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I think stealth increases with stealth kills as well as the special assassinate. (from previous posts)
farming increased with planting and watering... not sure about harvesting as I did not inspect it carefully. Just start with "low level" plants like carrots to build up your skills first, if not you won't get seeds when you harvest.
cooking is the tough one if you start below 2. without books, the only way I found early on was to hunt rabbits, then pay some NPC to skin it, then I can cook the skinned rabbit to increase the skill until I can skin rabbits myself. There may be easier cooking if you have farming... but by that time, it may be easier to just recruit somebody with cooking skill or get a book.
re:rabbit hunting... was forced to do that again in winter when carrots runs out.
I find that the main problem is the rabbit's orientation wrt wind direction. If the rabbit happens to be facing downwind, you will have a problem, because both directions are "blocked" by sense of sight and smell. If you are patient though, you can wait to see if the rabbit eventually changes directions... keep an eye on your stealth meter and quickly retreat if it starts reducing to keep the target from running away, then you can try the approach again...
The easiest way I found though, is to rely on bushes which supposedly buff your stealth, and the even easier but depends on terrain trick is to use uneven terrain to hide your approach, keeping the rabbit out of sight as your approach e.g. below the other side of a bump in the terrain (but keep your bow aimed at it). The moment the reticule goes from grey to white then quickly to red, fire and it will almost always be successful.
Given a choice though, I'll go for rabbit traps...
1 day
naked
started with 3 stars in close combat
with knife bow and arrows
result
2 rabbits shot (and around 7+ that i missed :( but then again its what i expected)
oh and i choked one blue zombie :) and blundered him with my fist then before i died by a mistake(shouldnt have tried to sneak through a blue zombie horde with zero stars in stealth)
BUT i nearly succeed(at least i tell that myself all the time)
by the way i nearly got 1 start in stealth
Archery took a few days but went up without any real issue, would have sucked without an initial point in it. Firearms seems the hardest to grind and even with a few points in it, pistols still kind of suck.
Farming is leveled by planting and watering but not harvesting. EXP is determined by the quality of the planted crop, thus its better to do it with books.
Fitness is only levelled by sprinting and labour intensive stuff like wood chopping or mining, i have seen it rise very slowly while doing building or at least i think i did.
Stealth is only levelled by damaging/killing enemies during stealth. Strangely enough im pretty sure tossing a moly while stealthed levels it as you are killing from stealth
Archery/Firearms are ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ to level and are only on successful hit/kill, with kill being the majority. I prefer to just get books as you will generally get 2-3 per skill if you raid all the towns.
Medicine is upon healing wounds or infecting yourself. I like to carry a large sum of bandages and green antigens and leg a zed, then purposely injure and infect myself over and over to level it up.
As for hand to hand im pretty sure it is on successful hit for low xp and kill for majority xp.