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Ok .. I have a problem with experimenting with furniture. I use the materials it asks for with the attributes it wants. Yet I get to experiment only once, and the failure % chance is at 58% on each and every item, everytime. Also .. i can use the same resources, and make the same item back to back and still get different outcomes for experimentation % (not the failure % ) What am I doing wrong ?

HIya,

I've found the same thing happenning to me - very frustrating. I find that if I don't use all of the exp pnts at once, it works better, especially in 2s, like 2-2-1 and then my fails are less.

Good luck!

Wawa Momo

Not to hijack the thread... but what does experimentation on furniture do exactly?

Thanks!
smeesh

Nothing as of yet

My provblem is I don't get but I experiment chance. I cant break it up. I get many with other things, like crafting staions and tools etc.. but with furniture..only one. I'm using the proper resources... I'm so confused :*(

I wish we could experiment for color ranges or something. I love making furniture, but when every piece looks exactly alike it gets dull.

shell, you'll get more when you move up the construction tree... novice only gets 1 til they invest in this line.

Shell, as Ropock says, you'll get more from the Construction line of architect.

All novice architects only get 1 experiment point for architect structures and furniture.

The only exception is the Crafting Station, which uses Artisan Experiment points, and so you get as many for them as you do for Engineer or Dom Arts items from teh Artisan skill tree. Hopefully this will change with the forthcoming change to 100 crafting/experimentation skill for architects

Geno
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Theed, Naboo, Tempest

In my view, crafting stations should have just been Master Artisan items...

Think about it... all we do is slap together 2 hunks of metal and call it a station... but if we want a good one, we need the master artisan parts.

Since it takes an artisan to understand the items each station makes, it would only be right that an artisan would be the one to craft them.

Now maybe the knowhow of making such an item a household furniture item is why it takes an architect... but it just seems common sense that the experimentation would be all artisan.