Sorry, not sorry. Recently got my cape and I guess sharing my experience and thoughts on the journey. Did it the “right” way running dps gear and learning to flick/alternate. Like anyone else it was hard at the start but when you really take the time to learn it it really does start to feel pretty easy. Waves become super easy when you know what you’re doing. You thought wearing justi and bulwark running around pillars was easy? Wait until you get a spooned wave 63, where all you had to do was alternate between a Mager and blob who spawned on the same side as you. Or, a Mager spawning beside you that you can corner trap and flick melee, against a meleer coming towards you for free. Best part is this let’s you get a 1 and a half hour cape instead of 4 + hours! You also thought sitting around for HP regen or SGS was great? Wait until you find out you can phantom barrage small blobs for all your hp back at end of waves to get to full or nearly full HP. Supply issues? Wait until you find out that if you actually learn the inferno you barely need to use anything until wave 60+.Inferno is difficult but isn’t impossible when you learn it the way it was intended. As for people who brute force and say “my cape is as good as yours.” No, it isn’t. Tell a boss you do a job for in which you cut corners, didn’t do as instructed, just barely completed the job and prayed for a Hail Mary, “a job done is a job done.” Its home cooked meal vs frozen tv dinner. We both ate but your meal was not as good as mine. The quality isn’t there and since you don’t know how to cook what I did you can’t replicate it to say you can cook what I cook.People also make excuses like I don’t have time to learn it the right way then brute force for a 4 hour cape lol. I work a full time job and just sent at night after the gym after work and doing all I needed to do for the day. If you’ve done a first time fire cape, you got time. If you can skill for hours, you got time, if you can boss for hours you got time.As mentioned before just sharing my thoughts on my experience and journey as well as comments I commonly saw while researching. To be concise, you can do the inferno, do it the right way. You learn a lot and will definitely be able to tackle other content going from here! via /r/2007scape https://ift.tt/LTZBvh6
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