Three years ago, Jagex made the decision to close down Old School Runescape Bounty Hunter due to poor design that heavily favored gold farmers. This resulted in thousands of PKers quitting the game. However, the long-awaited revival of Bounty Hunter is finally here, and we couldn't be more excited. In this guide, we'll share our experiences and strategies for successful PKing in the new Bounty Hunter update . Preparing for the Update We start by gathering at the Fair Oaks Enclave, eagerly awaiting the update. As the countdown reaches its final moments, we can't help but admire the beauty of the new Bounty Hunter. Once geared up and ready, we enter the arena and are instantly transported to one of many spawn locations. Exploring the New Bounty Hunter In our first few encounters, we score a beautiful kill on our target, earning an esoteric emblem. These emblems can be upgraded ten times by killing targets within Bounty Hunter. The Video of Lethal Strikes (VLS) proves to be
With the recent release of the third Old School RuneScape raid, an astonishing combat training method has emerged, revolutionizing the way players can gain experience. This newfound technique allows for an astounding 1.7 million Attack experiences per hour. The community is abuzz with discussions about the damage experience multiplier on Zebak , a formidable crocodile boss located in the Tombs of Amascut. This article delves into the intricacies of this method and explores the opinions surrounding its impact on the game. The Zebak Method: Unleashing Unprecedented Combat XP For those unaware, the Zebak Method involves leveraging the team scaling mechanics in expert-level raids to maximize combat experience gains. Seasoned raid enthusiasts have devised a complex strategy utilizing alternate accounts to perform special attack transfers to their main accounts. By executing non-stop special attacks on Zebak, players can acquire significantly more experience than what was previously attainab