ThurMan

I get annoyed by many things in runescape: Firstly, i'm not trying to generalise but most higher leveled players (110+) seem to think that they rule the game and should get preferential treatment from other lower leveled players. Like, oh my god there's a 130 coming, Don't kill that monster, let the high leveler have it. I have found over the years that the lower leveled players tend to be the nicer players who actually realise it's a game where you are supposed to interact with other players. Secondly, I get annoyed when people lie about their stats, I am quite a trustworthy person so if someone tells me they have 80 odd range i'll believe them and say "wow, nice". Then i'll realise that they are hitting quite low, so I decide to look them up. Ooh, 53 range or whatever. I don't care what levels you have, most of mine are really low, there's no point in lying to make yourself sound better. Following on from this, I also hate when someone asks me my range level and i'll tell them, 88. "Say it using quickchat, I don't believe you!". Why would I lie!? Do I have something to prove to you, no. Finally, going back to player's with high levels. I always find that they call me a noob. Yes, i'm only 90 combat blah blah and my stats are lower, but i've been playing for at least 5 years! Fair enough, I spend a lot of time walking round doing nothing and just trying out new things without power leveling, but I am certainly not a noob and shouldn't be called it by someone jsut because they are higher than me.

I think that cooking is the fastest, no doubt, but I would say that Fletching is the easiest overall. This is taking into account cost, as you can buy it to a certain extent and you can get your money back and gain a small profit (stringing yews). I also think that the melee skills are reasonably easy and give a greater incentive to train, being able to hit higher and more frequently makes me want to train more, whereas training Firemaking for example, although is quite easy doesn't really give me any incentive apart from the cape.