Afk method for accuracy

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Afk method for accuracy
With the removal of the /tutorial turrets method, is there any way one can safely do afk training? Where do you guys do it?
Tutorial is removed?
Nope, still works.
Quote Originally Posted by Millionz View Post
With the removal of the /tutorial turrets method
I might be the source of that false information and someone proved me that I was wrong:
Yup, totally stopped working



Found on reddit, that ain't me.
Quote Originally Posted by Zasx View Post
But accuracy=hits/shots so that must be fake, wizards don't even have piercing weapon. Let alone someone would actually find exactly 1 million enemies on a row
Quote Originally Posted by CrazyJani View Post
But accuracy=hits/shots so that must be fake, wizards don't even have piercing weapon. Let alone someone would actually find exactly 1 million enemies on a row
No Idle Time
AutoFire

brb sleep.
Quote Originally Posted by CrazyJani View Post
But accuracy=hits/shots so that must be fake, wizards don't even have piercing weapon. Let alone someone would actually find exactly 1 million enemies on a row
Also known as spellbombs
To elaborate, spell bombs are like extra credit for accuracy. They can't bring your percentage down but they can increase it.
People think it was removed because they said they removed "Accuracy farming from targets in guild hall" or something similar, different than the tutorial turrets.
Quote Originally Posted by CrazyJani View Post
But accuracy=hits/shots so that must be fake, wizards don't even have piercing weapon. Let alone someone would actually find exactly 1 million enemies on a row
Late response, but loved this. Made me laugh. I like thinking I try to include Constructive Criticism, but I have none for this.
Quote Originally Posted by jakerofl View Post
Accuracy farming from targets in guild hall
Who would've even done it that way? Tutorial turrets are better
anyone can explain me what is this afk method?
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