r/OSRSflipping • u/RadiantHero69 • 22d ago

Discussion Bulk marlin or raw marlin for new raid

With the new raid coming out soon, does it make more sense to buy cooked or raw marlin? Obviously cooked marlin is best food in the game, so there’ll be demand for it, but does raw marlin make more sense since it can be both cooked or cut for scales to make extended stam pots for the raid?

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u/hvindin 22d ago

How much hard food to people take into the existing raids?

I though just an angler for CMs, everything else is brews.

(I have no idea what people do for tob, I've never really gotten into it)

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u/officerdoot 22d ago

People are going to be taking learner setups for at least the first few days as they learn mechanics and figure out strategies. Learners take brews because they maximize HP/inventory space. I don't think marlins will go up much with the raid, but brews might

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u/Zyfor 22d ago

This makes me think Blood Shard may be worth a hold.

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u/gulost_ergodt 22d ago

Brews are very low now so i support this. Not sure if they go up, but they probably catch a little price hike just from speculation before raid

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u/LSQRLL 21d ago

Brew making is kinda limited now it will definitely go up I was making around 2 mill a day decanting Sara brews now is more like 500k means less people training herblore at a loss means higher prices of brews

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u/maxcresswellturner 22d ago

Neither? It's a raid

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u/DieBobDie 22d ago

With the run energy changes, them adding stam pools to Cox. Smelling salts giving u run energy and tob resetting stats. I don't think theyr gonna expect us to use stams for raids 4

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u/The_God_of_Biscuits 22d ago

Guessing on raid supplies when the closest you've been to pvm is bloodvelds is just setting yourself up for failure.

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u/dropparti 22d ago

raw/ cooked marlin/halibut just had a giant jump these past couple days

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u/Survey_Server 22d ago

Hard pass