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Baddeley

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  1. I'm talking about the fact of max exp rates in general, for several different skills. I've seen TONS of people claiming 120k/h at teaks, and NEVER seen a single video of anyone getting anywhere near that. First of all - learn to read. Second of all - I didn't say anything about the calculations and why they use what rates they do, im talking about the fact that I've yet to see anything over a 5 minute timer (if even 5 minutes) that actually gets anywhere NEAR those rates. It's a max xp method because it's the max xp that would theoretically be possible if sustained for hours on end. Not because it's easy to maintain. Even if you get 130k wc xp/h for only 30sec straight, even then it's still the max xp/h. That's a bit absurd. If I was chopping magic trees and through luck, managed to chop two magic logs down in 6 seconds would that make the maximum woodcutting exp per hour 300k/hr ? Of course not. The maximum exp per hour of a task should be the best exp rate that has actually been achieved through a one hour test. If you were to use rates based off luck infested 30 second trials the hours remaining until 200m in all skills list would become biased as it would favor those who neglect skills such as woodcutting, fishing and mining.

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