Armorsmith Archive
Thread: 2 different smiths able to hit 44 stun on Intrepid(Edited on Oct 14 with how we did it)
Andymantium wrote:
It seems like those "critical successes" are too rare to be easily reproduceable. In 15 months of crafting, I've never known any AS on sunrunner to break any cap with one..
And these guys have independently repeated the result within a matter of days
Message Edited by Epukag on 10-14-2004 01:27 PM
NiBorg wrote:
Has some other very interesting pieces too.
http://www.imagedump.com/index.cgi?pick=get&tp=81816 - Just Well made
http://www.imagedump.com/index.cgi?pick=get&tp=54310- Rancor Hide
http://www.imagedump.com/index.cgi?pick=get&tp=106778 - Guessing well made here too
http://www.imagedump.com/index.cgi?pick=get&tp=135775 - Rancor Hide
http://www.imagedump.com/index.cgi?pick=get&tp=135778 - Rancor Hide
http://www.imagedump.com/index.cgi?pick=get&tp=135782 - This one could be as a result of the "bug".
NiBorg wrote:
I didnt say they werent well made, but you mean to tell me on that wookiee hunting someone got double layer kinetic results and still got 40% stun with only kinetic and stun in special?
Hey genious- kinetic is a special resist in hunting armor. I used 3 stun layers, maxed base, and put 2 or 3 points into kinetic.
Nichrf36 wrote:
Hey genious- kinetic is a special resist in hunting armor. I used 3 stun layers, maxed base, and put 2 or 3 points into kinetic.
I didn’t doubt you did it genius, I do have eyes. A jump that high in kinetic is what I'm questioning even if it were to follow the same rules as comp replacing elec with kinetic all the way up it doesn’t taste right. Kudos’ to you on all your work, it just doesn’t sit well.
NiBorg wrote:
Nichrf36 wrote:
Hey genious- kinetic is a special resist in hunting armor. I used 3 stun layers, maxed base, and put 2 or 3 points into kinetic.
I didn’t doubt you did it genius, I do have eyes. A jump that high in kinetic is what I'm questioning even if it were to follow the same rules as comp replacing elec with kinetic all the way up it doesn’t taste right. Kudos’ to you on all your work, it just doesn’t sit well.
Message Edited by Nichrf36 on 10-14-2004 05:54 PM
ShOckEdImpY wrote:
So you going to tell us how you did it?
Or just whine like a chick.
Epukag wrote:SO IS IT A CRITICAL SUCCESS?
More interesting reading on "critical success" in this thread.
Highlights include this comment by Thunderheart:
There is a chance for critical fail and also critical successes. Its a great risk vs reward mechanic. Its game play. Without risk versus reward, there is no "game".
Someone basically asked "Are there really critical successes?!?", and Thunderheart replied:
Yes - - with the same frequency.
Presumably this means same frequency as critical fails. This seems to be demonstrably not the case. Someone even posted some statistics after crafting a mix of 97 different weapons (this is on page 16 of the thread):
I had 12 Critical failures on assembly 12/97 = 12.37% failure rate on 97 attempted crafts.
I had my first ever critical success on a tangle pistol, of thousands of crafts last night.
I had 2 amazing success assemblies, and the rest were great successes
The same person later gave the states achieved with this critical success:
I believe critical successes do exist. I was making a bunch of Tangle pistols by hand to help test this thread out. (I made a bunch of weapons) One of my dangle pistol experimentations was 3.0speed 104 max damage.
I have never had a tangle pistol that fast in my entire time crafting. They've always been 3.4speed and overing really close to 100 damage (99-102) which leads me to believe that my 3.0 104max damage tangle pistol was a critical success. I ahve not been able to repeat that as well. Luckily I made a schematic and was able to make 25 of those pistols.
Lots of people chimed in to say there was no such thing as critical successes, that if there was then it is way too low a roll, that it seems amazing sucesses come about as often as critical failures, etc.
One thing that I wonder myself is if both critical successes and critical failures exist for assembly, then what about critical sucesses for experimentation?