I'm think to get lvl 99 in cook and wonder which lvl do i stop burning my fish whit and without cooking gloves

 

 

please answer like this:

and if i nerver stop bruning answer "NaN"

 

Whit gloves

 

Monkfish:

Shark:

Sea Turtle:

Cavefish:

Manta Ray:

Rocktail:

 

Whitout gloves

 

Monkfish:

Shark:

Sea Turtle:

Cavefish:

Manta Ray:

Rocktail:

Sorry I'm not answering in the format you want

If you look at the main tip.it site under Cooking Guide, you'll find a section for the Cooking Gauntlets.

As far as we know, Cooking gaunts do not affect the rate at which you stop burning Sea Turtle, Cave fish, Manta ray and Rocktail.

 

The following link will take you to the (above mentioned) Cooking gaunts section of the Cooking guide: http://www.tip.it/runescape/?page=cooking_guide.htm#burn

As far as we know, Cooking gaunts do not affect the rate at which you stop burning Sea Turtle, Cave fish, Manta ray and Rocktail.

 

The following link will take you to the (above mentioned) Cooking gaunts section of the Cooking guide: http://www.tip.it/runescape/?page=cooking_guide.htm#burn

 

Looks like that guide needs to be updated to include rocktail and cavefish.

As far as we know, Cooking gaunts do not affect the rate at which you stop burning Sea Turtle, Cave fish, Manta ray and Rocktail.

 

The following link will take you to the (above mentioned) Cooking gaunts section of the Cooking guide: http://www.tip.it/runescape/?page=cooking_guide.htm#burn

 

Looks like that guide needs to be updated to include rocktail and cavefish.

 

Rocktail and cavefish are unaffected by the gauntlets.

 

This can easily be established by the fact the lvl 76 (to cook) sharks only stop at 94 WITH gauntlets and never without.

 

Given that cavefish and rocktail take 85 and 90 cooking its certain they dont stop burning without gaunts and that gaunts cant affect them as quite clearly the level required to not burn them would still be beyond 99

As far as we know, Cooking gaunts do not affect the rate at which you stop burning Sea Turtle, Cave fish, Manta ray and Rocktail.

 

The following link will take you to the (above mentioned) Cooking gaunts section of the Cooking guide: http://www.tip.it/runescape/?page=cooking_guide.htm#burn

 

Looks like that guide needs to be updated to include rocktail and cavefish.

 

Rocktail and cavefish are unaffected by the gauntlets.

 

This can easily be established by the fact the lvl 76 (to cook) sharks only stop at 94 WITH gauntlets and never without.

 

Given that cavefish and rocktail take 85 and 90 cooking its certain they dont stop burning without gaunts and that gaunts cant affect them as quite clearly the level required to not burn them would still be beyond 99

I haven't burnt any rocktail on the lumby range using the cooking gauntlets but have burnt a few without the gauntlets. So from my personal experience, it does help.

 

You might wanna try cooking a few hundred rocktail with the gauntlets seeing that you have 99 cooking and find out for yourself.

Only cooking a few hundred and burning a "few" hardly quantifies proof.

And given that when monkfish came out jagex confirmed cooking gauntlets were unlikely to be updated to include any future fish and that any additions would be announced.

 

It's heavily luck based yes, but cooking gauntlets do not effect cavefish or rocktails.

I noticed the difference by burning 1-2 rocktail per inventory with 99 cooking without gauntlets. I then tested with gauntlets and burned none. I tested this on a larger scale of 2m xp and concluded on them actually affecting rocktail. You can look up my cooking experience if you'd like.

As far as we know, Cooking gaunts do not affect the rate at which you stop burning Sea Turtle, Cave fish, Manta ray and Rocktail.

 

The following link will take you to the (above mentioned) Cooking gaunts section of the Cooking guide: http://www.tip.it/runescape/?page=cooking_guide.htm#burn

 

Looks like that guide needs to be updated to include rocktail and cavefish.

 

Rocktail and cavefish are unaffected by the gauntlets.

 

This can easily be established by the fact the lvl 76 (to cook) sharks only stop at 94 WITH gauntlets and never without.

 

Given that cavefish and rocktail take 85 and 90 cooking its certain they dont stop burning without gaunts and that gaunts cant affect them as quite clearly the level required to not burn them would still be beyond 99

According to the RS wiki site, rocktails stop burning at 99 with gauntlets. I haven't tried myself as I'm f2p, but I think it's true as Lunagang (an official, not editable Dutch fan site) also got that level. Also cavefish don't burn at 98. It's just tip it guide that's outdated.

I think you meant to say click on your signature.

Well I see no solid proof that they affect them.

Rs Wiki isn't trust-able as it often gets falsely edittted.

No Jagex confirmation new fish have been added.

Highly illogical that lvl 85 and 90 cooking fishing wuld stop at lvl 98 and 99 with gauntlets when a lvl 76 only stops at 94.

Well I see no solid proof that they affect them.

Rs Wiki isn't trust-able as it often gets falsely edittted.

No Jagex confirmation new fish have been added.

Highly illogical that lvl 85 and 90 cooking fishing wuld stop at lvl 98 and 99 with gauntlets when a lvl 76 only stops at 94.

I didn't *only* link to RS wiki but also to lunagang.

 

http://www.lunagang.nl/skill/cooking/vlees-vis.php

 

(lunagang is an official fan site)

 

at the bottom they compare no gauntlets with gauntlets.

 

Also from the talk page:

Rocktails on Lumby Range

 

Throwing this out there since its still unknown, but i'm lv 97 cooking and cooked 96 without burning, since its only 96 i don't want to say anything definite, just throwing a base out there 131.183.226.242 02:53, September 18, 2009 (UTC)

 

After cooking a few hundred more rocktails on the lumby range with cook gaunts i believe with reasonable certainty that rocktails are not burnt at level 97 under these conditions. Don't know about lower levels 131.183.226.242 22:34, September 23, 2009 (UTC)

True however Tip.it, Zybez and Rune HQ make no reference to it at all.

And they are the 3 top fansites; arguably rune hq doesn't have any cooking gauntlets specifics, but tip.it and zybez do.

 

It seems exceedingly unbelievable that the top fansites wouldn't of researched this and added it to their guides if it was true

True however Tip.it, Zybez and Rune HQ make no reference to it at all.

And they are the 3 top fansites; arguably rune hq doesn't have any cooking gauntlets specifics, but tip.it and zybez do.

 

It seems exceedingly unbelievable that the top fansites wouldn't of researched this and added it to their guides if it was true

I've seen more out of date things at tip it and zybez, too. For instance the prices at zybez articles are completely outdated. Btw :P instead of arguing with words, why don't you go test it out :P, we can discuss longer for hours about the correct or not correct articles on fan sites but in the end, there's only 1 way to find out.

lrn2giveup paw claw.

I just had a confirm of Mr All Capes (maxed out on all skills) rocktails do not burn with gauntlets at level 99. That makes 3 sources ;-)

 

Edit: the saga keeps going, a level 99 cooking friend of mine says they DO burn at level 99 with gaunts at the fire at lumbridge. I really think you should try it out lol.

Edited January 5, 201016 yr by 010jonathan

True however Tip.it, Zybez and Rune HQ make no reference to it at all.

And they are the 3 top fansites; arguably rune hq doesn't have any cooking gauntlets specifics, but tip.it and zybez do.

 

It seems exceedingly unbelievable that the top fansites wouldn't of researched this and added it to their guides if it was true

 

You're entitled to your own opinion but based on personal experience of mine and others, cooking gauntlets do affect rocktail.

So it's time for you to test it yourself instead of disputing what we already have proven ourselves.

Could cooking gauntlets affect rocktails? It could. Does it mean they don't burn? Absolutely not! We just had a poster say a 99 cooker burned a rocktail, which means there's no non-burn level for them. It's just like monkfish, it's a very low burn rate, but it's still a burn rate.