Armorsmith Archive
Thread: The Padded Segment Needed For Wookiee Armor
- Please do not vote on the tailor board if you are not a Tailor, the corrispondant wants to keep track of votes from the people who are Tailors only.
I vote "Yay" as an Armor Smith. Removethis (different)padded segment schematicneeded for wookiee armor from the tailor skill tree and put it in the Armorsmith skill tree.
It seems like most of the Tailors don't want it anyway (according to their correspontant)...but I thought we could start one of our own that Jaato can keep tabs on.
Yay? = Move the schematic from tailors to us?
OR
Nay? = Keep the schematic in the tailor tree?
What say you guys and gals?
I say....who freaken cares, wookies get armor now that is good. if tailors dont want to make they should shut up, I dont care if I get from a supplier or make myself. i enjoy the interdependence between professions.
personally I think the tailor should be involved considering the type of armor this is.
I don't care who makes the segment!!!!
there are already too many posts on this topic, why not more posts on the stats of wookie armor? or more screen shots? or when being pushed live? this is stuff I care about.
my $0.02
(battlemaster turned wussy crafter)
I say yay.
If it was just another component then no problem, but this thing is armor. It has resistances.
It should be in our tree simply for quality control and experimentation purposes..
Besides, we experiment with 3 bars, that item got 2, so will experiments in special lead to nothing? Also, the padding (not padded) segment has non-armorsmith experimentvalues, ie. it is based on unusual stats on resources. Just take a look at the encumbrancecalculations.
I vote for keeping the padded segment though, since noone makes that anyway.
My mistake, I just recounted and we tailors get +160 tailor experimentation at master.
Regards,
JBurns
I say nay. I'm all for proffessions being dependant on each other. It means that the game demands more co-operation than you'd otherwise expect.
Then again, I am a tailor and an armosmith, so what do I care? ![]()