lol, visages? No wonder you don't buy my proposed earning. Tormented demons drop claws extremely often, and I can kill around 40/h with a steel titan and overloads. DKs drop bones every kill and have very high drop rates for items, and I can kill a very large number per hour by 2.5 bridding with a cannon (I would make 1-2m on bones alone). The profit from frost dragons comes from the bones, not the visages; where have you been? You're clearly wrong, as both Bladewing and I have stated that we would spend that much money on a skill. Sorry. When you're maxed/near maxed, what more is there to spend money on? Surely spending 50M is better than just having 50M. Another personal problem of yours.

Again, that knowledge is freely available on these forums and other forums. Feel free to do some research. I use Grimy's spreadsheets for almost everything I do, so there's a starter. No, it doesn't. I said I train every skill (bar dungeoneering) efficiently, and I have not changed my stance on that at any point in this thread. Guides guides guides. Zarfot's Mega Slayer guide is a great place to start. I power-slay. 54m takes about 12h to make for both Bladewing and I (Bladewing would make it faster due to his far superior gear). It would take far longer for us to burn maples for 99 than it would to burn magics (including making the money for both), hence why it's more efficient to use magics. Besides that, killing TDs/DKs/Frosts is far more entertaining than spending any extra time burning maples. Frankly, you don't have an argument at this point. All you're saying is "give me a guide on how to train my skills."

Looks like someone's batting .250. Nice lying :thumbup: He was obviously kidding.

GRANDMASTER QUEST OMFG. Time to do that second void quest. :thumbup: Don't care about charm hunting (99 summoning). Make-x improvements sounds useful.

1. I'm not going to give you a compendium of efficient ways to train skills. There are guides, spreadsheets, and calculators for that. Feel free to use them. 2. No, I don't define my game in terms of exp/time/GP. How I train a skill depends largely on three things: speed, money, and enjoyability. As I've said numerous times (and has everyone else), enjoyability is an immeasurable but important factor in training efficiently. I'll give you an example: Method A: 200k exp an hour, costs 20 gp/exp, requires numerous clicking, and is repetitive and dull. Method B: 150k exp an hour, 25 gp/exp, requires some clicking, and is fun. Method A costs less money and is faster, so it would be the obvious choice, right? Not for me. If I choose to use Method A, I'll likely log off five minutes into it. Method B, however, is fun, so I'm far more likely to play for at least an hour. So, in conclusion, which is more efficient? Gaining 200k exp/h for five minutes or gaining 150k exp/h for an hour? In the case of a skill like slayer, the most efficient way to train also happens to be the most fun, which is why it's my favorite skill. EDIT: I like how Bladewing explained it, and I agree with him that the only difference between burning maple and magic logs is speed, so why wouldn't I just burn magic logs?

Last night was kinda hard, but still no complete emotional breakdown. Doing much better today, I think. Still no scape.

You might try reading the whole quote. Novel idea, I know, but I won't always be here to help you read. Anyhow, so back to our 24-7 player quote with the part you can't see/comprehend/imagine. Is there some reason why she can't range her slayer targets when she gets stuck at 200mil in attack, strength, and defense? Oh wait, I know, it's not the right way to play. Slayer is rapiers, bandos armour, overloads, turmoil, steel trash can specials, and cannonballs. Slayer is not full of variety, fun/profitable, nor a hobby. Slayer is done one way, maximum xp/maximum expense, and its a lifestyle. No need to spit shine your efficiency badge your already in top troll form. But, you might want to invest in a blind-fold, because not everybody is going to play your game, and the sight of other people doing it their way and possiblely having higher levels/xp is going to shatter your glass ego. Wow, that's quite the inference you've made. Can you direct me to where Aasiwat claimed that ranged-slaying is the wrong way to slay? All he said was that it'd be slower and waste experience (which it would). Surely an enlightened fellow such as yourself can discern what he's saying based on context. Oh, maybe I spoke too soon. Try harder next time.

And furthermore, you're not gonna be outhitting a cannon with a balmung, lol.

Lol@yourinventory. hi Sxq :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: 1/10 because you're not 99 slayer yet.

THIS. As per usual, I highly doubt I'll be excited for this coming month. I was pretty excited for elite diaries, but the high fishing requirements put a big damper on my mood. Oh well.

I use other fansites every once in a very blue moon. I haven't really had a need to use any besides Tip.it forums (the only features that I use on the main site are the calculators, planners, and equipment builder). EDIT: Some of the MHing blogs on Zybez are very much worth looking at.

Ask and you shall recieve. From one of favorite 24-7 players in reference to like the #4 player in slayer with a measly 100mil xp. I know not quite noob, but plain stupid has to count for something. LOL, way to agree with SirIzenhime while trying to contradict him. Aasiwat's point was that Mrs Jjb Cyn is WASTING experience. Yeah, he did elaborate further on that (hinting that there's some animosity between the two), but his point is that if she's trying to max combat and slayer, she's doing it in a very bad way (read: not cannoning). Another brilliant post from Golvellius. @ Jrhairychest: I don't know what you're asking, exactly. I gave an example of how I like to train my skills (slaying as fast as I can). Dungeoneering is the ONLY skill in which I do not attempt to train in the most efficient way I can. I get the impression that you're just trying to get a rise out of people.

No one has argued CR vs CLS in this thread.

Very much looking forward to the completion of this guide. I consider myself to be a pro BA player, but there's always more to learn. :thumbup: Oh, and a good example of a pro player with an extremely low combat level is Healer Block. She taught me most of what I know. Her only raised combat stat is 45 defense, and her BA ranks are nuts.

I like killing stuff. I also like challenging myself, which is usually why I tend to do things as quickly as possible; I like to beat my personal records. As it happens, slayer gives me both of those things in a neat package, so I thoroughly enjoy slaying (and will continue to enjoy it far passed 99). Boss hunting is like slayer on steroids, which is why I've made maxing combat my goal.

Kota21 is a friend, a prophet, a therapist, and a dog. 1) Makes sense, maybe buy a camper. 2) Cats work too. 3) Jobs, bleh. Live on the system mmmmaaaannnn. Come to wisconsin and u can live in my basement. U just have to do the laundry and mow my lawn. Also, I have 5 sisters. U can have any or all of them. And we have pet fish. Less maintenance. That. would. BE. AWESOME!

I'm taking your blog as you have not made your payments. IF you wish to make payments, please message me at [email protected]. We will then make the exchange: you give me max trade and I give you nothing, because you deserve nothing. :ugeek:

With some (slightly) improved graphics, that would be the ideal Dragon Scimitar. Gosh, that pic brings back memories. Definitely agreed. For me, a big part of the appeal is the way its held. Though, like a lot of posters have mentioned, this doesn't really affect me too much. I don't use dragon scimitars anymore. I stopped using them years ago, actually (controlled ftw).