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Wildy agility course compared to warewolf agility course

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Which one do you guys think its better? At 62, i fail relatively frequently at wildy course, which involve lots of extra walking. I did a few run at warewolf and didn't fail once.

 

 

 

How do you guys think overall experience per hour are they like compared with each other? and which one do you prefer?

i actually timed it once in 15 min lots and x4 to get a per hour timing. i used super energy pots, undistracted on both courses and found that the wildy course is actually better by about 10-15k an hour on full run, no walking. the reason its most likely better is because of the risk involved.

 

i didnt record it, i can just remember which was better.

my rsn is Prostar

Don't forget the monkey course, I trained there from 73 to 81 agility and it is about the same xp per hour as the wildy course, but without the pkers. From lvl 74 onwards I never failed an obstacle, when I was there at lvl 71 I didn't fail much. The best thing is that there is a pineapple plant and fishing spot right next to the course, so no need for banking to get food, just bring a knife and fishing equipement.

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Haven't played RuneScape since 12 january 2007 and it feels great :)

Wildy is better exp wise, but the werewolf course is a lot more fun because of the zip line. I found myself able to train there a lot longer without getting bored, so it's helpful to alternate between the two to keep from getting burnt out too quickly on agility training.

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