1. Just went to td to test the spots and try a kill, but when I am using the drak light (they r pro melee) to eliminate their shield, I keep hitting 0s and their fire fire always pops out after a few second, so in this case, their shield is still working, isn't it? Am I doing anything wrong?

 

2. How can I know when they switch attack? I can easily notice their melee attack, but how can I distinguish their mage/range attack?

 

3. Is there any way that I can avoid their mage attack that can go through the wall?

 

4. If I am using the north spot, should I ever bother the east td? Or should I focus on the north and west td?

 

ty

1. Just went to td to test the spots and try a kill, but when I am using the drak light (they r pro melee) to eliminate their shield, I keep hitting 0s and their fire fire always pops out after a few second, so in this case, their shield is still working, isn't it? Am I doing anything wrong?

 

2. How can I know when they switch attack? I can easily notice their melee attack, but how can I distinguish their mage/range attack?

 

ty

 

their shield doesn't affect any of their attacks, if that is what you mean

 

range them until they switch to the range protect prayer, and then try to darklight them. i'm not sure if it's possible to darklight them while they are praying against melee, at least not since the darklight / cbow glitch was fixed

 

 

each of the attack styles is distinctive, you'll learn to differentiate them. obviously, look out for the really big magic attack where it has convulsions and leans back, this is a sign of a magic attack, and that its attack style will switch. the normal magic attack looks like him blowing at you and sounds like fire. The range attack is him ripping a part of his own rib cage off and throwing it at you, and has a distinctive popping noise.

If he's using pro melee, you can't hurt him with melee. This applies to the darklight. You can tell their attacks apart by sound and look - big swiping claws obviously melee, magic attack is a fireball with a fiery sound effect lol, and the range ones are the spikes. They come with a snapping sound.

 

And to avoid the mage attack that goes past the wall, use protect from mage ;)

 

As for the north spot (if it's where I'm thinking of) I kill whatever is convenient, and lure the others away. Sometimes it doesn't work perfectly, this is life. I can't really explain here how to learn, but there should be guides on this forum. Anyways, I personally would not stick to one demon in a particular spot.

 

And also, sometimes, the north and west tds will come together like the picture shown, and how should I lure the north demon to the 'cross' on the minimap (I hould lure it to there right?)

 

thank you

 

And also, sometimes, the north and west tds will come together like the picture shown, and how should I lure the north demon to the 'cross' on the minimap (I hould lure it to there right?)

 

thank you

The easiest way is probably to log out a bit and let them disperse.

 

If you really want to lure them from that situation, you'll get hit pretty badly. I'm not exactly sure of the procedure but I saw it demonstrated a few times. You run up to the demons and get both aggro on you, then run far east until one of them is free of the small rock, then run behind the big rock.

 

But really, log out and back in.

Are those protect melee overheads where I think they are?

Are those protect melee overheads where I think they are?

 

Yes, yes they are.