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Join us for game discussions, tips and tricks, and all things OSRS! OSRS is the official legacy version of RuneScape, the largest free-to-play MMORPG. Efficient Mess Hall method (+205k cooking xp/h) Nice video, I liked how you showcased it done manually, most of the old guides use AHK with multiple dropdowns and a few 5/7 double mouseclicks ...
Did a bit of alching for magic in between edit: great if you want to get xp efficiently. You get some insanely good cooking xp (best ingame at 260/pie once you're 95) and its mediocre magic XP/hr. The important part is it is simultaneous.
Welcome to our Old School RuneScape High Alchemy Calculator! Below, you can use our calculator to determine the profit for alching a variety of items. This calculator brand new - items and features are still being added on a regular basis. See Upcoming Features to learn more.
Assuming no banking and no food burned, a player could theoretically cook up to 1,500 raw foods per hour; however, factoring in bank-time, players can expect to cook between 1,300 and 1,400. The following table compares the different cooking locations by their bank proximity and corresponding items cooked per hour.
As High Level Alchemy can recast every 5 ticks (3.0 seconds), it is possible to alch around 1,200 items per hour (one item every three seconds) for a total of 78,000 Magic experience. By using Auto Retaliate , a player can use the spell after their attack (typically by checking for an XP drop), but before getting hit, to alch while training ...
How-to: UIM efficient cooking - 200k xp/hr Mess hall method - Navus. 769K subscribers in the 2007scape community. The community for Old School RuneScape discussion on Reddit. Join us for game discussions, tips and….
3 ημέρες πριν · Players with. 200M XP. 3392. as of 7 October 2024 - update. Cooking is a skill that allows raw food to be made edible, healing hitpoints when eaten. To do this, the player uses a raw, cookable food on a range or fire. Depending on the player's Cooking level, food will sometimes burn, becoming unusable. Ranges burn food less often than fires at ...
