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Thread: A little help?
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MegaMako
Thu Oct 23, 2003 1:18 am
#1
I just placed a harvester and was a little too close to the edge of the world. The harvester went down but I am unable to access it (says its too far away). Did I just waste 150K of my hard earned cash?
Thanks in advance for anyone who can help me get it back.
DarkInnocence
Thu Nov 27, 2003 6:35 am
#3
Hello everyone. I like most people have joined the craze of wanting to become a Jedi. I just have one question and hopefully this is the right place to post it:
When you finally master a profession... how long do you have to keep it before you can surrender it for it to count towards your "checklist"?
Thanks in advance,
Dalfaiss Feti
Starsider
Khragon
Thu Nov 27, 2003 6:38 am
#4
What I have done is master it, wait ~20 minutes, do 1 logout to save(just to be safe), then use next holocron. Worked so far. Last one I mastered was DE, I began dropping it under 40 minutes after I mastered it.
CainTheUnable
Thu Nov 27, 2003 6:58 am
#6
You can drop the skills immediately after training master, you don't have to keep them for any extended amount of time.
DarkInnocence
Thu Nov 27, 2003 7:08 am
#7
Are you sure? I mean I wouldn't want to waste all that time to have to do it again.
thanks for the responses so soon.
Dalfaiss Feti
Starsider
MrSensitive
Sun Jul 11, 2004 8:31 am
#8
HI folks, I have been through the FAQ and the boards to some extent and while there seems to be a good amount of information concerning grinding xp from mid levels up, what about getting started? I am a novice rifleman and novice CH and enjoy both but I have to wonder if there is a better way to get CH xp at 0-0-0-0 than running around looking for baby gnorts. Should i look for a specific critter that won't get 1 shotted by a low level mob? Should I look for some kind of CLVL-12 or lower BE pet that I can try to gain CH xp through combat with? Also any input on which tree to go up first would be grand.
Thanks in advance for all your help (and flames if you so desire).
Mr S
DaBudo2
Sun Jul 11, 2004 9:50 am
#9
Definitely you want a pet in that level 10 -12 range. BE pet is a good way to go but can be expensive. If you want to tame you're own then I like wrix, carrion spat, and female kaadu (latter two have the advantage of being able to be used as mounts if you care). Those 3 certainly aren't the only good ones, but theyhave the advantage of being relatively easy to find and on planets (Corellia and Naboo) where you don't have to spend your time running away from the wild life like sayYavin 
As for which tree, I'd say Taming which eventually will allow you to start taming aggressive pets. To at least level II, but don't completely ignore Training which allows you to store more pets. (Unless you don't care about being able to carry more pets - but you will 
- then go all the way to Taming IV)Though, Empathy I & Management I do have commands that are nice to have,but I suppose you can always find someone to teach your pets what you can't.
- then go all the way to Taming IV)Though, Empathy I & Management I do have commands that are nice to have,but I suppose you can always find someone to teach your pets what you can't.Oh, and swg.creatures is a great site. Use the advanced search to find pets with the specific stats you are looking for (i.e. level, aggressive or not, tamable, etc)
(Ack - edited for spelling. Twice LOL)
Message Edited by DaBudo2 on 07-11-2004 09:53 AM
Message Edited by DaBudo2 on 07-11-2004 09:54 AM
NikiSar
Sun Jul 11, 2004 10:23 am
#10
The thing is, taming gnorts, etc, may very well give you more xp per hour than any other method. It's one of the 'problems' with ch. If you find an area with a lot of babies, you can often tame them a lot faster than you could get xp via kill lairs with pet(s).
I bounce back and forth: tame until bored, kill until bored (often for less xp), tame until bored, etc.
That being said, the best way I've found to get xp via hunting, outside of a group in which case all bets are off (depends on the group) is to find something you can solo in 1 or 2 shots. Now find a pet that is 1/3 the difficulty level of the thing you can kill -- this will likely be a baby you just tamed. Send the baby in to the mob. When the pet hits, even a scratch, kill the enemy quickly. If you're fighting with a pet of 1/3 the level of the critter you're attacking, you should get reasonably good exp. And since you can kill it in a couple shots, combat goes quick and your pet doesn't get too beat up. I do this on Tat by attacking these 16th level snakes, using a 5th level pet, and get 160xp each. I can roll through these super fast.
Once you become a better rifleman, you'll be able to 1-shot bigger stuff. Your ch xp will start increasing as you keep sending in low level pets against high level monsters, that you essentially dispatch in 1 or 2 shots.
If you go in for some fun combat, with a tough beast and your best pet of about equal level to the thing you're attacking, you're going to end up not maximizing your ch exp. You'll probably get your rifle experience up, and combat experience, but you'll get like 60 ch exp for a long, brutal battle.
Just have fun..
I bounce back and forth: tame until bored, kill until bored (often for less xp), tame until bored, etc.
That being said, the best way I've found to get xp via hunting, outside of a group in which case all bets are off (depends on the group) is to find something you can solo in 1 or 2 shots. Now find a pet that is 1/3 the difficulty level of the thing you can kill -- this will likely be a baby you just tamed. Send the baby in to the mob. When the pet hits, even a scratch, kill the enemy quickly. If you're fighting with a pet of 1/3 the level of the critter you're attacking, you should get reasonably good exp. And since you can kill it in a couple shots, combat goes quick and your pet doesn't get too beat up. I do this on Tat by attacking these 16th level snakes, using a 5th level pet, and get 160xp each. I can roll through these super fast.
Once you become a better rifleman, you'll be able to 1-shot bigger stuff. Your ch xp will start increasing as you keep sending in low level pets against high level monsters, that you essentially dispatch in 1 or 2 shots.
If you go in for some fun combat, with a tough beast and your best pet of about equal level to the thing you're attacking, you're going to end up not maximizing your ch exp. You'll probably get your rifle experience up, and combat experience, but you'll get like 60 ch exp for a long, brutal battle.
Just have fun..
LeeChee
Thu Sep 02, 2004 1:57 pm
#11
Guys if I delete my existing jedi, will I be able to create one thats new?
imn4life
Thu Sep 02, 2004 2:01 pm
#12
new character, yes.
new character that is already a jedi, I dont think so.
With the Pub10 changes all new characters start from no skills and must advance through the village to become jedi.
Just my thought. Anyone care to clear this up? Devs maybe?
DraikenSTORM
Wed Sep 08, 2004 4:21 pm
#13
Hi,
Just a few questions about jedi....
What level do you get your second character?
Once you get second char can u drop it and still keep ur second character?
thanks for any help..
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