I also went for the max cape before getting into bossing but that’s as before the pvm hub. The 3 skillcape perks is definitely useful too but not really needed
Very good walk through pvm upgrades, if your a new to a boss i really reccomend t90 necro tank gear with darkness. andthe limitless abillity/sigil is an exspensive upgrade but really helpful
You say get t70 gear, so would that mean that lvl 70 magic would be a good place to start trying out some easier bosses? I just started a few weeks ago with my only intention being bossing and I’m 75 magic and defense and really want to try some bosses
Thats what i thought, until i went to the God Wars 1 dungeon to see how i would do. Turned out that that i could take on Kril, with 2-3 of them the same time if i could... so then i went to GW2, same story. Then i noticed i was overgeared (t90 necro tank armor, at the time) and the bosses didnt provide any challenge... it seems that the onmy challange i can get is from Zamorak in Senntisten and Raisal from the necro part. What im trying to say is that you shouldnt be afraid to die, if you die thats good, it means you can improve and you can just leave it after your first death knowing you just got crushed and try something easier to go from there. The problem is that right now, you dont even know which boss you can tackle. Youve got to start somewhere to draw a line to the bosses where you know some will be easy and other will be difficult. My advice is to always do quests. Most quest are connected to most bosses in some way and when youre about to complete that quest, youll fight that boss in story mode, which is 90% damage reduction and increase some % in damage for you. Also most quests tied to a boss give you a boost or protection of some sort against that boss or on your way to that boss. Eg. Shard of Zaros makes GW1 mobs unagressive or passive so you dont get overwhelmed and waste half of your food just to get to the boss. Pm me here or in game if you want to know more. We could do a few bosses together so you can get the hang of it. In game name is Zorapap
@@duncankeary6767 tbh, even when not having done the quests, you can still do them in story mode. But, if you do their quests (if they have any) then you will receive items like the Shard of Zaros which makes every mob in the GW1 dungeon passive so you can literally run to the boss without touching anything. The downside is that you need a certain killcount (GW1 40 mobs) of those mobs that turned passive to be able to enter the boss room so you still need to kill some but now you decide which ones to kill, without spoiling your food etc on useless mobs. DO MOST IF NOT ALL QUESTS!
@@RidoDrago I'm good enough to handle gwd mobs but struggle to handle all the bosses comfortably. Combat level 107 iirc 76 ranged, 74 melee, 71 magic and waay too new for necromancy lol
Thank you for making this helpful guide. I would add Death's Swiftness & Sunshine from The World Wakes quest to the Unlock Abilities section if you choose to use ranged or magic!
I haven’t played since archeology released.. just logged in, it’s like a new game. Forgot what to do 😂 lost max cape and quest cape, think I could figure it out again ?
Specifically disruption on nex ice prison doesn't work. It will work on the auto immediately after but from what I know disruption shield doesn't work on the "hard typless" damage of the ice prison hit itself.
ye disruption shield is a find out to know type of thing with certain hits. it works on telos so much power for example while thats also a heavy typeless hit but not on nex prison no.
Precise is a good perk for necromancy, it's equilibrium that isn't very effective for necromancy. I made a mistake and said precise instead of equilibrium in the video. Sorry about that.
I would estimate around 15-25 days of playtime to complete all these goals on a brand new account. If you were really efficient you might be able to do it faster. There will be a lot of quests for curses and you will need to make some money for 95 prayer, 96 herblore and a good summoning level.
Ideally the T95 first necromancer gear > T90 Deathdealer > T90 Deathwarden (Tank) If you are new to bossing, the T90 tank gear can be decent. Also if you are having a tough time upgrading your deathdealer armour you can upgrade to T90 tank armour first then do the deathdealer tasks
You only need invention to augment and add perks to the gear. Having ancient gizmos at 85 invention is best but you can add some budget perks at lower levels
For those people who do have these goals, but still suck at bossing, what other goals should we have in terms of skills/items to improve our bossing experience?
most important is getting better at the game tbh wich u do by just hitting bosses and learning the mechanics and ur rotation. theres 0 skills/items that are more important than that tbh. but vuln bombs would probs be the best tip i can give u since 10% more dmg means 10% less time u can fck up a mechanic.
Arch Glacor is a fantastic boss for learning pvm. you can choose the amount of mechanics and work on what you feel like you're struggling with. ie if you have trouble prayer flicking, set glacor to only use flurry, so you can practice identifying his attacks and switching prayers. also i'd highly recommend having certain prayers/abilities on comfortable keybinds so you dont have to worry about clicking all over the place/misclicking. on a side note, 99 firemaking is useful for bonfire buffs to max hp. having the bonfire upgrades at wars retreat is nice. archaology is also great for the relic powers. i have persistent rage so i always start combat with max adrenaline (also free heals if you have a break in combat with the regenerate ability.) fury of the small and conservation of energy are also great for maintaining adrenaline during a boss. im still fairly new to pvm myself, but these are a few things i've picked up and i hope its helpful
I would suggest starting to learn a few bosses. I just uploaded a video about beginner bosses that slowly introduce bossing mechanics to players. Arch glacor is the best because it introduces many different mechanics to deal with. Really you just need to pick a boss and die a dozen times while learning. Eventually you’ll get a hang of it! Good luck!
Necromancy is the new combat style that released in August 2023. It was made really well and introduces each new ability slowly so the player gets a good grasp of every ability. Right now it is the strongest combat style and really fun to use
Google invention perks, you'll find optimized perks given on any situation and it will tell you exactly what you need for said perk, it's not that confusing if you research
@@ghosti79 those are just extra things you gotta ignore that bs honestly. Literally all you need to know about is siphons, disassembles, augmentators, and gizmos for your gear that’s literally it. Besides getting the components to put gizmos into your gear which the wiki has a whole guide on it’s not really too complicated honestly.
@@falloutguy8566Bro I'm 120 invent and that even sounds like a mouth full for me to hear for a "Runescape" standard gameplay. He's right it's too much for a game thats famous for being simple.
"Before you start pvm, youll basically want to already be rich and max most skills."
Fucking what??? Thats a HUUUUGE barrier to entry.
I'd say all 99s is my number 1 the max cape 3 perk bonus is pretty important and the boss portal for bosses you haven't killed yet is nice too
I was going to say who tf uses skill capes to pvm but then I remembered the max cape 3 perk bonus goes on zuk capes too lol. You right.
I also went for the max cape before getting into bossing but that’s as before the pvm hub. The 3 skillcape perks is definitely useful too but not really needed
Very good walk through pvm upgrades, if your a new to a boss i really reccomend t90 necro tank gear with darkness. andthe limitless abillity/sigil is an exspensive upgrade but really helpful
this is it! WELL DONE. will be using this until it's outdated, great job.
You say get t70 gear, so would that mean that lvl 70 magic would be a good place to start trying out some easier bosses? I just started a few weeks ago with my only intention being bossing and I’m 75 magic and defense and really want to try some bosses
Wonderful guide, silenced, as usual :)
Thanks!
best video for a new player i have found since starting runescape.
I’m scared to start bossing because I don’t want to fail and scared to keep dying and buying 😢
start with giant mole, work your way up slowly. its what I've been doing. I'm onto nex now lol
Thats what i thought, until i went to the God Wars 1 dungeon to see how i would do. Turned out that that i could take on Kril, with 2-3 of them the same time if i could... so then i went to GW2, same story. Then i noticed i was overgeared (t90 necro tank armor, at the time) and the bosses didnt provide any challenge... it seems that the onmy challange i can get is from Zamorak in Senntisten and Raisal from the necro part. What im trying to say is that you shouldnt be afraid to die, if you die thats good, it means you can improve and you can just leave it after your first death knowing you just got crushed and try something easier to go from there. The problem is that right now, you dont even know which boss you can tackle. Youve got to start somewhere to draw a line to the bosses where you know some will be easy and other will be difficult. My advice is to always do quests. Most quest are connected to most bosses in some way and when youre about to complete that quest, youll fight that boss in story mode, which is 90% damage reduction and increase some % in damage for you. Also most quests tied to a boss give you a boost or protection of some sort against that boss or on your way to that boss. Eg. Shard of Zaros makes GW1 mobs unagressive or passive so you dont get overwhelmed and waste half of your food just to get to the boss. Pm me here or in game if you want to know more. We could do a few bosses together so you can get the hang of it. In game name is Zorapap
@RidoDrago
Seriously?! Most bosses will be fought in quests at 90% DMG reduction 👀 I've got some serious questing to do 💪💪
@@duncankeary6767 tbh, even when not having done the quests, you can still do them in story mode. But, if you do their quests (if they have any) then you will receive items like the Shard of Zaros which makes every mob in the GW1 dungeon passive so you can literally run to the boss without touching anything. The downside is that you need a certain killcount (GW1 40 mobs) of those mobs that turned passive to be able to enter the boss room so you still need to kill some but now you decide which ones to kill, without spoiling your food etc on useless mobs. DO MOST IF NOT ALL QUESTS!
@@RidoDrago I'm good enough to handle gwd mobs but struggle to handle all the bosses comfortably. Combat level 107 iirc 76 ranged, 74 melee, 71 magic and waay too new for necromancy lol
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Thank you for making this helpful guide. I would add Death's Swiftness & Sunshine from The World Wakes quest to the Unlock Abilities section if you choose to use ranged or magic!
Looking for way more end game stuff.. any videos on this? Just coming back after just under a year break
I haven’t played since archeology released.. just logged in, it’s like a new game. Forgot what to do 😂 lost max cape and quest cape, think I could figure it out again ?
You can definitely get back into. Necromancy was pretty fun to train and play with. I definitely suggest trying it out
For #7 you say precise but i think you mean equilibrium.
You’re right. Equilibrium is bad for necromancy not precise. Corrected the video. Thanks!
Precise 6 ruthless 1 is best in slot for off hand weapon in necromancy. Precise with the other styles works best on main hand weapon.
Specifically disruption on nex ice prison doesn't work. It will work on the auto immediately after but from what I know disruption shield doesn't work on the "hard typless" damage of the ice prison hit itself.
ye disruption shield is a find out to know type of thing with certain hits. it works on telos so much power for example while thats also a heavy typeless hit but not on nex prison no.
Great video. Even though I have all this, I still learned a few useful tidbits.
If i die against a boss or die in a quest will i lose my gear?
No you don’t lose your gear. If you die you go to deaths office and pay a small fee to get your items back
@@SilencedRS OK thank you
If precise is a bad perk for my death guard, what are other options?
Precise is a good perk for necromancy, it's equilibrium that isn't very effective for necromancy. I made a mistake and said precise instead of equilibrium in the video. Sorry about that.
How long does it actually take to get into bossing
I would estimate around 15-25 days of playtime to complete all these goals on a brand new account. If you were really efficient you might be able to do it faster. There will be a lot of quests for curses and you will need to make some money for 95 prayer, 96 herblore and a good summoning level.
Which necromancy armor do you recommend?
Ideally the T95 first necromancer gear > T90 Deathdealer > T90 Deathwarden (Tank)
If you are new to bossing, the T90 tank gear can be decent. Also if you are having a tough time upgrading your deathdealer armour you can upgrade to T90 tank armour first then do the deathdealer tasks
what level invention for t90 necro gear and weapon?
You only need invention to augment and add perks to the gear. Having ancient gizmos at 85 invention is best but you can add some budget perks at lower levels
Archaeology is neede as well
The relics can definitely be helpful!
thx so much
For those people who do have these goals, but still suck at bossing, what other goals should we have in terms of skills/items to improve our bossing experience?
most important is getting better at the game tbh wich u do by just hitting bosses and learning the mechanics and ur rotation. theres 0 skills/items that are more important than that tbh. but vuln bombs would probs be the best tip i can give u since 10% more dmg means 10% less time u can fck up a mechanic.
Arch Glacor is a fantastic boss for learning pvm. you can choose the amount of mechanics and work on what you feel like you're struggling with. ie if you have trouble prayer flicking, set glacor to only use flurry, so you can practice identifying his attacks and switching prayers. also i'd highly recommend having certain prayers/abilities on comfortable keybinds so you dont have to worry about clicking all over the place/misclicking. on a side note, 99 firemaking is useful for bonfire buffs to max hp. having the bonfire upgrades at wars retreat is nice. archaology is also great for the relic powers. i have persistent rage so i always start combat with max adrenaline (also free heals if you have a break in combat with the regenerate ability.) fury of the small and conservation of energy are also great for maintaining adrenaline during a boss. im still fairly new to pvm myself, but these are a few things i've picked up and i hope its helpful
I would suggest starting to learn a few bosses. I just uploaded a video about beginner bosses that slowly introduce bossing mechanics to players. Arch glacor is the best because it introduces many different mechanics to deal with. Really you just need to pick a boss and die a dozen times while learning. Eventually you’ll get a hang of it! Good luck!
@@SilencedRSThank you.
@@huntermercier8427 Thank you.
What's necromancy?
New skill that came out end of 2023, its worth checking out!
Necromancy is the new combat style that released in August 2023. It was made really well and introduces each new ability slowly so the player gets a good grasp of every ability. Right now it is the strongest combat style and really fun to use
RS3 is too bloated and filled with dead content. Invention is fucking confusing to learn.
What do you find confusing about it?
@falloutguy8566 All the parts and gadgets and things. Literally too much
Google invention perks, you'll find optimized perks given on any situation and it will tell you exactly what you need for said perk, it's not that confusing if you research
@@ghosti79 those are just extra things you gotta ignore that bs honestly. Literally all you need to know about is siphons, disassembles, augmentators, and gizmos for your gear that’s literally it. Besides getting the components to put gizmos into your gear which the wiki has a whole guide on it’s not really too complicated honestly.
@@falloutguy8566Bro I'm 120 invent and that even sounds like a mouth full for me to hear for a "Runescape" standard gameplay. He's right it's too much for a game thats famous for being simple.
Nice video, timestamps on the bar would be useful
Added chapters!
First for once lol. I like your videos.
Glad you like them!
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