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I meant that if you attack on the 3rd red tile of the cycle, then 2 ticks later you should stand on one of the blue tiles.

They did an update for last year's leagues, which also affected Quest Speedrun worlds. Buy-50 causes you to do 50 times buy-1. The shop used to get re-stocked in between each bought item, but now it only restocks after all 50 items have been sold. Buying items at a lower stock costs more gp. As a solution, you can save money by for example doing 4 or 5 times buy-10 instead. Not sure if there's enough gp for 5×10.

You do need to run a bit. Still you can modify the method a bit using ctrl-clicks so you only have to click 1-2 times on the floor in between shots.

It should, yes. Unless you start moving away from that tile while Graardor is still really far away.

Nope :( Read my reply to fluffeh for more info about the patch.

Has it happened? stay strong. got mine at 375

@@latinajoseph nope, 480kc so far but at least i got the pet at 472

@@vallytine stay strong brother. whats the update on bowfa looking like?

@nando850 643kc and I got it at long last

@@vallytine @@@@@@@@ LFG

His "attacking" animation indeed gets overwritten by the "defending" animation due to getting hit. If you watch closely, you can see the ranged attack shockwave and me getting hit for 0 damage once it reaches me. There's a big delay in between my first 2 hits (I think it's about 9 ticks). This was due to having to start the cycle on the correct tick.

Do a test run first, kill npc's until one drops the key. Highlight the key dropper right after it respawns.

It is important to click on graardor before redX-ing (so, ideally at the start of the kill), otherwise redX won't work.

​@@GeChallengeM this was mid-kill, the timing was all correct i think tick 1: land on south red tile and click boss tick 2: - tick 3: xp drop from hit and click altar tick 4: my true tile has moved tick 5: bandos drags with me rather than standing still

@@mikester2431 interesting. Mid-kill, here are some things that can mess up redX: - having clicked on a different npc than graardor, before the redX - having clicked on an inventory item while running through graardor

@@GeChallengeM ye nothing of that sort. Oh well its quite rare and the mistake-fixing works great so I'll just keep my health up. If you never ran into this issue yourself, I'll assume I'm timing/doing something wrong. Thanks!

I think the plugin is called "screen markers"

For shadow sara, the method is exactly the same as what I made for tbow: th-cam.com/video/WUa4T1lRNKo/w-d-xo.html I've added it to the video title now.

I manually marked those. First, I drawed a path with the Shortest Path plugin. Then, I marked those tiles manually and disabled the Shortest Path.

The minions drop food, and bones to peaches heals a nice 32 hp per kill. It's also highly recommended to prayer flick the minions once Graardor dies. Of course, if you prefer ancient magics, use that instead. Thralls don't increase your kills/hr *that* much anyway.

You'd have to rely on the food drops from the minions. Prayer flicking the minions (after K'ril is dead) is important to conserve health. Sara brew every 5 minutes is nice for the big defence level boost, on top of the +16 hp. It's also not a bad idea to bring a SGS as spec weapon if you still have troubles managing your hp.

I think bp spec + b2p + food drops is more than enough yeah. But if you want to barrage the minions, you can first kill the mage minion with bp and then barrage the melee+ranged minion. This is good enough, no need to stack all 3.

@@GeChallengeM thank you! You’re awesome

Graardor is on a random tile on first entry, so there's no specific method for that. But you can just do the cycle and it'll fix itself, possibly after having tanked a couple of hits. For the bofa 6:0 method, do the method I show later in the video about "fixing mistakes".

@@GeChallengeM thanks :)

I can't talk out of experience about that, but I think the pray point drain of thralls shouldn't be a big problem without eldritch. Just try to not waste much prayer while killing the minions. Brews are nice to use right before using heart. Would recommend 1 sip at least each time for the defence boost, but can use more if needed. But as you said, not great for emergency healing. I haven't checked for spec weapons other than eldritch. Accursed sceptre sounds like it may be good, but I didn't do the calcs. Alternatively, you can bring a sgs for heals/prayer, which would also make it easier to sustain hp on arceuus spellbook.

The orange tiles between red tiles 3 and 4 are important to line up Graardor perfectly for going from red tile 4 to 5. Also, it is important to be in a redX action while going from red tile 4 to 5. If this info doesn't help, maybe you can show me a clip of an attempt, so I can better spot the issue.

Exactly 1 tick, but yes. Perhaps enabling true NPC tile markers can help with the timing. - Click K'ril right after he moved 1 tile - Click the altar right after he moved another tile (this is right when you see yourself shooting)

@@GeChallengeM Thank you!

There's no flinch required for strats involving running diagonally through the NPC. Instead, it uses the fact that melee NPCs can't attack diagonally. So splashing there does not matter, you should never tank an attack.

Ahah, my brain is expanding. Thank you for the explanation, and that makes sense why door-altars are flinches, because it is running on a straight line.

Yes, you always have to wait for tbow. I forgot to mention that in the video. Alternatively, you can start using a blowpipe hit (or special attack if wanting to increase the killspeed) into a tbow hit before starting to run. Just like I did in my previous Tbow Zammy video.

Up to personal preference. But yeah, it's probably nice bringing an emergency stam or sweets stack until you're comfortable with not doing so anymore.

It's 9.21 DPS in the actual max ranged setup (so with charged quiver and venator ring). Still worse than shadow, but not by a huge margin anymore.

Since Kree can attack from a distance, there wouldn't be a method in the style of K'ril/Graardor/Zilyana. There are some strats you can use to save hp/prayer though, for longer trips. It's similar to tbow Kree, which is half the DPS of shadow and yet allowed me to do a full extended aviansie task in a single trip. Examples: - Do a 5-tick cycle by attacking Kree, swapping to a shield (e.g. ely), run under Kree, equip Shadow, repeat. This makes Kree attack you once every 5 ticks instead of once every 3 ticks. You'd have a shield on for all of Kree's attacks. And, if timed well, you'd also have a shield on for all of thr mage minion's attacks. - Freezing the melee minion at the start of each kill prevents a lot of damage from being taken. - 1-tick flick quick prayers whenever you have a lot of food, to conserve prayer. Trips are mostly limited due to prayer because Kree doesn't drop prayer or super restore potions. But with the altar every 10 minutes and eldritch staff I guess it wouldn't be that big of an issue anyway. - Blood barrage to full hp after each kill. Can also bring bones to peaches. On bad RNG, you can eat peaches mid-kill to extend the trip length that way. I haven't done Shadow Kree myself yet but I'd imagine it to be significantly easier than Tbow Kree.

@@GeChallengeM would love to see a kree video where you do the methods in your comment. your vids are 10/10

Hmm, fair. I guess K'ril's true location is a nice cue for timing that. Alternatively, you can think of it as the following: run towards the next tile instantly after having attacked each time.

@@GeChallengeM its all good g, love those kind of guides, short and direct and really good content, i might just have to try myself and learn it my way, but you guide does very much like 95% of everything

@@chukarec I don't get what you are talking about. The walk tiles change nothing, you just run to the next attack tile as soon as you get the xp drop. If you skip the walk tiles you will just stand on the tile longer as you wait for your weapon delay.

I guess Damage Per Tick would be a more technically accurate term. DPS is more widely used though, and (unless there are significant lagspikes) the conversion rate of 0.6 seconds per tick is pretty accurate.

@@GeChallengeM Yes I’ve been making the case for years to use DPT. But regarding the conversion to seconds, it is very much NOT the case that 0.6s is accurate. If you’re attempting to measure DPS by assuming 6000 ticks per hour, your measurements will be off. I have never observed any world ever actually achieving 6000 ticks per hour in all my years of measuring ticks/hour in this game. It fluctuates quite wildly in the 5900-6000 range most of the time even when it’s not having major server lag problems. Some worlds are better than others. One of the perks of the foreign language worlds on RS3 is that they had the best tick rates around. The simulation literally moves faster, likely because they were on dedicated server hardware not being shared with other worlds and because they had very low populations.

@@GeChallengeM One of my design goals for JebScape was to guarantee it’s actually doing 6000 ticks per hour, fixing the failing that Jagex has had over all of these years.

@@The1Jebrim I've seen some use 5970 ticks/hr as estimate before. That's a 0.5% difference compared to a perfect 6000 ticks hour. Personally, I consider it to be "pretty accurate", averaging ~0.603 seconds per tick rather than the goal of 0.6. But I can understand not everyone would agree on that. Luckily, most in-game timers are based off the tick system rather than a global time, so the slight variance in tick length doesn't matter for them.

@@GeChallengeM The problem is that there isn’t any single number and there absolutely are people out there that measure based on seconds. Some worlds are also significantly worse than others. They can get below 5900. One feature I might add to JebScape is getting measurements from all worlds and suggesting the fastest worlds to players.