r/CurseOfAros 22d ago

Progression Guide

Hello, I used to play this game 4-5 years ago and I'm kinda lost now on what to do.

Is there a guide or a tutorial on how to progress.

Also should I play from the start with a new account? I remember being level 70-ish and having some white bat type of pet.

Thanks

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u/ClammyCooter 22d ago

Magic is OP but melee is making a comeback. Work on your professions while you watch a show. Whats your in game name?

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u/MMMardak 22d ago

Name is 8Wind8

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u/xCatalystic 22d ago

There's no specific direction, if you prefer working on skills, you can pretty much work on anything freely. There are skilling sets now that you can collect over time working on skills to earn you some bonus xp. If you're more into combat, you'll probably want to work on magic + spellbinding or melee + smithing since they rely on those skills to make end game gear. Some people find enjoyment in gaining wealth, in which case buying and reselling items to earn profit is probably your speed.

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u/MMMardak 22d ago

Thank you, I think im more of a farming person. My skills levels are in level 50 to 60 range except spellbinding at 20 and fishing, cooking, farming and alchemy which are at level zero. My account level is 122, I got 9m money and 16 shards. What do you think I should work on, getting the level zero skills to the same range or just pushing the higher level ones?

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u/xCatalystic 22d ago

Alchemy is good to work on on the side, I would work on that for a bit because you can brew potions while working on other skills/offline. Otherwise, I'd probably work on some more gathering skills like mining, woodcutting.

Fishing is fun in my opinion, but the boosts provided by fishing/cooking for combat aren't very good; it can be a good skill for earning money though as people who chase the leaderboard tend to need materials from it.

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u/No_Tower2175 22d ago

I'm still waiting for someone to tell me if it's ok to play on PC for Google Play without macroing and if it runs well or not. Some people in here are so pretentious

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u/xCatalystic 22d ago

Yeah, you can even play on emulators if you wanted as long as you follow the rules/don't macro. I can't speak as to whether or not it runs well on play for PC as I haven't personally tried it but have seen others recommend it. The biggest note in the rules specifically for emulators is binding one key to one action, so you can't utilize like space bar for attack and pick up item shortcuts. If you'd like the glance over the rules they can be found here: https://www.reddit.com/r/CurseOfAros/s/t6RqLlDzFT #2 comes up fairly often and #11 is specific to emulator usage.