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70+ Agility Training

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Hey everyone. Just recently went from 61-70 agility using the wilderness course, and would like to continue for at least a few more levels.

 

Should I be using the Ape Atol or Wilderness course?

 

Thanks :)

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~~3,483rd to 99 Thieving, Feb 22, 2008~~

"There's never enough time to do all the nothing you want." - Calvin (& Hobbes)

I guess it's personal preference really.

At Ape Atoll, once you reach 75 you will no longer fail it, plus there is no revenants.

But under 75 you'll still fail. It's a little more experience, but I'm not sure how much.

 

As for Wilderness, you'll still fail, but there will be revenants.

 

So I guess it all comes down to whether you like encountering revenants or not. :)

No doubt, Ape Atoll. Do Ape Atoll until you can use the elite courses.

Do Ape Atoll.

 

@Capn, the Dorgesh Kaan course is actually faster than Ape Atoll at 80.

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I think that the Werewolf course is faster experience than the Wilderness course until you stop falling at Ape Atoll. Just be sure to keep your weight as low as possible, and you won't fail very often.

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