Training at higher levels?

[WagesofSin]

I;ve been told it is faster to train at higher levels, is this true?

[Mister E]

Not sure if you learn faster...Weapons train faster obviously if you have more attacks...But you likely have more enemies to worry about at higher ranks.

[wolfeman]

I think that's the way it worked before skill progression was changed. I have no idea if that's still accurate though.

[Warpnow]

I believe it is accurate that they progress faster at higher ranks.

That doesn't mean its smarter to train later, unless you're a healer...in which case you have wealth's of empty time at 50 in between plots and undeads logging on.

[mya]

Train is a lot lot faster at 50. If you can be alone that is.

[Teralis]

Training is a little faster for skills but for say monks and blademasters learning anatomies is much much faster.

[Tom]

Does that scale, or is it just 50 that's better?

In other words, is 10<35<50?

Or is 10=30<<50?

[Psycho Child]

It scales.

[mya]

A variant of training is to do it in steps.

Train to 80 in basic levels, then move it up to 87% in pre 30, 92% by 40ths and mastery of what you can at pinacle.

Life saver like are exception. So train that word of recall, and defences early.

[The Greased Weasel]

The higher up the levels, the faster the training. Though personaly I feel dirty if im not trained up as much as possible by 30's, need to be ready for dk's and thieves

[Anume]

Master key things like defenses early on, master some while ranking (weapons, damage spells), master important spells/skills when you can't find a group (like someone said word of recall), master rest (not so important spells/skills that you want mastered for some reason) at your leisure at 50. And yes, training goes faster if you are of a higher level.