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training in "controlled" for combat

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heya,

 

 

 

I'm currently on my way to leveling all combat stats to 70+ at experiments.. So, I was wondering would it be more efficient to train all, attack, strength, defence, all each first to 70.. or just slowly use Controlled ? would controlled also be better for leveling up HP?

 

 

 

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If they're the same level or near to the same, then controlled is fine.

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HP lvling speed is the same on all sort of attack styles.

 

It is faster to do it one skill at the time because you will get 4 xp every hit.

 

With controlled you get 1 xp in att, str and def every hit, which adds up to 3 xp every hit.

 

 

 

Correct me if I'm wrong. :P

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HP lvling speed is the same on all sort of attack styles.

 

It is faster to do it one skill at the time because you will get 4 xp every hit.

 

With controlled you get 1 xp in att, str and def every hit, which adds up to 3 xp every hit.

 

 

 

Correct me if I'm wrong. :P

 

 

 

You're wrong

 

 

 

You get 1.33exp per hit.

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thanks for all the answers.

 

 

 

but still a bit confused.. so controlled or str,def,att, one at a time ? ::'

It sounds as if you don't yet have 70 attack so you can't wield a whip, which is probably the best weapon to use controlled on. I really suggest you train attack and strength till level 70, then use a whip to get defence to 70. After that, use controlled. :D

 

 

 

And hp xp is always the same, no matter what method you use.

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Controlled = 0.001% more hp xp.

 

 

 

Oh and btw, low levels should do slayer so they have a nice level when they're higher.

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Controlled = 0.001% more hp xp.

 

 

 

Oh and btw, low levels should do slayer so they have a nice level when they're higher.

 

So true, I started training Slayer before I could even do Chaeldar and now if I trained slayer I could be a level 110 at Gargoyles

 

Oh and I do controlled ALL THE TIME, I love it.

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It is faster to train them all separately in this order Att -> Str -> Def.

 

 

 

With higher attack you hit more often, hitting more often leads to faster str exp. With higher attack and strength you hit more often and higher which leads to faster defence exp. You should switch from each one every 5-10 levels. So get 5 attack levels then start str, get that then start defence... rinse and repeat.

 

 

 

Once you hit 70 attack str and def you might want to train your skills in order of strength first then attack and lastly defence. This is what everyone mainly does. Strength is usually the first skill trained, then attack and finally defence.

 

 

 

Some may argue that having to drop a whip for a str training weapon decreases the amount of exp/hour you get however the difference between exp/hour with a SS (saradomin sword) and a Whip+Defender is maybe 5-8k MAX which does add up but taking into consideration with higher str and att levels you will be gaining your defence exp at a rate greater than 5-8k exp/hour if you were to train on controlled I'd say that argument is silly.

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