Armorsmith Archive
Thread: Major whiner -- Armor Repair successrate
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EnzymE
Mon Jul 26, 2004 4:09 am
#14
I have no idea how the system works but with my master AS I have repaired 100 or more pieces of armor or more and I have only failed once. It sounds like I'm very lucky compared to what others are saying.
vinterthoor
Mon Jul 26, 2004 7:07 am
#15
rigoriofey wrote:well speaking from not nearly checking my BF / or any of my armor unless its red / and have used mostly 97% ART - I can honestly say I have had no armor fail on me. < KNOCKS REALLY HARD ON WOOD >Maybe it has something to do witht the armor and its quality from materials that were used to make it. In any case- you would think an ARMORsmith would have the best success rate - wouldn't you!Shameless Plug- you can pick up ART @
Good point. I would suspect that materials play into the equation. I also wonder if experimenting on durrability and quality would make the armor more likely to be successfully repaired?
Shyrie
Tue Jul 27, 2004 1:22 am
#16
The beginning stats of the armors MAL resource value count significantly. MAL = How well armor 'stretches/molds'and physical 'weight'. If it is junk to start with, you get junk out. Remeber GIGO (Garbage in, Garbage out)? I have found that if I wear my Assembly suit...it GREATLY increses the chance of a Great repair. I have also tried Bespin Port...no affect. I found out the resource values by simply making armor from old (Low MAL) resources I had lying around and fighting Rancors till it was at 50%. Then repairing it along with some of my HQ Armor. I failed on the low grade stuff 35% of the time. I failed on the high grade stuff 3% of the time (Wearing the suit). Same goes for Weapons. Also..I have noticed..Master Artisans have more of an impact on repairs than a Master Armorsmith (Unless you're both, which I am)
sej
Tue Jul 27, 2004 4:53 am
#17
When a customer asks me to repair his stuff, i just give him a couple ofarmor repair tools free.
Sorted.
Tho id love to be able to actually have a bonus in repairing as an armorsmith.
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