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Should I sacrifice attack for strength?

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This is for a f2p hybrid, combat 65.

 

 

 

I'm torn between

 

 

 

42 attack

 

94 strength

 

2 defense

 

 

 

1 prayer

 

 

 

91 ranged

 

70 magic

 

 

 

85 hp

 

 

 

Max hit with r2h: 28

 

Max hit with range: 15

 

Max hit with scimmy: 22

 

 

 

 

 

OR

 

 

 

50 attack

 

86 strength

 

2 defense

 

 

 

1 prayer

 

 

 

91 ranged

 

70 magic

 

 

 

83 hp

 

 

 

Max hit with r2h: 25

 

Max hit with range: 15

 

Max hit with scimmy: 21

 

 

 

My concern is whether to sacrifice strength for attack. I'm worried that I won't be able to hit through the defense with a r2h that people will have at 65 combat with only 42 attack, but I don't know how much of a difference the extra 8 levels will do.

 

 

 

The higher max hit doesn't matter a whole lot unless I want to fight with a scimitar, Is the extra accuracy for the range/2h ko worth the lower strength?

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Keep attack low and get higher strength, that's the best option. Both of these attack lvls will hardly hit through rune, but not a single attack lvl hits rune really good so yo uare better of getting more strength.

My ranged + 2h guide:

 

http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?t=569717

 

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Wear Green D hide chaps, use scim and 2h and bring fire blasts. Keep the strength lvls high and attack lvls low.

 

 

 

Attack Past 40 = Waste of Combat lvls.

 

 

 

There are multiple views on this, but getting 31 pray should only increase your combat lvl by 4, and you'd hit 28 max with 2h + pray, plus you would be able to keep it.

 

 

 

Just some advice from my past experience.

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Wear Green D hide chaps, use scim and 2h and bring fire blasts. Keep the strength lvls high and attack lvls low.

 

 

 

Attack Past 40 = Waste of Combat lvls.

 

 

 

There are multiple views on this, but getting 31 pray should only increase your combat lvl by 4, and you'd hit 28 max with 2h + pray, plus you would be able to keep it.

 

 

 

Just some advice from my past experience.

 

 

 

4 combat lvls = 10+ lvls of ranged

 

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Never EVER get 31 prayer on this kinda pure. Get second option, as the attack must hit

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f2p youll struggle at high lvl to hit through rune and youll get constant 10s hit on u by those main accounts

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I would take the middle way: 45 Attack and like 90 Strength

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Since you will be fighting pures most of the time I'd go with the higher str. However, if you plan to raise your combat above 65 - 70, then you might want higher attack. The few pkers with def around cb 65 will be surprised when you pump out a 27 on them anyways.

if your gettin 50 attk become member for g maul, but if staying f2p then keep attk the same and pure str.

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