Suggestions on what to train to 99..

[Raiouken]

I'm a level 86 main with 83 range, 85 magic, 82 woodcutting, 91 fletching, 80 hunter. I'd like a 99 stat but I don't know what to train.

 

I don't have too much time to train and I'm worth around 30 million.

 

What would be the fastest and least cost consuming 99 possible?

 

Thanks for help.

[BloodAngel]

Cooking and Fletching are both quick and cheap. Only a few million gp loss getting to 99. I'd suggest picking a skill you enjoy though rather than just getting a 99 for the sake of it :)

[Raiouken]

I was thinking woodcutting ivies would mean no money loss but it does seem a bit boring.

[Pluckey]

In terms of usefulness,

 

 

99 ranged and magic would be your best choice.

 

 

 

In terms of speed,

 

 

Cooking or Fletching.

 

 

 

In terms of money made,

 

Hunter would be that.

Maybe Wc through magics or something.

[Quyneax]

If you want a fast and easy 99 dump the 30m on fletching broad arrows, or profit with broad bolts (you need to be a mousekey master for those though).

 

I agree wiith Pluckey though, 99 ranged/mage would be far more useful. Chinning the lot might be just over 30m but it's worth it, just farm a bunch (while getting void if you don't have it yet).

[highlanders]

99 str or 99 ranged. Ranged is fairly cheap and you break even on a lot of monsters. Strength raises up your max hit which is always nice. They aren't the fastest, but they're respected and they are useful.

 

99 cooking and 99 fletching are not very useful, except maybe in daemonheim. But they're good first 99s. Personally I got 99 cooking and 99 fletching first because I figured if I was going to be getting 99s I should start from the bottom.

[Nifflin]

Look, do what you most ENJOY.

 

I wanted to get a skillcape, any skillcape because I was like lever 113 and didn't have one yet. So I got cooking. You know what? I don't feel anything for that cape or skill. I never wear it, it collects dust in my bank.

 

Then I grinded woodcutting, I enjoyed it and took my time with many, many breaks. I finally got it, and I wear it sometimes. But I enjoy the fact that I have it.

 

Really, if you do what you enjoy, even if it's semi-afk skilling, you will be proud for your skillcape. Heck, even if you just enjoy questing go for that questcape.

 

The worst thing you can do is choose cooking or fletching to "have" a skillcape becuase once it's done, you will most likely feel empty unless you enjoyed that skill.

 

I'm likely going to be 130+ combat with only two skillcapes, there is nothing wrong with not having rows of 99 skills. This is a game, do what you enjoy.

 

As for speed versus cost, I would advise buying all the supplies to do broad bolts until 99 then do them while playing pest control or soul wars. Do enough to stay active in the game and help if your team really needs you, but make sure you keep getting fletching exp little by little on the side. With any luck you could have a combat 99 and 99 fletching before long.

 

Cooking is faster and easier, just from my experience it wasn't an enjoyable 99 and it taught me a good lesson. Slow in something you love is a million times better then fast in something you don't care about.

[Noxx]

Yeah it's best to do what you enjoy the most. I too have many skillcapes lying around in my bank that i never wear. I grinded away just for the sake of having them and now they're just sitting in my bank not being used (this encludes skills like Summoning and Herblore). At the moment i'm working on 3 skills myself, that i've wanted for a while now (Con, WC, Slayer) and i am in no rush to get them. Take it easy, take it day by day. It's really the best way to have fun.

[gremmy]

Max melee.