EDIT: NEW QUESTION; PLEASE DISREGARD ALL OF THE BELOW POSTS AS THEY NO LONGER RELATE TO THE NEW QUESTION

 

 

 

I was wondering if having two people chinning together in the same spot reduces overkill. I was sharing my spot with a first-time chinner yesterday, and it seemed like I was getting more experience per throw. So I was wondering if having two people reduces overkill since you equally share killing blows on the monkeys. Maybe I'm just crazy?

Using a geyser titan probably wouldn't hurt. I don't see how it could mess up lures, but I don't have much experience there.

Geyser titan or higher is worth it. Others probably not.

I just so happen to have access to said bubbly monster. I was just wondering if it was worth it or whether it would be counterproductive. My thought process is that it would help me pick off the stragglers, so I don't have to waste chinchompas. (something I'm already short on)

If you care to micromanage that much then go for it. Should be around 20-25 k extra xp per hour from what I've seen others post.

They don't ruin lures, they're actually quite useful for delivering killing blows to avoid overkill. Absolutely use geyser titan, I'd recommend using the best combat familiar you can even at level 20 summoning, because why the hell not?

 

There isn't much to manage, btw, your titan will do the work himself for the most part, you order him to attack on the rare occasion he isn't doing it himself.

Bumping for new question.

They respawn from the bones they drop and 2 cannot spawn on the same square, so you should move them around so you get good spawns.

 

Or thats how it was last time I chinned.

I always just stood in the same spot and AFKd it and 15+ monkeys stood in the 3x3 grid... So did everyone else i saw there.

 

IDK if theres a benefit to moving around, but staying in one spot certainly isn't bad.

I always just stood in the same spot and AFKd it and 15+ monkeys stood in the 3x3 grid... So did everyone else i saw there.

 

IDK if theres a benefit to moving around, but staying in one spot certainly isn't bad.

 

Ok. That sounds good I guess. As previously stated, I just want to make sure that I am getting the most experience I can possibly attain per chinchompa since I am extremely tight on money.

Bumping for new question

Bumping for new question

 

For a whole new question its generally better to post a new thread if its an entirely new question. Otherwise people read through the replies to your old question and get confused. I'd guess it's a placebo effect.

Bumping for new question

 

For a whole new question its generally better to post a new thread if its an entirely new question. Otherwise people read through the replies to your old question and get confused. I'd guess it's a placebo effect.

 

It has a new title and "new question" as its description. I don't see how that is confusing at all.

You should probably add new questions in as edits then so as to not lose context for the previous questions.

Just for the record, if you see the mobile phone version of the site, it doesn't show the subtitle so it is somewhat confusing.

You should probably add new questions in as edits then so as to not lose context for the previous questions.

 

Mk. I hope that it is somewhat clearer now. I just really don't feel the need to make 3 new topics because it clutters the H&A board.

You should probably add new questions in as edits then so as to not lose context for the previous questions.

 

Mk. I hope that it is somewhat clearer now. I just really don't feel the need to make 3 new topics because it clutters the H&A board.

You should just make a new post with the new question, anyone interested in helping will look at your latest response before posting anything anyway, to avoid repeating others or giving pointless information.

 

In regards to your question... Not really, no. On one hand they will be killing some of your apes... But you'll also be killing theirs. It balances out, really.

When I did chinning, I found having 2 people increased my XP rate as long as I made sure I didn't stop attacking. 2 people generally means more skeletons, which has an increased chance of at least 9 skeletons being there when you toss a chin. If you don't have 9 skeletons the chin could be "wasted". It might not have been much and I didn't bother recording. I got less xp if I wasn't paying as much attention because they stopped attacking me if a new person showed up so auto retaliate didn't kick in. But that was solved by simply attacking the monkeys every few seconds.