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Runecrafting question

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Just a quick question:

 

 

 

Is it more beneficial to do a fast rc training method (zmi/ffl) to 91 then solo nats, because the time saved gains you more gp than the time you would spend soloing to 91, or should you just solo to 91. In my mind soloing is good, but a long and boring task.

 

 

 

I'd like to hear what you all think :)

 

 

 

Thanks in advance,

 

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I'd solo, it's insurance for if you give up, and i doubt you'd make gp faster on the whole zmi'ing as it isnt THAT much faster as to make a huge diff :s

 

 

 

I might be slightly wrong on the second point, but really, nats through the abyss from 44-99 is the way to go :/

When I first started Runecrafting last year, i thought solo'ing natures would be the way to go, but i did some calculations and learned that I'd earn my money quicker by doing fast free laws and then double natures after 91 then if I would of just solo'd.

 

 

 

I was saving for a Green phat at the time so I wanted the quickest route possible. I made the money back that I lost at fast free laws in less than a month once I got lvl 91 and then another month later I got my green phat. Had I did solo natures I still would not have been anywhere close to completing my goal and I doubt I would of had 91 rc even.

 

 

 

If you have the cash to do it, I'd say go for Fast Free Laws:) or maybe even zmi. I'm not sure on the time frame with zmi though as I've never used it.

 

 

 

Hope this helps:)

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It depends almost 100% on the person, in my opinion. For me, FFL bored me to tears. So much so that it slowed down my work immensely. After a certain point, I was gaining xp much faster solo'ing nature runes than from FFL. When you solo nature runes, you don't have to think, "Okay I'm losing money now, but it will be worth it in the end." You don't have to keep telling yourself that. If you solo nature runes, you're already making a lot of money and that motivates you to keep going. But if you have to keep telling yourself that it will eventually be worth it, that strand of hope will slowly die out (for some people) because the results always seem so far away and it will just slow your work (or put a stop to it all together).

 

 

 

There's my little psychological analysis for you :P You just have to figure out whether or not you will fall victim to a lack of motivation with FFL or other companies where you're not gaining any money, and therefore cannot see any physical evidence of progress and benefits.

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You can kinda see the physical evidence in how quickly your exp rises:D but you are quite correct, something different will motivate each person. A person has to find out what works best for them:)

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How about FFL until 75 so you can use all the pouches for the best soloing. After 75 it is up hill to 91 since you gain so lil with every lvl.

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How about FFL until 75 so you can use all the pouches for the best soloing. After 75 it is up hill to 91 since you gain so lil with every lvl.

 

 

 

That's what i'd do if i started over.

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