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A Alternative way to Kill Jad

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What is this supposed to be alternative to, isn't max range the thing that basically everyone has been using since the existence of jad?

 

You outhit the healers through lucky swift gloves and high hits, not something that you should count on and certainly not a 'method'.

 

This is basically SoA - 50% of the power.

 

Still a cool video, but it shouldn't be treated like a guide.

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What is this supposed to be alternative to, isn't max range the thing that basically everyone has been using since the existence of jad?

 

You outhit the healers through lucky swift gloves and high hits, not something that you should count on and certainly not a 'method'.

 

This is basically SoA - 50% of the power.

 

Still a cool video, but it shouldn't be treated like a guide.

Why is it not a method?

Anyhow, outhitting Jad with ranged is not something i've seen many players do. To answer your question: outhitting healers with Ranged has not been possible until recent past 5 months. I used dreadnips in video so it may just been luck (then again i summoned dread nip when Jad had 2/13 hp left so).

 

And before SoA there was Dharok, and i used it to outhit healers.

 

So shall i say "Soa is basically Dharok?"?'

 

 

Didn't say the video is a guide, i just pointed out things to explain the success.

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