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The NEW Mastering Mixology Guide - BEST Methods for Fast Rewards

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Storyline / Context

  • The video covers the Mixology mini-game in Old School RuneScape (or a similar RPG context), emphasizing efficient potion refining and fast rewards.
  • A recent update changed the scoring system—specifically the bonuses for handing in multiple potions at once—so older guides are less useful.

Core Update (What Changed)

Hand-in bonuses now make “batching” more important:

  • Hand in 2 potions: +20% more points
  • Hand in 3 potions: +40% more points

This bonus structure alters which strategies are optimal, and the video claims previously “best” methods are now largely outdated.

Gameplay Flow (How the Mini-game Is Played)

  1. Use the Refiner to create the required paste (using herbs / unfinished potion inputs).
  2. Use the Hopper (deposit/store) to prepare for potion-making.
  3. In the crafting interface, complete the required potion set for the order you receive.
  4. Turn in orders to earn points.
  5. Collect digweeds that spawn in the corner during/after completions, then add them to Mix-a-Lot potions for extra points.

Key Tools / QoL Mentioned

  • Download and use the “Mastering Mixology” plugin, which:
    • Shows which elements are needed per potion
    • Automatically expands recipe acronyms
    • Highlights the correct table based on your inventory
    • Includes progress-speed tricks (see below)

Speed-Up / Micro-Optimization Tips

While waiting for progress indicators:

  • For some actions: wait for 5 pumps, then click
  • For others: use the plugin to wait until it turns green and follow the correct interaction
  • One method mentioned: spam click to speed up

Additional “bug-like” trick (may be temporary or patched):

  • Click twice quickly (roughly one tick apart) to speed up the rest of the progress

Golden Rules (Applies to All Methods Shown)

  • If Mix-a-Lot appears in your order:
    • Make all three potions, even if you would normally skip some.
    • The video describes Mix-a-Lot as giving far more points, and the 3-potion hand-in bonus stacks with it.
  • Whenever digweeds spawn:
    • Always grab them and add them to Mix-a-Lot to increase points further.

Best Methods (and Strategy Differences)

Method 1 (Simple, High Frequency)

  • Make every potion in the order except the AAA potion.
  • If you’re unsure what goes where:
    • The video demonstrates selecting only the non-AAA potions and turning those in.

Tradeoffs

  • Pros: simple; strong points overall
  • Cons: less control over the Mox vs. Li point balance (more “balanced distribution” rather than optimized toward higher Li); can leave you with “too much” of certain components compared to later methods.

Method 2 (Slightly Better Balance / More Orders per Hour)

Based on Method 1, with extra exclusions:

  • Do not make AAA
  • If both Triple M and AAA appear:
    • Follow priority rules so you can avoid one
    • The video highlights making Triple M over AAA when both show up—while still following the Mix-a-Lot rule.

Tradeoffs

  • Pros:
    • You complete more orders per hour (because you make fewer potion types per order)
    • Can improve overall efficiency and increase chances for digweed bonuses
    • Removes certain lower-value potion choices (single-element and low-value patterns)
  • Cons:
    • Less consistent 2- or 3-potion hand-ins, which reduces boosted points
    • Slightly worse point distribution versus Method 3

Method 3 (“Best Method / Cream of the Crop”)

Core idea:

  • Don’t rely on a fixed “always skip X” rule.
  • Instead, read the order’s letters (the top-left 9-letter pattern) and count Ls, Ms, and As to decide what to make.

Soft Rule A — prioritize Ls / multi-potions / sometimes allow AAA

  • Generally avoid AAA, but:
    • Make AAA when it’s paired with two strong multi-potions that contain lots of Ls
    • The boosted Li-over-time can outweigh the extra auga cost

Soft Rule B — when A is heavy, reduce potion count

  • If the order has a lot of A’s (5+ A’s):
    • Make only one potion (typically the middle one or the one that best fits your desired L/M distribution)
  • If A is moderate and the other parts are strong multi-potions:
    • You may still make 2 or 3 potions

Method execution (practical logic shown)

  • Orders are assessed by composition:
    • More L-heavy orders and multi-potions tend to be worth the boosted points
  • The video provides examples where:
    • AAA is sometimes worth it
    • AAA is skipped when the L quantity is too low
  • Claimed outcome:
    • This approach targets consistently strong Li gains (with examples including 70+ point turn-ins and very high “best feeling” orders)

Reward / Time Expectations (From the Video’s Estimates)

Target completion times (claiming under 15 hours total):

  • Goggles: ~2 hours
  • Pouch: ~3 hours
  • Amulet: ~1.5 hours
  • Storage: under 4 hours
  • Chugging barrel: ~3–4 hours (noted as part of the total)
  • Outfit: just over 2 hours

Total claim: under 15 hours

Aldoran / currency rate mentioned:

  • About 55 per hour
  • If you get goggles + amulet, up to 48 (wording implies the same currency-rate context)

Gamers / Sources Featured

  • JAGX is credited as making the update mentioned in the video.
  • No other named gamers/creators/sources are explicitly featured in the provided subtitles.

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