So the uber areas are MLvl110...

[Ax2Grind]

So the uber areas are MLvl110...

Obviously you don't want to wait until you're CLvl98 to do organ runs, but at the same time doing them at 90 doesn't seem wise, either, given how much experience is to be had. I concluded the best level to start doing them is 94, but I might be wrong, so I figured I'd get everyone's opinion.

What's the best level to start organ runs?

 

[Alywin]

I won't rely on the uber areas for experience and item runs because:

1. Probably there is very few, if any, public games available for better experience and lower no-drop chances.

2. Even if you are happy with soloing, it is relatively time-consuming to collect keys to do a vast amout of "runs" repeatedly.

3. IIRC, the normal monsters there can only give ilvl83(?) items, not able to drop the rarest items. And of course, the uber bosses cannot give any boss drops, excluding the organs and the hellfire charm.

 

[RTB]

Obviously you don't want to wait until you're CLvl98 to do organ runs, but at the same time doing them at 90 doesn't seem wise, either, given how much experience is to be had. I concluded the best level to start doing them is 94, but I might be wrong, so I figured I'd get everyone's opinion.

The area_lvl is 83 for the new areas. The ubers are Mlvl 110.

 

[Frosty_The_Snowman]

Obviously you don't want to wait until you're CLvl98 to do organ runs, but at the same time doing them at 90 doesn't seem wise, either, given how much experience is to be had. I concluded the best level to start doing them is 94, but I might be wrong, so I figured I'd get everyone's opinion.

What's the best level to start organ runs?

I've successfully solo'ed the 6 über-bosses with my Paladin with very average gear at Level 83... It was my first try, and I didn't even died once

- Frosty

 

[Ax2Grind]

D'oh!

The area_lvl is 83 for the new areas. The ubers are Mlvl 110.

This would explain why we weren't getting very much experience, just the other way around. Alright, I misunderstood what I read before, thanks.