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Thread: a few question for experienced armorsmith in making a suit i seen?
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Kidd_Dolomite
Fri Sep 03, 2004 4:24 pm
#1
ok i am i master armorsmith-i have been trying to come up with a suit with higher end condition but around 70-80 kinetic.the issue im having is that i can exp. on the integerty on all the kinetic layer all the way up.then on the advance composite layer go all the way up with the integerty.on the fine piece made i start with like say 37000 condition and 45%kinetic resist.when i experiment on the integerty the 37000 doesnt even go up at all.now i know i seen a suit with like 45000 cond and 80%kinetic resist.any help with this wouls be greatly appreciated.also i been armorsmithing for about a year now so i got good resourcres i know thats not the issue.its got to be someting with the combines of the stuff.thanks again.
Govo
Fri Sep 03, 2004 4:38 pm
#2
Im not online with all my armor crap in front of me so im not sure, but I think you need krayt dragon segs to get the integrity up that high. Also, because high kinetic comp is easy to make and sells fairly cheap, I don't think the integrity is that important.
Kidd_Dolomite
Fri Sep 03, 2004 4:52 pm
#3
yeah i agree just makes a nice suit when the condtion is like 50000 and u got 80% kinetic makes a nice hunting suit, you dont have to get tons of repairs,and not have to spend 200-300k on a suit every week.was basically a guild person request that i was trying to fill.seemed interesting enough and a good thought.ohwell thought id ask around.was curious why the condition didnt go up even while experimenting in that area. thank you for your response and your time to answer my question.
Ox-
Fri Sep 03, 2004 5:03 pm
#4
I don't know exactly when this change was made, but the way composite works is you need to put your experimentation points into the bottom bar (special resist) to increase durability. The top bar now only changes encumbrance. Note: this is only true for composite pieces on final assembly... not layers or segments.
Kidd_Dolomite
Fri Sep 03, 2004 5:04 pm
#5
ahhh ha thank you so much -ox that would explain why a few thinng thanks alot.
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