Armorsmith Archive
Thread: Ubese shirts do convert
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Moge_Tira_Tru
Mon Apr 18, 2005 3:21 pm
#1
Bennyboy4308
My +25 Carbine Accuracy/ +10 carbine speed prenerf ubese shirt STILL WORKS in the mods window on the skill screen, changes accuracy speed values on character screen, and adjusts dps values while examining weapons.
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above is a report from TC-Chilastra (TC3).
My +25 Carbine Accuracy/ +10 carbine speed prenerf ubese shirt STILL WORKS in the mods window on the skill screen, changes accuracy speed values on character screen, and adjusts dps values while examining weapons.
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above is a report from TC-Chilastra (TC3).
NiBorg
Mon Apr 18, 2005 4:04 pm
#3
so mod's actually work again then and since PSG's are worthless you can use the belt location again.
ShugFlurry
Mon Apr 18, 2005 4:20 pm
#4
Do you need a cert for the shirt in particular? Is it recon cert like the rest of the ubese (I think 
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Moge_Tira_Tru
Mon Apr 18, 2005 4:27 pm
#5
ShugFlurry wrote:
Do you need a cert for the shirt in particular? Is it recon cert like the rest of the ubese (I think
nope. Ubese shirts, bandoliers, Padded Belts and Mabari belts have no stats and can be worn by anyone. I confirmed this myself on TC-Chilastra. I even made new items of each to test again.
My Armorsmith with no combat skills could wear all of these.
Kesslan
Mon Apr 18, 2005 5:05 pm
#6
Wonder if that is the same for all armor boots/gloves. If so that'll make some ents happy. Since people seem to just love the padded boots for looks.
Moge_Tira_Tru
Mon Apr 18, 2005 5:08 pm
#7
Kesslan wrote:Wonder if that is the same for all armor boots/gloves. If so that'll make some ents happy. Since people seem to just love the padded boots for looks.
currently no. Boots and gloves (all types) follow the Cert rules. Please post in the CU Bug thread that you would like this changed. Add your voice to that as many people are trying to get Certs removed but leave in the Encumb rules for armor types.
3brotherwilliam
Wed Apr 20, 2005 12:08 am
#9
What about "pre-nerf" Ubese shirts/bandoliers? They were technically considered armor, unlike the current stuff, which is technically considered clothing.
Andymantium
Wed Apr 20, 2005 12:24 am
#10
How are ubese shirts considered fashion armor? They have no protection and outside of the name, are essentially clothing.
CaileSathinor wrote:
I really don't want Fashion Armor to make a comeback...
UmmonPrime
Wed Apr 20, 2005 12:33 am
#11
Andymantium wrote:
How are ubese shirts considered fashion armor? They have no protection and outside of the name, are essentially clothing.
CaileSathinor wrote:
I really don't want Fashion Armor to make a comeback...
I think he was refering to boots and gloves.
CaileSathinor
Wed Apr 20, 2005 12:34 am
#12
Mostly, yes. I was responding more to the people who want certifications removed on armor.
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