99 Cooking Method

[FrostyGrunt]

I want to get 99 Cooking after I reach my goal of 99 Fishing, and here's what I understand as the best cost/speed method.

 

 

 

Lobs to 90 ---> Monks to 94 ---> Sharks to 99.

 

 

 

But I was wondering if Swordfish made any noticable difference in the XP or GP return rate? I would think Swordfish sell better in F2P so I'm worried I'll have a harder time selling more cooked lobs than I would if I used Swordfish from 81 to 90 instead of just Lobs to 90.

 

 

 

Any advice or just speculation is appreciated, and for the record yes I have Cooking Gauntlets. =]

[killerbeer0]

Well if you don't mind using a campfire the rogues den bank is the best place to do it by far. Cooking guild (if you can bank in it) is a close second.

[FrostyGrunt]

Why is the Rogue's Den so special?

[Vulxai]

Why is the Rogue's Den so special?

 

The bank (it's actually one of those guy's that walk around banks) walks around right by a log fire, it's very close.

[FrostyGrunt]

Oh sweet. =]

 

 

 

I've only been down there once and never noticed it.

 

 

 

[stupid question alert!] So the log fire is constant right, not like log fires made by players?

[Vulxai]

Oh sweet. =]

 

 

 

I've only been down there once and never noticed it.

 

 

 

[stupid question alert!] So the log fire is constant right, not like log fires made by players?

 

 

 

Correct, no relighting ever neccessary.

[deletemeplease]

When I checked the prices, about three weeks ago, I found this. ( You should re-check it )

 

Lobsters to 99 loss: 5.3M

 

Swordfish to 99 loss: 4.5M

 

 

 

Let's see, less loss, more xp, I highly recommend changing those lobsters to swordfish, but the others fish look like good levels to cook them at.

 

 

 

 

 

EDIT --- As for the fire there. Keep in mind it is rumored that you burn more when cooking in afire, as to cooking on a range.

[Vulxai]

When I checked the prices, about three weeks ago, I found this. ( You should re-check it )

 

Lobsters to 99 loss: 5.3M

 

Swordfish to 99 loss: 4.5M

 

 

 

Let's see, less loss, more xp, I highly recommend changing those lobsters to swordfish, but the others fish look like good levels to cook them at.

 

 

 

 

 

EDIT --- As for the fire there. Keep in mind it is rumored that you burn more when cooking in afire, as to cooking on a range.

 

 

 

That's correct, that's why if you go to the Rogue's Den, bring cooking guantlets, and don't cook the fish until you reached it's level (68 for lobs, 81 for swordies, 94 for sharks).

[cat666]

When I checked the prices, about three weeks ago, I found this. ( You should re-check it )

 

Lobsters to 99 loss: 5.3M

 

Swordfish to 99 loss: 4.5M

 

 

 

Let's see, less loss, more xp, I highly recommend changing those lobsters to swordfish, but the others fish look like good levels to cook them at.

 

 

 

 

 

EDIT --- As for the fire there. Keep in mind it is rumored that you burn more when cooking in afire, as to cooking on a range.

 

 

 

That's correct, that's why if you go to the Rogue's Den, bring cooking guantlets, and don't cook the fish until you reached it's level (68 for lobs, 81 for swordies, 94 for sharks).

 

 

 

Common way is/was lobsters til 94 then sharks to 99.

 

 

 

Lobsters slow down levels 90+ but once you hit 94, the sharks make the last few levels a breeze.

 

 

 

This way you know 100% amounts required and the profit/loss you will make.

 

 

 

Monkfish are also popular however you still burn these, even at 99 so you won't ever be able to know exactly how much more you need to cook.

 

 

 

I would start cooking ASAP, whilst PVPis still semi-popular.

[Vulxai]

When I checked the prices, about three weeks ago, I found this. ( You should re-check it )

 

Lobsters to 99 loss: 5.3M

 

Swordfish to 99 loss: 4.5M

 

 

 

Let's see, less loss, more xp, I highly recommend changing those lobsters to swordfish, but the others fish look like good levels to cook them at.

 

 

 

 

 

EDIT --- As for the fire there. Keep in mind it is rumored that you burn more when cooking in afire, as to cooking on a range.

 

 

 

That's correct, that's why if you go to the Rogue's Den, bring cooking guantlets, and don't cook the fish until you reached it's level (68 for lobs, 81 for swordies, 94 for sharks).

 

 

 

Common way is/was lobsters til 94 then sharks to 99.

 

 

 

Lobsters slow down levels 90+ but once you hit 94, the sharks make the last few levels a breeze.

 

 

 

This way you know 100% amounts required and the profit/loss you will make.

 

 

 

Monkfish are also popular however you still burn these, even at 99 so you won't ever be able to know exactly how much more you need to cook.

 

 

 

I would start cooking ASAP, whilst PVPis still semi-popular.

 

 

 

You can easily figure it out by switching to swordies too. Just go to the calc, figure out how many lobs til 81, then write that number down, where it says experience, just type in the experience you would have at 81 (it tells you right next to the target: 81), then type in to 94, write that number of swordies down, then do the same with sharks.

[vettro]

How many hours would this take from mid 60s?

[BiJay]

Common way is/was lobsters til 94 then sharks to 99.

 

Meh, I really don't understand why people cook lobsters in the 80s and 90s. Swordfishs are faster and more cost efficient. I did 99 cooking in 10 days without cooking any lobster and spent less than 3m!

[Vulxai]

Common way is/was lobsters til 94 then sharks to 99.

 

Meh, I really don't understand why people cook lobsters in the 80s and 90s. Swordfishs are faster and more cost efficient. I did 99 cooking in 10 days without cooking any lobster and spent less than 3m!

 

 

 

He's right. I ran some calculations and got that swordies lose about the same (I think when I did it about a week ago, it was exactly the same) as lobsters, but go faster.

[cat666]

Common way is/was lobsters til 94 then sharks to 99.

 

Meh, I really don't understand why people cook lobsters in the 80s and 90s. Swordfishs are faster and more cost efficient. I did 99 cooking in 10 days without cooking any lobster and spent less than 3m!

 

 

 

He's right. I ran some calculations and got that swordies lose about the same (I think when I did it about a week ago, it was exactly the same) as lobsters, but go faster.

 

 

 

Lobsters were more readily available in the days before the GE.

[ladycai]

Not to mention lobsters are the most popular f2p food, making it pretty easy to sell.

[Vulxai]

Not to mention lobsters are the most popular f2p food, making it pretty easy to sell.

 

 

 

I get swordies from MTK everyday, and have no problem selling them at all.

[FrostyGrunt]

Thanks for the replies everyone, I got my question answered, and some helpful information. :)

[BiJay]

Common way is/was lobsters til 94 then sharks to 99.

 

Meh, I really don't understand why people cook lobsters in the 80s and 90s. Swordfishs are faster and more cost efficient. I did 99 cooking in 10 days without cooking any lobster and spent less than 3m!

 

 

 

He's right. I ran some calculations and got that swordies lose about the same (I think when I did it about a week ago, it was exactly the same) as lobsters, but go faster.

 

 

 

Lobsters were more readily available in the days before the GE.

 

That was 1 year ago. Welcome to 2008. :lol:

[cat666]

 

 

 

 

Common way is/was lobsters til 94 then sharks to 99.

 

 

 

Meh, I really don't understand why people cook lobsters in the 80s and 90s. Swordfishs are faster and more cost efficient. I did 99 cooking in 10 days without cooking any lobster and spent less than 3m!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

He's right. I ran some calculations and got that swordies lose about the same (I think when I did it about a week ago, it was exactly the same) as lobsters, but go faster.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lobsters were more readily available in the days before the GE.

 

 

 

That was 1 year ago. Welcome to 2008. :lol:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I got 99 cooking with lobster/sharks, just after the GE was made. Jan 08