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Thread: 33k general crafting exp for Novice Architect

Scortch
Wed Aug 27, 2003 11:32 am
#14

I got to eng 4 using muzzles before the nerf. Once I could make heavy axes, I gound it out using those. 80XP each.


Waste93
Wed Aug 27, 2003 5:47 pm
#15

You get 2XP per resourcce used. So just find out what resources you have the most of and start grinding. I did mine with the bone armor helmet until I got Eng IV then went to the chest plate. On practice mode and with the subcomponents they are worth a little over 600XP/per. It just uses an insane amount of hide. I think each plate uses 115 hide.


Also you may want to get Master Artisan too. There are a fair amount of components that an Architect uses that have to be crafted by a Master Artisan.


Once I hit architect I've been making generator turbines for XP. They are used in a number of things and are parts of a couple mechanisms so you'll need them anyways. They are worth 3k XP so it's a good investment. Also wall modules are used frequently so I'd recommend them too.




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Maxamuus
Wed Aug 27, 2003 8:46 pm
#16

Well I think Anya's post speaks words when u can sell more travel packs then any arch stuff. I think at this point Arch isnt the profession to shoot for. For a while buisness was good but more and more there isnt the need. Ive been general crafting things and thinking about being a tailor.
adagiogray
Thu Aug 28, 2003 3:22 am
#17

Bone armor chest plates, in practice mode, if you can afford the resource costs. It'll take apporximately 50.
Jafredes
Thu Aug 28, 2003 3:37 am
#18

I read in the patch notes that Personal Harvs were going to be switched to GC XP (from Structure XP...only Artisan thing that wasnt GC I believe..not counting Survey of course ), although I think it won't be til next big patch that we see it. Although it wont hurt to check since each of those was 500XP...I wish they were GC back then when I was making Arch (even whenhaving the first block already done when I did makeit was nice).GL on the grind! It sux qualing for every other profession only to realize you have 1000s of XP left to go to make Arch
Luzenit
Thu Aug 28, 2003 4:19 am
#19

Ahhh...the days of grinding to Novice Architect! I ground out bone armor and travel bags. The subbomponents and piecing together of all the materials in bone armor was a carpal tunnel nightmare,but that is the nature of the grind. Leather and bones could be a problem, and time consuming to procure. Travel bags only need 3 different materials...all of which are readily available on the bazaar, and it was quick!!!! I had 2-3 crafting toolings in operation, so it wasn't long at all. I made good bone armor, but the travel bags sold quicker (I sold some grind items).



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Dayln
Thu Aug 28, 2003 4:20 am
#20

I crafted combat staves to do it, but then I had a whole lot of resources to work with.
mangadrive
Thu Aug 28, 2003 5:54 am
#21

When combat mission payed good. I would take one. Slay every creature i could there and on the way back. Get another mission. If i needed to heal i built the tent, sat in it and crafted more tents. Repeat. Eventually Id get beat down and have to sit in the cantina. This is where i grinded tents from the bones and hides. Run to medical center. Grind more tents.


While this is taking place i havea personal harvester on ore. And one on a metal. This process took a lot longer to get to novice, but once i did I had a good bit of ore and metal to make houses with. 5 to be exact and i didnt just waste a ton of resources and spend tons to get there.Set up more harvesters and build small homes till you get to medium harvesters then make yourself a fleet of mineral miners.




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JebidiahSmith
Fri Aug 29, 2003 11:01 pm
#22

if your a combatant also, and not neutral, then just go to your respective faction place for your side, do those missions till you get lots of fp for whatever use, then you have money to buy resources




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