is corp small teams(7-10man) good money?

[Hav0c0wnz]

is it good gp/hour, im not sure, because of the extremely rare drop rates?

[Andy]

7-10 is a big team. It's not good unless you have extremely high lsp and go to a mass corp. Even then, it's probably better gp p/h to just go to frosts/do the normal moneymaking things.

[Th e Doctor]

Define good please :)

[Mylez]

7-10 is actually pretty big.

 

I'm not of a high combat level (114) and if I go to Corp with a team, it's usually 4-5.

 

I've never had a notable drop there. Yet in one day at Bandos I've made 20m+ on shares (also 4-5 man).

 

I would try it and see, feel free to add me - I will definitely be up for a Corp trip every now and then.

 

Good luck!

[Quyneax]

Solo corp is pretty good money, just really really inconsistent and with ridiculously high requirements (as in, virtus/pernix and swh recommended). I'm not sure how swh prices affect this however, it may not be as good anymore.

 

But yeah 6-man corp is/used to be like 2m/hr I think, not awesome, and still inconsistent as most of your profit is from divine and elysian drops.

[Nostar]

In random rsof 5-6man teams you do not even profit if you have no lsp.

 

The only profit would come from sigils but with 1/1000 droprate you could stay there for awhile, gf if you then miss an ely/divine and get an arc/spec.

[Wkw]

Yes, if you have trusted friends to split loot without lootshare.

 

Wealth boosts sigil drop rate, meaning if you intend to profit, do it with friends without lootshare.

 

But 7-10 is way too much. It is doable with 4-5 people, even without turm and ovls for everyone

[Patr1ck]

Back before nex most corp Ls teams were 4-6 man. However if you have the stats to corp you most likely have the stats to nex which would be better money if that's what your after. But to answer your initial question, 7-10 is far to large to make a decent profit per hour, even if you are fully maxed with the top gear, which people who do 10 man corp aren't usually the greatest.

[Soma2035]

Back before nex most corp Ls teams were 4-6 man. However if you have the stats to corp you most likely have the stats to nex which would be better money if that's what your after. But to answer your initial question, 7-10 is far to large to make a decent profit per hour, even if you are fully maxed with the top gear, which people who do 10 man corp aren't usually the greatest.

 

That is not true at all. The stats (and equipment) required for Nex is very different from the pre-requisites for fighting the Corporeal Beast. Just off the top of my head, magic is nice to have but not absolutely critical for Corp, but it is critical at Nex. Defense is similar to Magic - you don't have to have 99 Defence to corp well (even though you should), but you do need it to Nex well. At Corp, a lower range level is actually better than a higher range level in certain circumstances, and irrelevant in others. 99 Ranged is practically a must-have for Nex. Attack/Strength aren't as critical at Nex as they are at Corp. People with 80+ Prayer can get by at Nex (although 96 is advised), but 95 is a strict requirement for good Corporeal beast teams. You don't need high Summoning for Corp (just enough to avoid losing life to his drains), but 96 is very important at Nex.

[All_Is_Great]

I don't know if this will sway you in any way, but my friend ls'ed a divine the other day :blink:

[Hav0c0wnz]

y 96 pray for nex?

[JPMC Mate]

^ 96 Summoning.

[Soma2035]

Sorry I had my breakpoints slightly off. Anyways, going past Rigour isn't necessary for Nex, but can increase your prayer per dose. 96 is the last breakpoint for Prayer potions but I forgot it's different for Super restore potions.