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In F2P, melee has Rune Armour, Range has Green Dragonhide and what does Magic have?

Zamorak robe which gives +2 magic
Wizard robe which gives +3 magic
Wizard hat which gives +2
Amulet of magic which gives +10 magic
Elemental staff's which give +10 magic

In full magic gear including weapon, the bonus is 27+ Magic attack, that is 3 less attack bonus than what the Green D'hide set gives to range alone, not counting the coif, the bow or Amulet of accuracy.

If you add Bryophyta's staff, that add's 15+ magic, only 5+ more than the cheaper elemental staff's.

Although F2P now has Teleblock which is great, Magic is often neglected at higher levels in the Wilderness because its pointless with how bad the attack bonus is, the only viable time to use Magic is at the super lower levels. It also disparages people from making Magic based builds in the game.

Aesthetically this looks horrible too, why would anyone want to walk around with Red and Blue Robes on, or worse, using the Black Robes why would anyone want to wear the mismatching Black for the robe and the Wizard hat?

F2P needs a better set of armour that rivals the Green D'Hide to balance out the combat triangle and to make Magic a more viable offensive tool.

F2P needs either Xerican or Mystics to make Magic a viable and more useful tool in PVM and the Wilderness, doing this will also improve the strength of the combat triangle as currently Magic is a very unviable method for Pking or PVMing at higher levels.

I am a recreational Pker who uses a 1 Prayer Rune Pure to PK, and magic is the most under utilised tools in the Wilderness, even in full Rune and no magic defensive armour I am not afraid of fighting those who dare to use Magic and see them at easy pickings for free Runes.

Please consider adding better Magic armour to make the Combat triangle more fair and to make Magic more viable and aesthetically pleas

12-Dec-2022 01:01:53 - Last edited on 12-Dec-2022 01:03:33 by Not2dayDeath

Not2dayDeath

Why did I post this?

I play both F2P and Members, my F2P account being my "main" and my members account being an UIM that I use only training Slayer as a self-imposed restriction account.

My F2P main is currently a lower level because I am intending on making it High strength, High defense, high magic and 30 attack. The only thing from stopping me training is how terrible the armour is and the lack of incentive in actually obtaining it. There is no skill to obtain these robes, the most difficult thing being Bryophyta's staff and creating a Amulet of Magic.

There is a loyal F2P community and it's sad to see one point of the combat triangle neglected for unknown reasons.

Teridax

Not2dayDeath

Teridax said:
No support I like that standard robes are the best in f2p it helps give it an iconic look

Adding armour that is beneficial for PVP and PVM does not retract away from "Fashionscape" and also the armours I mentioned all have defense requirements so your "iconic look" would still be around for pures.

If aesthetic was more important than usability then Dragon med helm would be the greatest helmet in game. It doesn't work that way.

I appreciate your input but I fail to see how it has any foundation to hold more weight than what I presented.

Teridax

Alright then let�s talk about the actual stats, adding more armor would do nothing for magic, it�s already HIGHLY accurate, and OP in F2P. There really isn�t a need for more squishy robes that won�t protect any against melee and ranged anyway.

Not2dayDeath

Teridax said:
Alright then let�s talk about the actual stats, adding more armor would do nothing for magic, it�s already HIGHLY accurate, and OP in F2P. There really isn�t a need for more squishy robes that won�t protect any against melee and ranged anyway.

You are actually wrong.

I gave an example of how magic is not OP past a certain level, being someone who Pk's strictly on F2P , magic drops off in effectiveness at around lvl 40 as Range becomes more powerful and the pures have more KO power. I Pk as a 1 prayer rune pure and I usually don't remove my armour as my magic level is enough defense to cause splashes as it is.

Also you don't need that high of a magic level while wearing typical pure gear for magic to mostly splash. Considering Range is the most dominant form of combat in f2p pvp, it nullifies your argument that magic is OP because range beats magic in the combat triangle to begin with.

Magic at higher lvls is completely useless, you will not see ANYONE using it as a genuine attempt to PK people, although Teleblock is f2p now, nobody uses it because of the consistent splashes in magic, and this is because of the trash f2p magic gear.

But having actual productive f2p magic armour is mainly for the higher levels, not low lvl pure combat as most pures will not get def levels to wear it, adding magic armour will benefit high lvl pvp and pvm.

I believe your argument holds no ground, you have given no direct opposition to what I said.

Although F2P now has Teleblock which is great, Magic is often neglected at higher levels in the Wilderness because its pointless with how bad the attack bonus is, the only viable time to use Magic is at the super lower levels. It also disparages people from making Magic based builds in the game.

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