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Thread: Overall Quality on resources
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Azradok
Sat Nov 08, 2003 11:20 pm
#1
ok... id just like to know why on this one....
I got some aluminum here, Oubeite...
let me give you the stats:
cold resistance: 790
conductivity: 749
decay resistance: 767
heat resistance: 785
malleability: 999
shock resistance: 817
unit toughness: 791
then the real kicker
overall quality: 160
What gives? an apparently quite good overall mineral having such a low 'overall quality' ? What do you judge overall quality on if not the other qualities the material has? Is it just me or does this not make sense in the least? One would think that overall quality should be the average of the rest of the materials stats. Just kinda dumb.
VizSunrunner
Sun Nov 09, 2003 6:39 am
#2
replace "overall quaility" with the phrase "Variable One" do the same for all resource attributes (using "Variable Two/Three" etc) and it might make sense to you.
OQ et al are RP things.
OQ et al are RP things.
Leana_Txorana
Mon Nov 10, 2003 10:43 am
#3
Also note that Overall Quality is not used by many items. If you are crafting something that needs Mallability 50% and Connductivity 50% this material is quite nice. Only if the item you are crafting need OQ is this an issue.
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