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Combat or Skill, Which do you prefer?


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Do you rather killing players, monsters, etc. or training your skills?

 

 

 

Myself i prefer skills because they are easier and less demanding, you do not have to keep watching your health and don't have to worry about your barrows degrading and needing to go fix it.

 

 

 

Skills FTW

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It depends on my mood really... so my preference changes.

 

 

 

For the last few months it's been combat and slayer training. I like the variety.

 

 

 

Although sometimes I quite like doing a "Click and forget" skill, if I'm a little busy or just want to browse with RS in the background.

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I go along with the Guthix thang above. I find that being high level combat makes some skills so much easier. At cb 121 I rarely if ever get attacked running the abyss, I enjoy farming too and have plenty of hp to spare when I run to the Trollheim herb patch without armour. Hunter animals don't hurt as much with high def and hits. I find all the quests to be unchallenging (combat-wise) and thus easier to benefit from their rewards. I also dislike mining, but when I am, people tend to switch worlds thinking I'm also high mining level and that they wouldn't compete. Being combat 111 or above makes crafting a lot quicker as it's easier to get blue dragons for hides and bones for prayer. Obviously, slayer is easier with high cb levels, and killing certain monsters for seeds etc. is easier and quicker.

 

 

 

So, a bit of both is good. ::'

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Combat. I honestly cannot see how people can get 99 in certain skills(mining, herblore, firemaking, nearly every other like these). Click this into that, repeat 59345834 times. I just, ugh.

 

 

 

Combat on the other hand can be exciting. I really don't understand how it can be stressful, I mean sheesh, it's a game. I enjoy smacking different stuff around, and getting the drops.

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I like the fact that you don't know what you're getting with combat. If I string an unstrung yew longbow I get a strung yew longbow whereas if i kill a dust devil, I might get a D chain or I might get nothing but bones. I like the not-knowing. Unfortunately, I got fed up with people insulting me due to my low total level so i trained skills for ages so now that I've got a 1600+ total, I'll be slaying for a while. \'

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*points to siggie*

 

 

 

combat jockey, made 100 in under 4 months, 123 in 12 months and 125 at 20 months. did some skilling long the way so it CAN be done a LOT faster of course, but I do consider myself a combat jockey :)

 

 

 

this is my stat shot (siggie minus the 4 mil exp i got in last week) after 20 months of playing, was deployed to Iraq for 8 months, so didn't have any play time. I am back though, watch out :)

 

 

 

I go along with the Guthix thang above. I find that being high level combat makes some skills so much easier. At cb 121 I rarely if ever get attacked running the abyss, I enjoy farming too and have plenty of hp to spare when I run to the Trollheim herb patch without armour. Hunter animals don't hurt as much with high def and hits. I find all the quests to be unchallenging (combat-wise) and thus easier to benefit from their rewards. I also dislike mining, but when I am, people tend to switch worlds thinking I'm also high mining level and that they wouldn't compete. Being combat 111 or above makes crafting a lot quicker as it's easier to get blue dragons for hides and bones for prayer. Obviously, slayer is easier with high cb levels, and killing certain monsters for seeds etc. is easier and quicker.

 

 

 

So, a bit of both is good. ::'

 

 

 

well put, thats how i saw it also, high combat makes everything else easier.

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Well, i like combat but combat skills that don't really count as combat..if you get me. I like mage which is combat but i like alching, i like range but i'm standing behind a barrier just hitting stuff. I don't really like skills anymore, i prefer a minigame like castle wars or barrows (i go to barrows once a month for 1 trip and i usually get an item).

 

 

 

I go for a week really enjoying a skill then give up on it for a while, the oppertunity to change what im doing is why i use select instead of a pure/pking account because i can do what suits me on rs instead of constant combat.

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The path of Guthix lies in balance

 

 

 

+1 i don't enjoy skills too much except for farming and mining, because you don't do anything. it's just something to distract you while you are looking at TIF or chatting with friends. mining and farming are exciting and fun though because they're not one-click skills and therefore harder to train as well. but i train all skills and combat because balance is power, nobody ever got onto the front page of totals by having 2 99's and the rest 1's.

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looking at what the game as a whole respect more..... it's skills.

 

 

 

 

 

People always seem to respect the low level with high skills than they do the high level with low skills (points at pc high levels)

 

 

 

I am a ballanced person and like combat and skills equally :)

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