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Alemap

Thu Dec 23, 2004 11:41 pm

I like to decorate and am well known for it...So I became an architect so I did no have to buy the furinture and paintings. Well now I am trying my had at Merchant and Tailor. So we will see how that goes as well....

Alemap

chris1988

Fri Dec 24, 2004 3:15 am

#28

bluejanus wrote:

chris1988 wrote:

i thoght i would make lots money HA! how wrong could i have been o and plus i like decorating and from past experiance furniture seemed expenive (dident know most stuff was 4cpu them)

Hmm, you're not stinkingly rich from being an architect?

heh been playing since the day speed's swoop's and landspeeders came out and never had more than 3mill

i have a nicely stocked light vendor thogh.

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Poldano

Fri Dec 24, 2004 1:05 pm

#29

I wanted to be able to strip mine entire planets, create ruined shells of exploited asteroids, etc., etc. Architect seemed the best way to start. Unfortunately, the devs gotirritants upon theirsensitive parts (keeping it clean!)about permanent planetary artwork destruction, or something, so the best I could do was clutter up the countryside with ugly harvesters and generic houses. At least the ring around Coronet (et al) makes a reasonably permanentattempt at realistic suburban blight.

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Arcurium

Sat Dec 25, 2004 1:09 pm

#30

I have worked in the construction industry on and off for 16 years. I love building things. I like the joy of looking at something I built with my own hands. I have my doubts many people here have built a rifle, droid, or piece of armor in real life. But I am sure many have had some experience with home construction

This summer a fellow employee and I built a retaining wall and step from Pisa2 block. The bottom layer looked like a funnel with the bottom next to the house, the flare out towards the lawn. Each progressive level flared out more, which is how we made the steps up onto the higher lawn. I loved just sitting and looking at that job when it was done.

It was my joy of building that made me want to be an architect. I knew it when I took the game home last July.

,Veusheesras Teacas

Oh, and the money can be very good, lately, since there are fewer and fewer architects. I have no trouble selling harvesters. If I drop 20 large harvesters on my vendor, they all sell in a day or 2. I finally just gave up andnow set up for factory runs of 100heavy mineral harvesters. I do have to thank the many people in my city who mine for me. Without them helping me with ore and metal, I could never keep up with demand

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Isrem

Sun Dec 26, 2004 4:27 pm

#31

My husband was our cities Architect, he kept it as long as possile while grinding for jedi. When the point came where he had to drop it my holo told me ... guess what? Architect

Here am I, Architect since around 7 months now, and I like it very much

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