When people go main

[Fremnik 220]

Ok so for some reason a lot of people have gone main recently....

 

Let me make this clear to you, it is 10x easier to make a main from scratch than it is to make a zerk from scratch...

 

Training with 40-50 def slows down xp and opportunities that make training much slower....Think about getting the early levels of a zerk account.... now think about how much faster you get them when you don't have to worry about quests and the speed at which having those levels faster effects how fast you get future levels creating a compounding effect of being much faster/easier.

 

STOP TURNING PK ACC'S MAIN YOU WILL REGRET IT DOWN THE ROAD!!!

 

Summary: It's easier to make a new main than to make a new zerk. Don't be lazy and change your zerk to main, afk nmz on your zerk, while you train a new main. That simple

[RNG 27]

^^^^^^^

 

T H I S

 

happened to me 2 times and always regretted.

[Ebony Chins 130]

rip G R A N I T

[Grabbin 591]

Turned my old range tank (95 def, 95 range, 75 att, 70 str) into a main like a year ago. Worst decision ever lmao

[Veng Speeeed 471]

Queers

[E92 94]

Queers

[Wutang 103]

Yeah but it's always easier to max a main from 45 defence than restarting from scratch. Why the hell would i waste 3 other months when i could just take 2 weeks to get 45 def to 99? Time is also a factor why people are switching from tanks/zerkers to mains.

[Fremnik 220]

It is obviously quite easier but you can save the zerk acc by making a new one while you afk the zerk. The main you only need to train to 70 atk and 43 pray before you can nmz? Time is a factor but the moment you get bored of being a main you just lost A LOT of time. Makin a zerk/tank twice < making a main once.

[Joseph 639]

So fucking trueeee, I never understand why anyone would

[Sybren 2,255]

this is so fking true

 

a lot of people go down that road and regret it in the end - especially because they then realize how stupid it was to turn a pure/zerk/tank into a main.

[KingReptar 99]

it really is true that it is faster then starting a zerk/tank over.