Armorsmith Archive
Thread: Changes in armor?
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scall01
Thu Apr 01, 2004 8:28 pm
#1
Not being an AS(I was for a short time) I wouldn't know if this has been posted before. So here it is: Instead of having Bone armor and chitin and the such as crap armor, why don't they make each and every armor resistant to one certain type of damage, and then make one(composite for example) resist to all, but at medium resist %'s. This would make the armor that novice armorsmith's make not pointless, and they could actually make some money, and would help stop the grind.
EdahFreecloud
Sat Apr 03, 2004 8:36 am
#3
This may sound lazy, but I have a hard enough time keeping up with resorces for advanced composite, ubese and now wookie. I am kinda glad no one gives a rats azz about the other armors. That being said, I saw a post on here somewhere that some one did get chitin armor to not suck. I would make it if people wanted it. and I didnt spend more time chasing shifting resorces than actually playing the game.
justapilgrim
Sat Apr 03, 2004 9:12 am
#4
it isnt that we dont care, it is just that there are a million posts about the same thing worded various different ways.
No one is listening is how most of us feel
SkinnyManDo
(battlemaster turned wussy crafter)
(battlemaster turned wussy crafter)
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Kalor_Kast
Sat Apr 03, 2004 8:01 pm
#5
I for one think it is an excellent idea. Five star to you sir.
Kalor Kast - Master Bounty Hunter of Shadowfire
scall01
Sat Apr 03, 2004 8:19 pm
#6
It is more that I'm sick of seeing ubese and composite. That's it. It's all I see. I want some diversity!
DirthNader
Sat Apr 03, 2004 8:29 pm
#7
Then tell the devs to lay off of the specfic resource requirements. That's one of the main reasons you see only two types of armor being make. Many of us can make armor other than Ubese and comp that have resists that would surprise you, but keeping up with the resources is already a pain. Heck, I have over a dozen seperate resource typesand over a dozen seperate schematics in every full suit of comp I make. Making composite is an advanced profession in itself.
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