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High level competitve melee stats.

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I have been focusing on my F2P account a lot lately.

 

 

 

His combat stats are:

 

41 Attack.

 

68 Strength.

 

40 Defense.

 

38 Magic.

 

43 Prayer.

 

40 Range.

 

58 Hitpoints.

 

 

 

63 Combat level.

 

 

 

Right now I'm training strength to 70.

 

 

 

What should my long term goal be for all of his stats. I want to raise his combat level while keeping him competitive.

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Are you thinking of pvp?

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Are you thinking of pvp?

 

 

 

with competitive being said twice i think so

 

 

 

might wanna also lvl your range higher

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Dont touch any stats except range and strength, keep training those and you will have a range/2h pure.

Hmm....you aren't really pure in any respect. I would just increase your magic and ranged, you could be a ranged/mage tank type.

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"It's not a rest for me, it's a rest for the weights." - Dom Mazzetti

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I want to say mainly melee. If I raise range and magic, I probably won't be using it pvp.

 

 

 

Any more suggestions? Or is raising my combat level a lost cause if I want to still be competitive?

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