i have a ranger with 42 range and 20 atk and 24 str.. is this the right str lvl and tak lvl for my range and also what shouldi have for 50 and 60 range?

i have a ranger with 42 range and 20 atk and 24 str.. is this the right str lvl and tak lvl for my range and also what shouldi have for 50 and 60 range?

 

IMHO, your question is unclear.

 

 

 

We have to know what you are really looking for in order to give

 

you a meaningfull answer.

 

Otherwise, you'll just get a bunch of well intentioned opinions

 

that may (or may not) be useful to you.

 

 

 

Are you asking about max melee levels that you can have

 

and not increase your PK combat level?

 

(answer: for you, Attack+Strength <= 63 but earning HP levels

 

can increase your level.

 

Use the Tip It combat level calculator to explore possibilities)

 

 

 

Or, are your asking with some kind of expectation that certain skill levels must go together?

 

(Answer: none at all. Play the game in a way that pleases you.)

 

 

 

Hope this helps

what im trying to ask is for a range/2h pure with 42 range what atk/str lvls do i need. like a ranger with 60 range has 40 atk and 60 str for k0ing. what do i need for a rnager with 42 range?

what im trying to ask is for a range/2h pure with 42 range what atk/str lvls do i need. like a ranger with 60 range has 40 atk and 60 str for k0ing. what do i need for a rnager with 42 range?

 

If you are asking about "what stats are good for PKing" then, well,

 

you really should just say that instead of making us read between the lines...

 

 

 

Most PKers are interested in being as effective as possible at a "low" combat level.

 

So, it helps to know the influence of Atk, Str, Range, and Magic on your level.

 

 

 

Your combat level is determined, partly, by the largest of

 

(Attack + Strength)*2

 

Range*3

 

Magic*3

 

 

 

So you can raise your stats to those levels

 

and only increase your level due to HP increases.

 

 

 

Otherwise, most PKers like to raise their stats just to the point where

 

they can use a certain piece of gear or cast a certain spell.

 

 

 

Obviously, the higher your stats, in general, the more effective you will be.

 

So, you could let you success rate determine what to do.

 

Ask yourself, "How did my enemy defeat me?"

 

Was it sword hits, magic, Range, better food, ...

 

 

 

Hope this helps