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Gaining Potential.

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Well, me and my friend did an experiment.

 

2 hours in a non-hotzone: Resulting in junk

 

2 hours in the wilderness: I got a dragon 2h, she got dragon chain.

 

 

 

So yeah, Hotzone seems to be far better.

 

THough 1 experiment isn't enough to judge.

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hotzone. wild is good place because big and most people are in varry or fally

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XBL gamertag: SeismicTriangle

Well, me and my friend did an experiment.

 

2 hours in a non-hotzone: Resulting in junk

 

2 hours in the wilderness: I got a dragon 2h, she got dragon chain.

 

 

 

So yeah, Hotzone seems to be far better.

 

THough 1 experiment isn't enough to judge.

 

 

 

If you got junk on the first kills, then your 'drop potential points' stayed with you, so you each had accumulated 4 hours (2 in hot 2 in not).

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Woodcutting and Firemaking in the Wilderness is good. There's also a caging/harpooning spot all the way to the east, so you can fish, cook, and drop.

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Thanks to Uno for the awsome sig <3

you can always go to a f2p pvp world and gain potential

 

 

 

just wear full rune and do whatever no one can 1 hit you unless your a skiller without armor

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