A 53 combat hitting 9s in def mode?

[moonstone284]

I can hit 9s in def mode and im not pure (40 defence).

 

 

 

and im lvl 53 combat.

 

 

 

is this un-normal?

[Kerdz]

yep, you need like 40 str to hit 9s on d mode

 

 

 

completely normal for an un pure

[Mr_Hyde1218]

the mode of attack does not significantly affect what you will hit as much as it affects what your expierence goes toward. just don't assume stuff like this in the future. as for your skill levels affecting your hits, thats normal.

[6cheesepie9]

the mode of attack does not significantly affect what you will hit as much as it affects what your expierence goes toward. just don't assume stuff like this in the future. as for your skill levels affecting your hits, thats normal.

 

 

 

*Rings buzzer*

 

 

 

WRONG!

 

 

 

When attacking using agressive my maximum hit is a 16 with a rune scimitar. On defence it's only 15, at least from my experimentation.

[ForsakenMage]

the mode of attack does not significantly affect what you will hit as much as it affects what your expierence goes toward. just don't assume stuff like this in the future. as for your skill levels affecting your hits, thats normal.

 

 

 

*Rings buzzer*

 

 

 

WRONG!

 

 

 

When attacking using agressive my maximum hit is a 16 with a rune scimitar. On defence it's only 15, at least from my experimentation.

Yep, it's the same case with me where I hit 19s on Accurate/Aggressive, but defensive I hit only 18. :shock:

[Gaelforcwynd]

I'm pretty sure that you will always hit the same on Accurate and Defensive and sometimes hit one higher on Aggressive, depending on how close to your next max hit increase you are in your Strength level.

 

 

 

For example, I started hitting 18's with a Rune Scimitar at 84 Strength, using Aggressive mode and wearing a Strength Amulet. In Accurate and Defensive mode, I was still hitting 17's. It wasn't until I had reached 87 Strength that I could also hit 18's in Accurate and Defensive mode.

 

 

 

I won't start hitting 19's until I reach level 90 Strength. So from Strength level 87-89, I will be hitting 18's no matter which Attack Style I choose. Extrapolating that forward, I should also be able to hit 19's on Aggressive and Defensive mode starting at Strength level 93.

[Krazyck]

uhh.. is it still the same as on rs classic, where putting it on aggressive just means you get +3 to strenght, thus causing the chance for a 1 higher point of damage? i thought this was common knowledge guys! :?

 

 

 

unless they changed it, which i dont think they did.... so... yeah

[gamesindians]

I remember RSC. If you look by the attack stlyes there, Accurate gives +3 Attack, Aggressive gives +3 strength, and defensive gives +3 Defense bonus to total attack. Or jus look at the names. Either way, it is kind of explainable by yourself.

[holy_kane]

at some attacks you do cruch or something and on other slash...

[shade_bandyt]

you mean crush, stab or slash. this affects the accuracy of your weapon against enemies (and the enemiy's crush, stab and slash defence also affects this) but it doesnt affect max hit.

[Kill_Life]

My 42 can also hit 9's. He's pure tough, Mage-Pure but puring melee :D

[Gaelforcwynd]

Aggressive always hits up to 1 point more damage than Accurate and Defensive. Accurate and Defensive always hit the same. Whether the damage type is Slashing, Crushing or Stabbing depends on the weapon you are using, not the Attack Style. There is no relationship between Slash/Crush/Stab and Accurate/Aggressive/Defensive.

[woodcutterman]

dont worry its normal