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Which Skill?

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Hi Tip it community,

 

Just wondering, I have a question on which 99 skill I should achieve. I am looking for the most fastest and productive out of these 4 skills. The skills are Fletching, Cooking, Thieving, and Firemaking. I have a low amount of cash, about 2M, but I could make some more.

 

Thank You,

 

Mnms14

Go for thieving.. It is very fast using Pyramid Plunder, will cost you no money (besides food, anti-poisons, ect.), and is usually less common than Fletching or Cooking..

 

 

 

If.. You really MUST have a 99.. Which isn't too fun grinding away for..

~Zackdt

 

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Fastest and Productive...

 

Fastest would be fletching, productive would be fishing and theiving.

 

I'd go with fishing for both...

 

Theiving if you like pyramid plunder till your crazy.

If you want a 99, don't go for it just to have a 99, have something that you like, and something you don't see on every player.

~ Proud Father ~ Proud (Currently Deployed) Army National Guardsmen ~ Proud Lakota ~ Retired Tip.It Crew ~
 

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Thank you guys, you have been very helpful :).

Hunter, it's fast once you get to red chins, and you can either sell the red chins for alot of money, or get a ton of range exp.

 

 

 

But out of your choices, probably Thieving

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nRs"]Hunter, it's fast once you get to red chins, and you can either sell the red chins for alot of money, or get a ton of range exp.

 

 

 

But out of your choices, probably Thieving

 

 

 

I don't think chinchompas are as fast as you say... At the red chinchompas it's often packed with people. If you want really fast hunter experience, I'd suggest salamanders, but you won't make money...

 

Anyways I wouldn't just go for a 99 just to have one, pick a skill you like and it'll be much more fun then just grinding for one.

fire making will costs you around 1.7m

 

but is boring to light 180.000+ willows

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fire making will costs you around 1.7m

 

but is boring to light 180.000+ willows

 

 

 

And is also 100% totally pointless.

~ Proud Father ~ Proud (Currently Deployed) Army National Guardsmen ~ Proud Lakota ~ Retired Tip.It Crew ~
 

Id say... fishing.

 

Relatively fast when high enougg and obviously all profit.Can get ur cookign up while you fish to!

 

Although nor fastest, but its productive.

 

 

 

If you want a fully profitable skill, woodcutting is your thing!

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firemaking isn't totally pointless. Theres pyreing, some quests use it, its cool when you burn magic logs, and the cape looks cool.

Firemaking is acctually pointless, the cape just tells other people, 'Yea... i just wasted 2M on willows and spent 2 MONTHS burning them, and all i got was this cape!' -.-

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If you just want a 99 get theiving, it's cheap and not as many people have it but it's still fast xp.

 

 

 

But you should really get 99 in a skill that you can enjoy. People will respect that more.

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This is Tipit. There is nothing more important than being right.

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Woodcutting!

 

 

 

Its not buyable, cool emote, profitable, and a little more respect. Go for one you think is fun and NEVER get a 99 to just have one.

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