Amazing run. I'm a turbo sweat so I usually go in with a 5k+ kit as a warlock and either hunt for PVP or try (and sometimes die) to flamewalk 3+ rooms at the same time. I usually end up with around 2k points and 80 monster kills because I flame walk entire rooms at a time. What I didn't consider is how much potential AP I lose by PVPing and bringing in gear. I underestimated the amount of item achieve you get by all the gear you equip on the way, and if you die you didn't lose any thing except 100g. While running an expensive kit I play very carefully because I don't want to lose it, I think the risk isn't worth it if my goal is AP. Thanks for the insight and teaching me a few new cheese spots.
@@General-Doge Because in this run my goal is to maximise adventure point gain. You get adventure point from treasure and gear, and slaying enemies. Enemies very rarely drop high quality treasure or gear. They often drop gold coins, but gold coins give no adventure points, so I ignore them. For finding high quality treasure and gear it is better to just focus trying to reach as many high quality big chests as I can. I stopped bothering with looting enemies, because in terms of maximising adventure point gain it just didn't seem to worth it.
Also note different mobs have different loot tables. Skull bats can only drop consumables and accessories, never weapons or armor. Zombies and mummies can only drop chest pieces and accessories. Bow skeletons are more likely to drop bows, axe skeles axes, etc etc. In other words it's usually only worth checking skull bats and zombies/mummies incase they drop blue or purple rings/necklaces.
Игры
![[Dark and Darker] Solo Wyvern - Longsword Fighter](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/CBawpAYaY1k/mqdefault.jpg)
Amazing run. I'm a turbo sweat so I usually go in with a 5k+ kit as a warlock and either hunt for PVP or try (and sometimes die) to flamewalk 3+ rooms at the same time. I usually end up with around 2k points and 80 monster kills because I flame walk entire rooms at a time. What I didn't consider is how much potential AP I lose by PVPing and bringing in gear. I underestimated the amount of item achieve you get by all the gear you equip on the way, and if you die you didn't lose any thing except 100g. While running an expensive kit I play very carefully because I don't want to lose it, I think the risk isn't worth it if my goal is AP.
Thanks for the insight and teaching me a few new cheese spots.
Holy moly man. You're really good. The most I can get is like 1,600 Ap in total with good gear, and that was onle like two times.
Holy level 143. Great run and gameplay man, but touch some grass it's the summer!
Have you considered running Undead Slayer + blunt weapon mastery with a sterling rod?
Please save my game, what ranked become...
Hello. May I ask why you don't loot most mobs? I'm a newbie.
@@General-Doge Because in this run my goal is to maximise adventure point gain. You get adventure point from treasure and gear, and slaying enemies. Enemies very rarely drop high quality treasure or gear. They often drop gold coins, but gold coins give no adventure points, so I ignore them. For finding high quality treasure and gear it is better to just focus trying to reach as many high quality big chests as I can. I stopped bothering with looting enemies, because in terms of maximising adventure point gain it just didn't seem to worth it.
@@flaviodelhusza8320 I see. Thank you.
Also note different mobs have different loot tables. Skull bats can only drop consumables and accessories, never weapons or armor. Zombies and mummies can only drop chest pieces and accessories. Bow skeletons are more likely to drop bows, axe skeles axes, etc etc. In other words it's usually only worth checking skull bats and zombies/mummies incase they drop blue or purple rings/necklaces.