Armorsmith Archive
Thread: A few questions for armorsmiths...
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Keltorr
Thu Mar 04, 2004 3:41 pm
#1
1) What are the typical prices on high quality leathery hides (OQ >975)?
2) Which stats on hide are the most important for armor making?
3) I recall seeing a screenshot of, yes, 100% composite on the forums...it was a request made by a Wookiee player saying something like "this is why Wookiees need armor". I don't remember what the encumberances were, and I've never been a smith, yet I'm fairly convinced that this was a piece of multiple-sliced armor. Does that sound correct or have you actually seen legal pieces of 100% composite? (I believe this was a chest plate.)
Erlkoenig
Thu Mar 04, 2004 4:41 pm
#2
Keltorr wrote:1) What are the typical prices on high quality leathery hides (OQ >975)?2) Which stats on hide are the most important for armor making?3) I recall seeing a screenshot of, yes, 100% composite on the forums...it was a request made by a Wookiee player saying something like "this is why Wookiees need armor". I don't remember what the encumberances were, and I've never been a smith, yet I'm fairly convinced that this was a piece of multiple-sliced armor. Does that sound correct or have you actually seen legal pieces of 100% composite? (I believe this was a chest plate.)
- Server-dependent
- OQ, SR, MA, UT ... order is dependent on the smith's tastes (but that's my ordering).
- 100% resist armor could have been constructed legally, before they put the 80% pre-slice, 90% post-slice capes in.
Tirgwystraff
Thu Mar 04, 2004 5:39 pm
#3
Tiny itty bitty correction. Pre nerf, the cap was still 80%, but was slicable to 100%. Then they decided to drop it to 90% slicing cap. ( Which most of us can easily hit with good effectiveness slices on high base comp).
Keltorr
Thu Mar 04, 2004 5:45 pm
#4
Thanks for your help. 90% sure seems more fair than 100%...would suck to have largely invincible players
Keltorr
Thu Mar 04, 2004 5:47 pm
#5
Oh, and after reading another post I gathered that OQ+MA determines encumberance, and OQ+SR determines resists...is condition determined by OQ+UT, or solely by UT?
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