Dr_Locust Posted June 20, 2008 Share Posted June 20, 2008 Hey there, I'm thinking about getting 70 ranged, and I'm 65 right now. I know a dark bow fires 2 arrows at once, but I heard that it's actually one of the slowest weapons in the game. I'd be training with steel arrows. Is the Dark Bow used for training? Or mostly just duelling/Castle Wars/Bounty Hunter? Should I get one to train up to 70 then re-sell it? Or should I just stick with my magic shortbow? Thanks. Dr Locust <-- Click for my blog...+2000 Total, PhD in Questing, Woodcutting, Agility, Thieving, and Firemaking Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cat666 Posted June 20, 2008 Share Posted June 20, 2008 No. You should be training with a crossbow and a zammy book. Also consider using mith/addy bolts with Ava's Accumulator. If you are not making money back on drops then you're training in the wrong place. Trust the Gene Genie! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gypsyeater Posted June 20, 2008 Share Posted June 20, 2008 yep, Cat666 is right. The dark bow is rubbish for training. Although I would consider knifes. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
psvstef Posted June 20, 2008 Share Posted June 20, 2008 no,knives or msb with mith or addy arrows. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dr_Locust Posted June 20, 2008 Author Share Posted June 20, 2008 Thank you all for posting. Okay, I'll go with a rune crossbow and I'm assuming you guys mean enchanted mith/addy bolts, so I'll go with them. : :thumbup: Dr Locust <-- Click for my blog...+2000 Total, PhD in Questing, Woodcutting, Agility, Thieving, and Firemaking Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
agira Posted June 20, 2008 Share Posted June 20, 2008 Thank you all for posting. Okay, I'll go with a rune crossbow and I'm assuming you guys mean enchanted mith/addy bolts, so I'll go with them. : :thumbup: 1. Not really, people use unenchanted too, i saw a lot of times, enchanted will give just some effects sometimes but you will pay for it a lot. 2. I dont suggest training with any slow weapon (cbows is slow), some suggestions: 2.1 Ever cheap way is Bone cbow, is slow but is really cheap; 2.2 Optimal way is MSB/Knifes/Darts, especially for your 65-70 ranged, i think you can train it to 70lvl with MSB+Bronze arrows (what i done for me pure) :) of course you can select better grade arrows/darts or knifes but you get very low diference; 2.3 I will say it for looting of strong monsters, rune Cbow + addy/mith bolts, hight rande bonus but is slow (all thins which are slow are not good for training), just cbow hit not bad and with CBOW you can mix training and loot, for example: Dragons. 2.4 Power ranging - Chinchomphas - expensive way; Suggestion: You can use Anchor on Waterfiends - is cheap if to compare to GS & effective with crush attack & it hit like Whip.Visit my exp track Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dr_Locust Posted June 20, 2008 Author Share Posted June 20, 2008 1. Not really, people use unenchanted too, i saw a lot of times, enchanted will give just some effects sometimes but you will pay for it a lot. 2. I dont suggest training with any slow weapon (cbows is slow), some suggestions: 2.1 Ever cheap way is Bone cbow, is slow but is really cheap; 2.2 Optimal way is MSB/Knifes/Darts, especially for your 65-70 ranged, i think you can train it to 70lvl with MSB+Bronze arrows (what i done for me pure) :) of course you can select better grade arrows/darts or knifes but you get very low diference; 2.3 I will say it for looting of strong monsters, rune Cbow + addy/mith bolts, hight rande bonus but is slow (all thins which are slow are not good for training), just cbow hit not bad and with CBOW you can mix training and loot, for example: Dragons. 2.4 Power ranging - Chinchomphas - expensive way; Wow, excellent answer. Ah, and I forgot about chins, I have a few of those laying around in my bank from Hunter. Thanks! :P Dr Locust <-- Click for my blog...+2000 Total, PhD in Questing, Woodcutting, Agility, Thieving, and Firemaking Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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