Hey,
I've been pking on and off for many years now, and never really felt like I've improved in any way. I've tried a lot of different builds but I feel like I always get outskilled by other people in my level bracket. I think the most success I've found in pking was with an obby mauler, even then my KD was probably in the 0.X level.
Without further a do, my question is:
What would be the easiest way to get started in pking, a build, a level bracket, a way of pking, literally any tips are appreciated. I currently own a maxed 60 attack zerker, though people have been saying that 75 attack would be more beneficial for someone who is starting to learn pking (correct me if I'm wrong!). I also own few lower level pures, but I can go about creating any build.
If anyone is willing to actually give me coaching in pking, I wouldn't mind that either. I've also been trying to watch a lot of zerker pk commentaries and implement some of the mechanics and all into my own pking, and that really helped me in understanding 1 ticking etc.
Side note: I know that practice makes perfect, but I feel that after losing about 50 zerker sets in the past two days I should've atleast in some way learned from my mistakes, but I still keep dying consistantly.
I've been pking on and off for many years now, and never really felt like I've improved in any way. I've tried a lot of different builds but I feel like I always get outskilled by other people in my level bracket. I think the most success I've found in pking was with an obby mauler, even then my KD was probably in the 0.X level.
Without further a do, my question is:
What would be the easiest way to get started in pking, a build, a level bracket, a way of pking, literally any tips are appreciated. I currently own a maxed 60 attack zerker, though people have been saying that 75 attack would be more beneficial for someone who is starting to learn pking (correct me if I'm wrong!). I also own few lower level pures, but I can go about creating any build.
If anyone is willing to actually give me coaching in pking, I wouldn't mind that either. I've also been trying to watch a lot of zerker pk commentaries and implement some of the mechanics and all into my own pking, and that really helped me in understanding 1 ticking etc.
Side note: I know that practice makes perfect, but I feel that after losing about 50 zerker sets in the past two days I should've atleast in some way learned from my mistakes, but I still keep dying consistantly.
If you can think of any way to help me, you can leave comments on here for others to see aswell, pm me or add me on Skype!
Thanks in advance!







































