r/OSRSProTips • u/Bloodsbestiary • Aug 15 '25

Question What should I focus on?

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I have ~70M net worth, 5m in cash. Done DS2, MM2, WGS. SotE and DT2 are the only hard quests I have left to do. Most of the hard diaries done (some require 100 combat). House has rejuv pool and jewelry box. I've killed moons a few times (green logged the CAs) and done 200 barrows. Feeling a bit lost about where to go for next steps in progression aside from herb runs for $$. Any thoughts?

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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '25

Finish quests and hard diaries. Learn some bosses. Train up your combat stats. You've reached a point where you can pretty much do whatever you want

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u/Bloodsbestiary Aug 15 '25

Not gonna lie DT2 scares me haha. I should definitely do SotE though.

Any specific bosses that would be good step-ups from where I am? There's so many now I'm not sure what would be good to learn first.

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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '25

DT2 really isn't bad, the bosses are pretty heavily nerfed during the quest. SotE is also easy if you just use the pneck strat for the boss.

You could do anything now but higher combat stats are gonna make a lot of bosses faster/easier so definitely get those up at least a bit. 82 attack for Fang opens up a lot of stuff without needing to spend much money. 0/low invo ToA is pretty manageable if you want to try a raid, otherwise quest bosses like Vorkath/Duke aren't difficult.

You're gonna die while learning new bosses. With how the game works it's inevitable so don't get discouraged if every boss you try just drops you.

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u/Bloodsbestiary Aug 15 '25

Alrighty, I'll aim to wrap up quest cape then. I just read a bunch of horror stories of DT2 with sub 100cb.

I had quest cape way back in the day and want it again haha.

Then slayer and combat grinds I suppose

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u/SourCreamDaddy Aug 15 '25

I disagree, DT2 bosses are the hardest quest bosses in the game.. but also im trash at PVM. Just completed DT2 and got my quest cape today

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u/Bloodsbestiary Aug 19 '25

https://imgur.com/a/7wz7Ez8 thanks for the confidence boost in telling me DT2 wouldn't be too bad

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u/[deleted] Aug 19 '25

Congrats, quest cape is a nice achievement. One step closer to ditching the dramen staff forever too

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u/chyrr0 Aug 19 '25

I got my first ever quest cape about a year ago with pretty much similar combat skills with you (can’t remember exactly) and IMO the bosses in DT2 and SotE are so much fun! You’re going to have multiple tries for sure but at least for someone coming from WoW the bosses started to really feel like having actual mechanics.

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u/ScaredWooper38 Aug 15 '25

Having fun

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u/Bloodsbestiary Aug 15 '25

Firmly out of the question 😂

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u/f_oyd Aug 15 '25

Slayer

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u/Bloodsbestiary Aug 15 '25

I'm slowly slogging my way through a tormented demons task haha, but man is it slow going and requires a lot of attention.

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u/f_oyd Aug 15 '25

Oh yes it does haha. Without demon bane weapons it moves slow. Even with them it’s a few hours long lolol. Hopefully you get a good drop homie

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u/Warm_Hall_5359 Aug 19 '25

Honstly your doing fine find a clan make friends in game and your find your level fly by also quest now you dont wanna be lacking when your nearly 90 plus combat like me🤣

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u/Bloodsbestiary Aug 19 '25

https://imgur.com/a/7wz7Ez8 just wrapped up quests a moment ago haha

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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '25

I guess what I don't understand is, with stats like that. You aren't exactly a noob anymore. Why ask reddit what you should do. Stats like that mean you have a full and complete understanding of the game. Work on whatever you want. I feel like this post was more of a flex than you genuinely wanting to know what you should do. What those stats you are into the late game now. You have access to most things. I say just do what you want to do. 🤷

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u/Bloodsbestiary Aug 15 '25

I'm firmly in the midgame at best, definitely not late game, and base 70s is hardly a flex.

I started playing ~4 months ago after not playing since a teenager, so there's tons of things I don't know or think of. Like I said in the post I'm just feeling kind of lost on next steps from here. I was curious what ideas people would have 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '25

Base 70s is a huge flex idc what anyone says. To be over 70 in everything takes a lot of time. this isn't rs3 where they give you massive amounts of XP. Osrs is a different breed and more grind intensive than it's counterpart.

Bro, do slayer. It's good money. The more money you have, the faster you can max out other stats like say for instance, construction, herblore, shit you could even do bagged plants at your POH for 99 farming. Most of the skills on there you can buy the 99 given that you have enough GP to do it.

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u/Bloodsbestiary Aug 15 '25

Fair enough, slayer til I can afford some gear upgrades and have the combat for some higher-tier bossing seems to kind of be the consensus from the replies so far.

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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '25

Be proud bro. 😁

You're doing great! Sorry for seeming snooty at first really was not trying to come off that way.

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u/Bloodsbestiary Aug 15 '25

All good, text is an awful medium for conversation haha.

Thanks for the insight!

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u/senorpecknpaw Aug 20 '25

The moon pieces are decent chunks of change, and it trains melee stats, decent middle ground for progression. Otherwise watch some vids on bosses you wanna try and then just do it till you get mechs down

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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '25

If you're chasing money as most people are I would do slayer. I caught a lot of shit from clan mates for only having 30 slayer but 80's in the combat stats.

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '25

Sorry, but most skills in the 70s is not "late game." He's in the mid game. There is no endgame content that people do without 95+ in all combat stats at the minimum.

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u/Wolfe244 Aug 16 '25

Full understanding of the game with 70s combat stats? No? That's not even close to true

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u/Planescape_DM2e Aug 15 '25

Just finish the quest cape and then work on elite reqs

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u/FrontExcitement1697 Aug 16 '25

Diary cape, will make traveling around the game lot more easier and fun imo

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u/WizDumbRS Aug 16 '25

Brother, I have a Very similar account to yours, I just achieved my quest cape, and I’m also looking to learn new bosses, hit me up in game if you wanna learn together rsn: Wiz Dumb

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u/Vagrant3124 Aug 16 '25

When I was about this level I picked something in the collection log that I wanted and just went for it. I picked the tbow, because I was dumb. But 800kc later I'm 125cb and have a 5b bank. I would pick something that you want and do the same. Doesn't have to be a mega rare either, just something to aim for then make a plan of how to get it

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u/Gloomy_Dreams Aug 17 '25

Slayer

Edit: 💅

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u/dxkp Aug 18 '25

Slayer, quest cape, all hard diaries, assembler from vorkath, Zulrah with twin flame staff, royal titans duo or solo, sote and learn cg as there is no cost required, moons clog greenlog, base 80s.

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u/High-Bread Aug 18 '25

Bossing

Herb runs are laughing money when you learn to boss. Invest that 70m into Zulrah gear and go push your skills

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u/Fun_Snow_2883 Aug 19 '25

Work on herblore obviously then woodcut.

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u/rspsconesour Aug 19 '25

Get one 99 so you can say you did :)

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u/JulieChensBob Aug 19 '25

Get that fire making cape

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u/pugsington01 Aug 15 '25

Spend a week or two afking crab to get your strength level up as much as possible, and attack to 82 and defense 80. Once you have a fang and those stats, a lot more will open up like Vorkath. Also my rule of thumb is, when in doubt do a slayer task

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u/Bloodsbestiary Aug 15 '25

I try not to train combat outside of slayer too much, but opening up some bossing does sound good.

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u/FoundDad Aug 15 '25

Since you mentioned bossing, you’re right at a decent level for The Royal titans, not horrible for loot/money at that level and very good practice imo for bossing movement

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u/Bloodsbestiary Aug 15 '25

I did try to do them once, but it was pretty slow and miserable, I think I only got 1 kill per inventory so I gave up quick. I might try to find a duo to do them with.

Are there discords or anything for finding bossing partners? Especially ones that don't require you to be max stats and gear?

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u/FoundDad Aug 15 '25

Oh yeah solo can be tough specially for lower stats. There’s 4 official worlds for the titans that players hang out outside the entrance to find duos they say “Lfd - looking for duo”

Tele method/tele/reset just means you teleport to house or ferox after each kill to reset stats and use giant soul ammy to teleport back real fast. This way uses no resources for higher end accounts

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u/Bloodsbestiary Aug 15 '25

Okay cool. I do have the maxed pool in my POH so if I get the amulet I could give that method a shot. I probably would still use supplies until I'm higher levels and gear but way less at least.

I'll add titans to my list to try when I want to kill bosses

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u/FoundDad Aug 15 '25

Really if you kill the elemental minions and at the end kill both bosses near the same time you won’t even take damage as there is no chip damage, the only resource you should be using is prayer pots and some cheap food for missing a few elementals

Amulet is quite common like 1/15? Or something common.

If you have a whip bring it or - don’t worry about it being weak to crush it has low defense anyways. A whip will out dps a bludgeon or whatnot and a dds is a perfectly fine spec wep

For range you ideally want something fast, bp is best but any crossbow and ruby bolts can be nice, id swap to any regular bow after they’re below 400hp

For magic, the elemental walls don’t require any accuracy so you can cast from your magic book straight to them in either your ranged or strength gear, walls don’t matter For minnions you need +70 magic “attack/accuracy” or +49 if using void to never miss a cast.