My range is wayyy to low for my lv so i want to get it up to atleast 80 over time with slayer and il be using rune c bow and addy or mith bolts, what should i use with the rune c'bow, rapid or accurate?

Train with broad bolts on high defense monsters, or bronze knives on low defense ones. Use rapid, always.

like what kind of monsters r high def?

Also i thought broiad tipped bolts were for slayer monsters

Dragons, hellhounds, gargoyles, anything over 100 combat pretty much. You can use broad bolts on anything.

Also i thought broiad tipped bolts were for slayer monsters

 

 

 

They are the only bolts that can hurt turoth and kurask, but they are great bolts in general.

Sometimes accurate is preferable - mainly if you find yourself missing a lot. Accurate gives you an invisible +3 ranged levels, which can increase your accuracy against monsters with high ranged defense.

k, thx every1

Sometimes accurate is preferable - mainly if you find yourself missing a lot. Accurate gives you an invisible +3 ranged levels, which can increase your accuracy against monsters with high ranged defense.

 

No. It's just too slow.

unless it's a boss don't bother with accurate, even then only if your struggling to hit when potted

Sometimes accurate is preferable - mainly if you find yourself missing a lot. Accurate gives you an invisible +3 ranged levels, which can increase your accuracy against monsters with high ranged defense.

 

No. It's just too slow.

 

 

 

It's not that much slower, really. I've found that accurate can help with certain monsters that I'm having trouble hitting. Like waterfiends.

Sometimes accurate is preferable - mainly if you find yourself missing a lot. Accurate gives you an invisible +3 ranged levels, which can increase your accuracy against monsters with high ranged defense.

 

No. It's just too slow.

 

 

 

Kent, I love how straight forward and blunt you are. :P

 

 

 

Yea, rapid ftw.

Sometimes accurate is preferable - mainly if you find yourself missing a lot. Accurate gives you an invisible +3 ranged levels, which can increase your accuracy against monsters with high ranged defense.

 

No. It's just too slow.

 

 

 

It's not that much slower, really. I've found that accurate can help with certain monsters that I'm having trouble hitting. Like waterfiends.

 

Getting a (random estimate) 5% power boost for a (random estimate) 30% loss of speed?

Sometimes accurate is preferable - mainly if you find yourself missing a lot. Accurate gives you an invisible +3 ranged levels, which can increase your accuracy against monsters with high ranged defense.

 

 

 

What it IS good for is for one off things like a Zanik xbow or Dark bow spec just to heighten your chances of a hit and a little extra damage. After that just immediately go back to rapid.

Sometimes accurate is preferable - mainly if you find yourself missing a lot. Accurate gives you an invisible +3 ranged levels, which can increase your accuracy against monsters with high ranged defense.

 

No. It's just too slow.

 

 

 

It's not that much slower, really. I've found that accurate can help with certain monsters that I'm having trouble hitting. Like waterfiends.

 

Getting a (random estimate) 5% power boost for a (random estimate) 30% loss of speed?

 

 

 

It's not just a power boost. You will also hit more often. I have observed good results on accurate actually using both methods on the same monster. Less speed is offset by hitting more often AND possibly hitting harder. I've observed this at both waterfiends and skeletal wyverns, and I hit significantly more often on accurate than rapid - enough so that accurate was getting faster kills.

Sometimes accurate is preferable - mainly if you find yourself missing a lot. Accurate gives you an invisible +3 ranged levels, which can increase your accuracy against monsters with high ranged defense.

 

No. It's just too slow.

 

 

 

It's not that much slower, really. I've found that accurate can help with certain monsters that I'm having trouble hitting. Like waterfiends.

 

Getting a (random estimate) 5% power boost for a (random estimate) 30% loss of speed?

 

 

 

It's not just a power boost. You will also hit more often. I have observed good results on accurate actually using both methods on the same monster. Less speed is offset by hitting more often AND possibly hitting harder. I've observed this at both waterfiends and skeletal wyverns, and I hit significantly more often on accurate than rapid - enough so that accurate was getting faster kills.

 

That's what I meant by power boost lol. On accurate, you actually ONLY gain accuracy, not power. (seriously) The max hit is the same.

Not always. Depending on your ranged level and ammunition, you can end up with accurate hitting 1 higher than rapid. You don't have to take my word for it, any ranged max hit calculator would tell you that, including tip.it's. The higher your ammunition's ranged strength, the more likely it becomes that the invisible level boost will increase your max hit.

That's what I meant by power boost lol. On accurate, you actually ONLY gain accuracy, not power. (seriously) The max hit is the same.

 

 

 

Actually accurate hits higher than rapid.

My memory failed me -.-

 

 

 

Either way, the small boost (max hit by 1 if you're lucky?) in power and accuracy is not worth the speed loss.

Either way, the small boost (max hit by 1 if you're lucky?) in power and accuracy is not worth the speed loss.

 

 

 

Agreed, just use rapid.

accurate does hit 1 harder in the right circumstances yeah, but i've ranged many things and the only time i've had a real advantage with accurate is mith drags and kbd, otherwise alot faster on rapid