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Thread: Why do Architechs and DE's have to go up 2 trees to get full experimentation and assembly?
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RovaniDragon
Sat Jul 26, 2003 11:44 am
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i mean, tailors, armorsmiths and weaponsmiths get off easy with one tree. While Architechs who USE THE MOST RESOURCES, and NEED THE MOST EXP. have to go up 2 trees just to get full experimentation and assembly bonuses.
And DE's who are severly unfinished at this point, also have to get a ton of exp and im not sure about resources cause im not a DE.
Not really ranting here, it just seems like to make it a little more fair (especially since a atchitech will crit fail a wall module and lose a lot of ore in one shot) to shift the bonuses into one tree for all elite crafters.
If anybody should have gotten the bonuses in one tree it should have definately been the architechs. But it seems that the Devs only want us to blow through resources with more chances for failure unless you go up both trees before being able to make some better stuff.
Any chance we can get the dev team to look into this and see if this was intended? As for a balance issue, the sheer amount of exp and resources required for architechs is bad enough.. to encourage more failures this way really hurts the architech profession.
And DE's who are severly unfinished at this point, also have to get a ton of exp and im not sure about resources cause im not a DE.
Not really ranting here, it just seems like to make it a little more fair (especially since a atchitech will crit fail a wall module and lose a lot of ore in one shot) to shift the bonuses into one tree for all elite crafters.
If anybody should have gotten the bonuses in one tree it should have definately been the architechs. But it seems that the Devs only want us to blow through resources with more chances for failure unless you go up both trees before being able to make some better stuff.
Any chance we can get the dev team to look into this and see if this was intended? As for a balance issue, the sheer amount of exp and resources required for architechs is bad enough.. to encourage more failures this way really hurts the architech profession.
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