A few quick questions regarding crossbows if someone has the time.

Are repeaters worth it for training purposes? Or do you really not gain much benefit over a single loader to train? I ask because I don't really know the mechanics of them (IE does a 4 bolt repeater just have a 28 - 34 second  load time and you auto load 4 bolts? or do you load them one at a time? or does it fire multiple bolts at once such as throwing blades, or is it aim and one shot then aim again). I just want to know before I drop a few thousand plat on one whether or not its going to increase my learning speed by making more bolts get fired in a shorter timeframe, or if even with a repeater am I going to end up just loading a single bolt, aiming and shooting... also do they tend to be 9/10 base or 8/9 base.

Also, does anyone know of a shop (or trader) that regularly sells pulzones or some sort of ammo? I know for bows that ammo tends to be the bigger modifier on damage and training, so I assume for crossbows its the same, however, I have an awful habit of wandering off without all my bolts and I hate combing through all the tables and shops one place at a time to find more... That makes quadrellos out of the question since they're obscenely expensive, but I will gladly drop a few hundred plat for some pulzones and risk wandering off.

Thanks in advance.

Just the answer I was looking for, thanks much.

makes the crossbow have a longbows load time for a few shots. Be nice if they shaved a second or two off the PUSH timer

"Burn him! Burn him!" You hear the cries echo around you as everyone in the vicinity suddenly moves away, giving you a wide berth! It goes without saying you'll be wanted for forbidden practices in The Rakash Village.

>Does anyone know if that's still a viable method? Even with the current RT based learning mechanics, you should still get a decent amount of exp that way, and then swap to a regular bow?

I do this on occasion in slower hunting grounds, then reload it in between spawns.

3 shoulder slots is alot to use but...sling 3 loaded over the shoulders, and two in the hands....5 snapshots for quick training.