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Thread: Tarquinas Resource Question...
I don't due much crafting myself but I recently found a good vein of Miaco Fiberplast and Ithma Polymer on Tatooine. I believe these are a fairly common component to many schematics, but I'm not sure. I'm wondering if any of you crafters would purchase Miaco or Ithmaoff the Bazaar, or enter into an agreement to purchase direct? If so, how much would you pay per unit? I'm trying to figure out if it would be cost effective for me to set up a harvester and sell the resources or not. No sense doing it if there is no market for it.
It seems like a good resource to me, but I don't know about crafting. Here are some of its properties...
Miaco Fiberplast
Decay Resistance = 380
Malleability = 605
Overall Quality = 229
Shock Resistance = 160
Unit Toughness = 28
Ithma Polymer
Decay Resistance = 776
Malleability = 220
Overall Quality = 972
Shock Resistance = 927
Unit Toughness = 330
Please let me know if you're interested.
I don't due much crafting myself but I recently found a good vein of Miaco Fiberplast and Ithma Polymer on Tatooine. I believe these are a fairly common component to many schematics, but I'm not sure. I'm wondering if any of you crafters would purchase Miaco or IthmaÂoff the Bazaar, or enter into an agreement to purchase direct? If so, how much would you pay per unit? I'm trying to figure out if it would be cost effective for me to set up a harvester and sell the resources or not. No sense doing it if there is no market for it.
It seems like a good resource to me, but I don't know about crafting. Here are some of its properties...
Miaco Fiberplast
Decay Resistance = 380
Malleability = 605
Overall Quality = 229
Shock Resistance = 160
Unit Toughness = 28
Ithma Polymer
Decay Resistance = 776
Malleability = 220
Overall Quality = 972
Shock Resistance = 927
Unit Toughness = 330
Please let me know if you're interested.
Just to let you know, in clothing the main factorin choice of materials is decay resistance. If I'm remembering correctly, decay resistance of the materials count for something like 66%toward the quality of the finished product. This is followed by overall qualityand other factorsin lesser amounts.So the polymer would be pretty good for crafting clothes, but the fiberplast not so much.
However since clothing isn't decaying yet, it doesn't really matter if we use good materials or experiment, so maybe no one will care... 