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Thread: New to Architect-Questions

Elarai
Tue Dec 09, 2003 10:47 am
#1

Hello everyone i just started up novice architect and am making my slow way to master. I am currently a master droid engineer, but i've just given up hope, they are getting love in february but that is just way too long and i have a guild and city i want to help.


In any case i am wondering what is the best way to progress through the tiers? I have heard that wall modules, but oh my talk about the heavy amounts of ore! Is grinding the wall modules the best way? Thank you all for the information, any specific tier i should master first? I was thinking furniture, construction (guild buildings, etc)



Thank you all for you wonderful help






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pdrex
Tue Dec 09, 2003 10:50 am
#2

The main issue is whether or not you care about money. If you make walls, you can sell them back to other architects. If you just want to burn through the profession quickly, make crafting stations and then gungan head statues in practice mode. Again, it just depends on how fast you want to get there. Good luck selling anything other than walls however, holocron crafters have apparently killed the market on most servers. Hope this helps.



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Burzumgash
Tue Dec 09, 2003 10:51 am
#3

Well you will need heavy amounts of ORE for almost everything in architect.


Build walls and sell em tothe Mastersor if you have a good merchant, build small houses and have him sell them.



Other than that there is no secret to it, its a grind from day one..



Cheers,


Huan




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Vrischika
Tue Dec 09, 2003 10:53 am
#4

Depends on whether you want to be paid, or are working off savings.


For straight fast-xp, it's Structure/Walls until Construction I, the Gungan Head Statues all the way. Very expensive, but very fast.


For cash, I'd start with Furniture to IV; good selling stock for low resource outlay, Also, you get +Assembly here. Then Construction for +Experiementation, then heavily experiemented Factories/Harvesters for good solid big-item sales. Then Houses to finish the set. (Houses don't really sell very well, since most people can get one for free by joining any city these days. Thier Mayor is almost always a Master Architect)


At any point during this, you can Practice Grind on Crafting Stations, or Struct/Walls as and when spare resources become available.



Well, it's how I'm doing it anyway. You'll definitely want *some* +Assembly and +Experiementation before trying many big multi-combines (Large Houses, Heavy Harvesters, etc)

Elarai
Tue Dec 09, 2003 11:02 am
#5

thank you for the wonderful responses! well see the wall things, i think i'd save them for myself for a later date after all i'll need 'em. gosh....these resouces will kill me!



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Waaza
Wed Dec 10, 2003 2:27 am
#6

I mastered Architect in one month on the Chimaera european server. I never made one thing in practice mode except for getting to engineer 4. I saved every wall module I made while skilling up for when I needed them later on. Everything I make I sell and with a nice profit. Maybe it will get worse when the server gets older but right now I have alot more orders than I can handle.


I'm sure you can master this profession in a day. But that's only if you can afford to buy the huge amount of resources needed. If you don't want to lose money on it and harvest all you materials on your own it takes much longer and it will probably be much more fun too.




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Ikoroo
Wed Dec 10, 2003 9:08 am
#7

Yep pretty much depends on how much cash you have to spend. I did it making small houses and harvesters, whichever were the best I could make depending on where I was in the tree. But I had to run my a## off doing faction missions to pay for the harvesters.




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pyclone
Wed Dec 10, 2003 10:14 am
#8

If money is no concern whats the fastest, in hours you could master?




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