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Scott - SirScott x on RS [Visitor] in response to: The best way to train on Runescape is........

Scott - SirScott x on RS [Visitor] — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 15:09:32 +0000

I personally think the best way to train is up to yourself to find out. I am 75 woodcutting and poor combat level but I found lots of spots and worlds where no people are. If you go lets say to a Tzhaar Fightpits world their is hardly people where you want to do your skill. So just find out your own way of training on your skills and share your methods with others so that they can learn.
Also over the years on RuneScape I have learnt that the best way to train is with a freind, someone that you always talk to or a clan so that you build freindships up and can talk about anything rather than do a skill without able to talk to people apart from private chat.
Scott.

cristian [Visitor] in response to: The best way to train on Runescape is........

cristian [Visitor] — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 11:26:11 +0000

U guys have inspired me, I was split between which agility course would be the best to get to lv 56, brimhave or barberian, but u guys showed me its wht I want 2 do, not what other ppl suggest is the best. Im going to do brimhaven! Thanks. Ps: runescape sn cristianAC

alvin [Visitor] in response to: The best way to train on Runescape is........

alvin [Visitor] — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 02:46:24 +0000

the best way to train in runescape is to believe in yourself that you can make it to level 99.and also i think if u are making money while training the best waqy is to kill cockroach,lesserdemon,mossgiants. because they give u good stuff while good exp.

Erik [Visitor] in response to: The best way to train on Runescape is........

Erik [Visitor] — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 21:56:53 +0000

I think if a person asks "what is the best way to train such and such a skill", it is implied that they mean "what is the fastest way to level in this skill."
That said, the answer to the question must still have two parts: 1) What is the activity that gets the most XP in that skill given the player's current level and equipment; 2) How long can the player sustain that activity before getting bored?
In some cases a hybrid of the "best" and the "most desirable" ends up being both. By flipping between two different methods you gain the best of both conditions: much faster XP, and much less boredom.