Tanner4560 Posted June 14, 2006 Share Posted June 14, 2006 i have 58 wc------52 fletching-----57 mage--- what would be more profitable? cut and sell logs or cut fletch and alch Everytime I try to get a 99 skill, I get bored and go play Transformers on my 360...Dragon Drops-1 Barrows drops- 0 :( Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kwimbob Posted June 14, 2006 Share Posted June 14, 2006 Well... you can only really fletch/alch yew longbows or magic longbows, so I'd just sell cut until you can decently cut yews and just make/drop unstrung willow longbows until you can fletch yew longs. Combat 116+; Total 1900+; All Hard Tasks; (Nearly) All quest points; (Nearly) All skills 60+; An aquatic moose ninja.Currently: Using 63 hunter to get some of those "Chins", then I'm going to range stuff down. Interruptions of agility when I feel like it, as well.And lucky enough to get 4 Dragon and 6 Barrow Drops.[hide]Kwimbob now looks exactly like me in real life except for hair color. Yes, this means I look exactly like the protagonist of that certain anime that my second character, Faye_V is also named after. Yes, I bought a jacket that also looks like his. No in real life I don't have a slain bear to sling over my shoulders. Yes, I'm that skinny even if I no-life it for years in basements. No, I can't shoot a gun. Yes, I can win any other strategic video game you have never played - because I probably have, ahahaha. And yes, I also have brown eyes, yet one of my eyes looks different from the other. And yes, I'm completely oblivious to the [real] world around me as I constantly engineer new solutions to daily problems in my head. When I get hungry, all that isn't food can wait. When I'm sleepy - nothing is of any priority in front of sleep. But at any other time, I never slow down. Never give up. Never Surrender. Makes for a good life.[hide]YOU'RE GONNA CARRY THAT WEIGHT.- See You, Space Cowboy.[/hide][/hide] Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dogfever Posted June 15, 2006 Share Posted June 15, 2006 In the long run fletching/alching will make you more. If I was you I'd just put up with bein poor a little bit longer and do what I did: 1. Cut willows 2. Fletch unstrung willow longs 3. Sell them to the general stores for 16gp ea 4. Repeat until lv 70 fletch (and probably) lv72wc Then you start making real money. It's quite slow to train but it's worth it in the end. df Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
crusatyr Posted June 15, 2006 Share Posted June 15, 2006 cut and sell maples untill you have around level 64 woodcutting. then cut willows and fletch until level 60 fletching and maybe level 68 woodcutting. then cut maples and fletch into longbows until level 70 fletching and 73+ woodcutting. after that you can make yew longs and alc for some good cash Hai.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
celebelian Posted June 15, 2006 Share Posted June 15, 2006 I also recommend cut and fletch willows - go behind seers bank, there's 5 willows back there so even when it gets crowded there's plenty. That also seems to be a hotspot for random events for some reason (I got 12 in 4 hours, including 2 genies). Plus you can chop willows faster than maples, giving you more chances for birdnests - sell the seeds to farmers and the nests to high lvl herblorists. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
pure_miner_4_lyf Posted June 15, 2006 Share Posted June 15, 2006 In the long run fletching/alching will make you more. If I was you I'd just put up with bein poor a little bit longer and do what I did: 1. Cut willows 2. Fletch unstrung willow longs 3. Sell them to the general stores for 16gp ea 4. Repeat until lv 70 fletch (and probably) lv72wc Then you start making real money. It's quite slow to train but it's worth it in the end. dfnah when u get to 65 flect start making yew longs coz the sooner u start making yew longs the sooner u get ur money Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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