July 8, 200620 yr How many iron knives would it take to get 70 ranged? On an estimate. :D Thanks. P.s.If you have any better ideas tell me please.
July 8, 200620 yr I agree that this should go into the help forums. Nevertheless you havent told us anything about what you're planning to do... whats your range lvl atm? what are you going to kill? If you want somebody to help you, its nice to know these things :) 94 mage106/100 combat67/70 prayer52 Barrow drops249/249 QP
July 8, 200620 yr Author I agree that this should go into the help forums. Nevertheless you havent told us anything about what you're planning to do... whats your range lvl atm? what are you going to kill? If you want somebody to help you, its nice to know these things :) :wall: :cry: Sorry, my range lvl is 40 atm and ill be training at rock crabs. After i get 70rangd im goin for a fire cape.
July 9, 200620 yr 40K ITK Should do the trick, just to be on the safe side. Jagex normally doesnt permanently ban people for Bug abuse. Retired 2/28/08 16 Level 99 Stats2,270 Skill Total
July 9, 200620 yr i just got 70 ranged from 55 and it took me around 10kish knives and arrows totaled
July 10, 200620 yr train everything with slayer :D :? Why so? Because you might as well gain slayer levels as well as range levels. Personally, I get a slayer task whenever I train *any* combat stat. As far as your original question goes, I have no idea.. You could come up with a really rough estimate by ranging with knives for an hour or so and seeing how much exp you get compared to how many knives you use (lose). Example: You start with 1000 knives and after an hour you have 750 knives and have gained 4000 range experience. This means that you gain 4000/(1000-750) or 4000/250 or 16 range experience per knife. Figure out how much experience you need to get 70 range and then divide by 16. Since you can assume that you will get more experience per knife as your ranging level goes up, your estimate will be on the high side (you will need fewer knives than you calculated). The numbers used in the above example are total bs, but hopefully you get the idea.
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