Armorsmith Archive

Thread: Imperial Prototype PSG schematic question

Fappun
Thu May 27, 2004 8:42 am
#1

where would i get this? doi need to be master armorsmith to retrieve? is it a perma schematic or only makes 5? what is like the max i should pay for a imp psg schematic? how much should i sell them for per 25/crate?anything else i didnt cover u think i should know about them plz tell me. lastly what should i sell my Mk.3's 34%base 19% Energy for per25/crate? im currently selling them for 200k

sorry for all the questions but i hope u guys can really help me by answering as many as u can


Fappun
Thu May 27, 2004 8:54 am
#2

Tansun
Thu May 27, 2004 10:33 am
#4

It is an imperial quest but once an imp has obtained the schematic any armorsmith can use it. I think it is a limited use schematic. As for the quest I'm not sure. I think in the FAQ it tells you where to start for the quest and answers some of the other questions.



Sorry I'm of limited help.





Tanson Yanshi - Working to Master BE once again.
Manmas-Fin
Thu May 27, 2004 10:34 am
#5

Well, I dont know where you get it, but you need master AS to learn it.


If your mark 3s sell for that, and you are making a comfortable profit, continue selling them for that.



Jedi-to-be
Tansun
Thu May 27, 2004 10:39 am
#6

pulled this from up top.



Appedix D: Special Armors and Quests

1. Imperial PSG Prototype
The Imperial PSG Prototype can be obtained as a schematic by any member of the Imperial faction. To receive the schematic you must complete three quests given by a doctor in the Imperial Outpost on Dantooine. Once you have received the schematic (it will appear in your datapad), you may trade it to another player (you do not need to be an imperial to receive or craft the schematic; only to do the quest). While each schematic has only five uses, a master armorsmith can make a factory schematic while crafting and thereby make runs of 332 Imperial Prototype PSG's at a time (runs are limited to 332 because one of the ingrediant slots calls for 3 identical components). The stats of the Imperial PSG Prototype are vastly better than even a Mk. 3. Using good resources (note that only the resource quality of the resources used in the final assembly (not the subcomponents) matters), one possible experimentation route can produce a PSG with 47% base resists, 39% energy resists and 2787 durability. The key resource used in the prototype PSG's is ditanium steel.





Tanson Yanshi - Working to Master BE once again.
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