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Help with fightcaves

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Ok, I've used Muggis guide and it works perfectly. But there is one problem, is sound a neccessity for fightcaves? I have no sound cound in my computer(yes its a pos) but I have managed without it.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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However when I attempted fightcaves, I was doing great. A little trouble with the 90s, but I've made it to the Tz-tok-jad after 3 and a half hours of Fightcaves. The cute little messege at the bottom of the screen shows and I am ready to go. 2 doses of super restore left, so it wont be an easy fight. I put on my mage prayer and I get an instant hit with his mage attack. As im charging to him, crystal bow in hand, I am smacked with a 67! Hours gone but experience gained. Managed to make it through having a fully charged crystal bow (yaa im good :) ) Never heard the shot so just was wondering, as stated above, is sound a neccessity?

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It's not necessary, I think it tells which attacks he does if he's on his feet or just standing normally

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Come to #tip-it on Swift IRC, if you're cool

Nope, you actually see his attacks by movement on his feet. Sound just aids the confirmation of his attack

Strangely with WotLK so near, I wished I could delay it a bit to push through that last TBC content in MH/BT :'(.

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