:::: 99 SKiLLS - THe FaCTS ::::

[JaggedFurii]

FIREMAKING, COOKING AND FLETCHING ARE NOT THE CHEAPEST SKILLS!

 

In fact, Woodchopping, Mining, Hunter, Combat, (including forms or Ranged and Magic) Runecrafting, Fishing, and Theiving gain you money, thus placing them cheapest.

 

 

 

FIREMAKING IS THE WORST AND MOST POINTLESS SKILL - REALLY?

 

Without Firemaking, few people would cook near the Exchnage, therefore few people cook, less food, less food means people training any form of combat will pay more money for cooked food and if food became so scarce, people might quit. This wouldn't happen, but that's an example.

 

 

 

I personally have 99 Firemaking, because I wanted 99 Mining, but decided to go for something a little easier. I didn't love the skill. But I didn't hate it. Here's a fact I've researched:

 

 

 

TWICE AS MANY PEOPLE HAVE 99 WOODCHOPPING THAN FIREMAKING! Bet you didn't know that?

 

And why is this? Let's see. Clicking a tree and watching T.V is SOOOO much easier than clicking two things for every individual log to burn.

 

 

 

And no, 99 Firemaking is NOT easier than 99 Cooking. If your smart, Cooking is cheaper than Firemaking and Cooking requires a few clicks to cook a whole bag. Firemaking yet I say again, requires two clicks for every log.

 

 

 

CONCLUSION

 

I deem Woodchopping the cheapest, easiest and best skill to train. You click and wait, gain money or logs and afterwards can burn the logs for 99 Firemaking OR fletch the logs for 99 Fletching OR sell the logs for millions of gp OR ust do it for the skillcape.

 

 

 

In order of convenience for anyone wanting a 99 skill. The easiest to hardest I think are:

 

REMEMBER, I MEAN """""EASIEST"""" AND IF SAME, BY MONEY

 

Woodchopping

 

Fletching

 

Cooking

 

Theiving

 

Firemaking

 

Hunter

 

Attack, Strength, Defence -------> WITH SLAYER -----> ALL

 

Ranged--------------------------> AND HITPOINTS ---> OF 'EM

 

Magic----------------------------> AND SUMMONING -> MIXED

 

Crafting

 

Fishing

 

Mining

 

Smithing

 

I'M NOT SO SURE HERE AND THE LIST IS NOT PERFECT "MY OPINIONS ONLY!"

 

 

 

Woodchopping, and noob can get it and then people will jsut go wow, even though there's lots more people with W'C than F'M.

 

 

 

My game name is "Jagged Furii" my private chat is nearly always set to "Friends" and I have disabled my chat.

 

 

 

Post please, I would like feedback, If I have messed up somewhere, tell me and remember I say thanks, I wish for no misleading content here.

 

 

 

Thankyou,

 

Jagged Furii :D

[Obtaurian]

Sorry, wrong game. I don't believe we have a woodchopping skill.

[ghoulmeister]

I also don't recall people cooking at the G.E. Try the rouge's den for members and karamja for non members.

[x1992x]

Sorry, wrong game. I don't believe we have a woodchopping skill.

 

 

 

omg thanks for clearing that up, cause we can't possible know what he mean already :thumbdown:

 

 

 

i agree on most thing there ;) good points =D>

[Bauke]

FIREMAKING, COOKING AND FLETCHING ARE NOT THE CHEAPEST SKILLS!

 

In fact, Woodchopping, Mining, Hunter, Combat, (including forms or Ranged and Magic) Runecrafting, Fishing, and Theiving gain you money, thus placing them cheapest.

 

 

Woodcutting, mining and runecrafting cost a lot more time then firemaking, cooking or fletching, thus making them less cost-effective. Because we all know time is money. There's a lot more involved than just money. If a skill is very cheap AND fast to get to 99, people will pick that skill as their 99 skill they wish to achieve. They won't just spend months of powertraining in the desert clicking on rocks just to save a few million gp.

 

 

 

Your statement is false.

 

 

FIREMAKING IS THE WORST AND MOST POINTLESS SKILL - REALLY?

 

Without Firemaking, few people would cook near the Exchnage, therefore few people cook, less food, less food means people training any form of combat will pay more money for cooked food and if food became so scarce, people might quit. This wouldn't happen, but that's an example.

 

 

Everybody cooks. Look at how many people have 99 cooking. An incredible amount of people. People will remain cooking without the possibility of firemaking. Seriously, which cooker relies on the firemaking skill? There are plenty of possibilities, and fast ones, to *not* use the firemaking skill. For example... rogue's den. Everyone can use it, and it's about the fastest way possible.

 

 

 

 

TWICE AS MANY PEOPLE HAVE 99 WOODCHOPPING THAN FIREMAKING! Bet you didn't know that?

 

And why is this? Let's see. Clicking a tree and watching T.V is SOOOO much easier than clicking two things for every individual log to burn.

 

 

Don't forget woodcutting is much more useful. Cutting logs yields money, and less clicking is always a plus. A lot of people probably prefer a functional 99 over a useless 99.

 

And no, 99 Firemaking is NOT easier than 99 Cooking. If your smart, Cooking is cheaper than Firemaking and Cooking requires a few clicks to cook a whole bag. Firemaking yet I say again, requires two clicks for every log. But still, it costs a lot, A LOT, more time than firemaking. Therefore the easyness of the 99 boils down to a personal preference.

 

 

I'M NOT SO SURE HERE AND THE LIST IS NOT PERFECT "MY OPINIONS ONLY!"

 

 

Noticed.

[lcchs]

no one ever said theyre the cheapest skill, people just dont like them because they are percieved to be easy and fast to lv. and firemaking is pointless, theres are stoves across runescape and firemaking only facilitate cooking. wc might be easier to multitask but takes quite a bit longer to get to 99

[The_Gabe]

Does it matter? They are just skills in a game... It doesn't matter what is cheaper, or most popular, the only thing that matters is..... ummm.. anyone help me with this? :-#

[T. Skill]

I also don't recall people cooking at the G.E. Try the rouge's den for members and karamja for non members.

 

 

 

I don't think I've ever seen anyone seriously training cooking at G.E. either. :|

[JaggedFurii]

I see your all Runescape members, who powertrain to get skills up. That's your problem. And time is not money. Time is something humans made up to keep track of when certain things will happen.

 

 

 

And I'd rather spend 1hour and get 100k than spend 1hour and lose 40k to get a skill up.

[spyderownzyou]

:shock: you hurt feelings of my 'woodchopping' cape :cry:

 

firemaking is still faster than woodcut tbh :wall:

 

so woodcut is harder than firemake, and at least woodcut makes a profit : :roll:

[JaggedFurii]

On average on every f2p world, there is 1-4 people Cooking right next to the Exchange.

 

 

 

Cutting is the act of sawing an object with a sharp implement to break it.

 

Chopping is the act of swinging a sharp object at an object to break it.

 

 

 

I'm pretty sure we use axes on Runescape to cut down trees.

 

 

 

AND WHAT KIND OF IDIOT WOULD COOK AT KARAJAMA?

[lcchs]

if ur f2p then u dont know the notice of time is money. we use an hour to gain 400k and use it to train a skill in an effective manner.

[Bauke]

I see your all Runescape members, who powertrain to get skills up. That's your problem.

 

 

Wait what?

 

 

And time is not money. Time is something humans made up to keep track of when certain things will happen.

 

 

No, that's a fact. If you spend 2 hours to save 100k, while you could do the same in half an hour with spending that amount of money, you effectively used 1,5 hour for 100k. You could also just spend the money and use the 1,5 hour to make money with -let's say- runecrafting, thus making up for all the losses plus making extra cash. A certain time span can only be used once, so effectiveness is advisable. Though you could just do whatever you want, since it's a game. But there's no denying in the fact that time = money.

 

 

 

Also, I don't know what you want to say with "keep track of when certain things will happen". That sounds like gibberish to me.

 

 

 

 

And I'd rather spend 1hour and get 100k than spend 1hour and lose 40k to get a skill up.

 

Then go ahead, but don't portray your opinion as a fact.

[BabyPunchers]

Cooking and Fletching are jokes.

[ghoulmeister]

Woodcutting also requires efficient ways to level. You can't simply go up to a magic tree and cut it expecting more experience than willows. Meanwhile, with firemaking, you simply fire whatever gives you the most experience per gp, or if you are rich, just buy 20k magic logs and fire those. Woodcutting requires an unpopulated training spot. I guarantee you that on any world except pvp severs, the willows at Draynor will have at least 5 people. Firemaking? Just go to the GE. Might take some world hopping, but you will find an unpopulated spot soon enough. The fastest way to level woodcutting actually requires quite a bit of effort, as well as some quests, and spending 2-7 million gp.

 

 

 

Please don't discredit a skill you know nothing about.

[spyderownzyou]

On average on every f2p world, there is 1-4 people Cooking right next to the Exchange.

 

 

 

Cutting is the act of sawing an object with a sharp implement to break it.

 

Chopping is the act of swinging a sharp object at an object to break it.

 

 

 

I'm pretty sure we use axes on Runescape to cut down trees.

 

 

 

AND WHAT KIND OF IDIOT WOULD COOK AT KARAJAMA?

 

f2p that want to fish swords/lobs... :wall:

 

and you do chop the trees, but the skill is called 'woodcut' :| don't like it complain to jagex #-o

 

and when cutting, you saw to cut the object, unless you break bread when you cut a slice :shock:

[Great_one]

by what you said. runecrafting is the cheepest skill because you gain upwards of 100m from it...even though it takes like a whole year to even get

[JaggedFurii]

This acount is 9 months old, level 54 with 1189 total. I also have 21 million gp+ Few other people that have played for 9months have this.

 

 

 

And you said "at least woodchopping is profitable"

 

 

 

That is EXACTLY WHY I said woodchopping is better!

[ghoulmeister]

On average on every f2p world, there is 1-4 people Cooking right next to the Exchange.

 

 

 

Cutting is the act of sawing an object with a sharp implement to break it.

 

Chopping is the act of swinging a sharp object at an object to break it.

 

 

 

I'm pretty sure we use axes on Runescape to cut down trees.

 

 

 

AND WHAT KIND OF IDIOT WOULD COOK AT KARAJAMA?

 

 

 

Because noone cooks lobs then goes and fights lesser demons. Noone likes to save time and money. And noone cooks their lobs right after they fish them and sells them to the nearest idiot saying buying 15 lobs 10k. I've been on plenty of f2p worlds, in fact i've been f2p longer than i've been a member. I know what I'm talking about.

[Bauke]

by what you said. runecrafting is the cheepest skill because you gain upwards of 100m from it...even though it takes like a whole year to even get

 

Therefore "cheap" is a useless qualification.

[Hajutze]

This acount is 9 months old, level 54 with 1189 total. I also have 21 million gp+ Few other people that have played for 9months have this.

 

 

 

And you said "at least woodchopping is profitable"

 

 

 

That is EXACTLY WHY I said woodchopping is better!

 

that is 2.33m per month or 172 yew logs per day .. lets say you started gaining money after the 4.5 month ... that is 345 logs per day which is darn easy to do ...

[GGunitfan10]

On average on every f2p world, there is 1-4 people Cooking right next to the Exchange.

 

 

 

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Where did you get this fact?

 

On Average there are 1-683 people at rouges den across all worlds.

[ghoulmeister]

This acount is 9 months old, level 54 with 1189 total. I also have 21 million gp+ Few other people that have played for 9months have this.

 

 

 

And you said "at least woodchopping is profitable"

 

 

 

That is EXACTLY WHY I said woodchopping is better!

 

that is 2.33m per month or 172 yew logs per day .. lets say you started gaining money after the 4.5 month ... that is 345 logs per day which is darn easy to do ...

 

 

 

Where do YOU cut yews? Also, you are discounting expenses, he does have some combat, so equipment. One would probably be correct in assuming that he has leveled mage and range, so plenty of expenses there.

[Mike_Ike111]

I have 99 WC, and by far it was not fun to get. Sure you can afk, but you can afk any skill. And unless you want to spend forever on WC it will not gain you any money.

 

 

 

Firemaking, on the other hand, takes concentration, but goes by much quicker.

 

 

 

 

 

Honestly, I got 99 cooking in a matter of no time. It took me about 2 weeks from level 80 to 99. I believe cooking to be the easiest skill, and cheapest for its time ratio, as long as you merchant while cooking.

[Outsanity]

You're trying to tell me that 99 SMITHING is the hardest of all skills to train? So now forgive me, but I was under the impression Runecrafting and Slayer took FAR longer to train and many, MANY more clicks than smithing does.

 

 

 

You need over 600 hours of slayer for level 99 without using a cannon, even with maxed melee and ranged skills. Does it take that long to raise smithing?

 

 

 

Oh, P.S. quit being a drama queen. Food would not become scarce without fire and people would not quit. Get over yourself. Really.

 

 

 

Oh, and one more thing: Change the title of this thread to ":::: 99 SKillS - THe OpINONS ::::" because there is certainly nothing factual about anything you have said.