Trade Skills

Assuming you do no sellbacks and you know the optimal (good luck on this part, I'm not telling) cheap recipe path, it's 34258.715pp

I've done the really really really hard part for you, so go do the math for alchemy yourself.

Knowing me, I probably am not using the cheap recipe path, but it yields higher range arrows :D

And I was just curious about the alchemy, I don't do it, don't really care to do it, I was just curious on the price :p
 
why would you keep all those arrows then? but even if you do take your time doing make poison the slow way by /auc'ing for sellers for stuff and finding what you can on vendors, fletching is still alot more useful then make poison is so spending more time to max it out is still time well spent. theres been a shitload of rangers before you that putt the time in to raise it up and (for the most part) they arent cryin about it. I think you just need to man up and click faster. or just level up a mage to summon you heartseeker arrows.

Assuming you do no sellbacks and you know the optimal (good luck on this part, I'm not telling) cheap recipe path, it's 34258.715pp

Taru, I hope you did fletching on some ranger alt. If I fomelo your wiz and see fletching maxxed just for consistency im gonna be sick.
 
I remembered the post but I wasnt sure if fletching was part of it or not, I assumed Taru wasnt that sick in the head to raise fletching up fully (without being a ranger or prolly even having a ranger alt). I was apparently wrong and I now question his sanity even more!
 
You're impressed with his 234 in Fletching? That's asinine. He got POTTERY to max. That's 667 Resurrection Urn combines. 667 Jacinth. 2,668 Balsam. I'd much rather put in the work to max Fletching than do 3 points of Rez Urn combines, and he did 20 points of them. This was way before those +10 Pottery sandals existed. Oh yeah, he farmed most of the Balsam, too.

This is like being impressed that he could tie his own shoes.

P.S. At a perfectly reasonable 100 per Jacinth and 15 per Balsam, you can already tell it costs at least twice as much to go from 80-100 in Pottery as 0-234 in Fletching.
 
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or..... you could view it as where rez urns can be used by his guild and sold for profit and while harder to skill up are atleast useful to him.... fletching is not. sure pottery probably took longer and was more expensive per combine but you can flip them for more money then you spent to make them and people buy them pretty often, so you make back your money np. so yeah, to me, a wizard maxxing fletching (pretty useless to a wizard) is more 'wow' then maxxing pottery (pretty useful in terms of providing urns for your guild and making money by selling them).

I have made urns off and on on a pottery bot thats been 100 for a while aswell, even when you get alot of fails you can still usually atleast break even (or maaaaaybe lose a bit of money) untill you raise it up a bit more to where your at the point where your making a good ammount of money.
 
I maxed mining before I got my blacksmithing to level 73. Mined for my own ores the whole way without buying any in viewlist. I will not complain as I had done some tedious mining in another online game before.

I like the post that said there are 3 required/expected "rules" about tradeskilling, and at least 2 of the three should be present.

26 hours of clicking, wow I would trade for that! Being a anti-waste whore myself, I throw or sell NONE of the loose rocks, and I click ctrl+ to turn them into mineral, and each one takes 10 loose rocks, then it takes 6 of the minerals to make one of the nice rare minerals, and as it sits right now: Mining=200, Blacksmith=72, and not having sold any of the minerals at all, I've got 65-70 rare minerals in the bank.

65x6x10=3900 clicks that cannot be stacked, meh who's complaining? I love the monotony of it, reminds me of work thoughs I got a dent in my mouse and a rt ctrl button with a world of problems <sadface>
 
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