January 10, 200917 yr Are maples quicker xp than willows? I already know about teak trees, but I'm not going to be using them. I was recently told that willows are better than maples. I plan on banking, and then eventually burning all of the logs I cut. Nemo vir est qui mundum non reddat meliorem..
January 11, 200917 yr Just adding another opinion in the same way. Willows > Maples. Good luck : Thanks to Vey for the hawt siggie <3
January 11, 200917 yr Willows are definitely faster than maples. Maples are about the speed of yews. I would strongly recommend cutting eucalyptus to 99, then selling the eucalyptus logs to buy maple logs after you're finished if you want to train firemaking to 99. It would be more efficient than willows, and the training would be slower-paced and less demanding (which, I assume, is why you aren't cutting teaks). If you're willing to use a faster-paced method, cutting teaks and burning on the spot without banking would be better. Read my blog | Follow me on Twitter | Track my XP
January 11, 200917 yr Author Thanks to everyone for responding.. Willows are definitely faster than maples. Maples are about the speed of yews. I would strongly recommend cutting eucalyptus to 99, then selling the eucalyptus logs to buy maple logs after you're finished if you want to train firemaking to 99. It would be more efficient than willows, and the training would be slower-paced and less demanding (which, I assume, is why you aren't cutting teaks). If you're willing to use a faster-paced method, cutting teaks and burning on the spot without banking would be better. Do the logs sell? Nemo vir est qui mundum non reddat meliorem..
January 11, 200917 yr Thanks to everyone for responding.. Willows are definitely faster than maples. Maples are about the speed of yews. I would strongly recommend cutting eucalyptus to 99, then selling the eucalyptus logs to buy maple logs after you're finished if you want to train firemaking to 99. It would be more efficient than willows, and the training would be slower-paced and less demanding (which, I assume, is why you aren't cutting teaks). If you're willing to use a faster-paced method, cutting teaks and burning on the spot without banking would be better. Do the logs sell? Yes, they sell. I should know; I've sold more than 65k of them. Read my blog | Follow me on Twitter | Track my XP
January 11, 200917 yr i agree with troacctid, eucalyptus are amazing so far i've gone form 91-96 on them and i've made probably like 15mil off them....as for exp they are suprisingly fast, acctually a bit faster then maples, i get around 50k an hour there along with 120k gp an hour there
January 11, 200917 yr Author Thanks to everyone for responding.. Willows are definitely faster than maples. Maples are about the speed of yews. I would strongly recommend cutting eucalyptus to 99, then selling the eucalyptus logs to buy maple logs after you're finished if you want to train firemaking to 99. It would be more efficient than willows, and the training would be slower-paced and less demanding (which, I assume, is why you aren't cutting teaks). If you're willing to use a faster-paced method, cutting teaks and burning on the spot without banking would be better. Do the logs sell? Yes, they sell. I should know; I've sold more than 65k of them. Sorry if I hurt your feelings haha. Nemo vir est qui mundum non reddat meliorem..
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