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spike23

Thu Aug 11, 2005 6:34 pm

What i'm trying to figure out is that being 2-handed LS with Master Lightsaber would be a waste...I have read that if you go for ML, you should pick Double Bladed LS...and that you should just get 2-handed LS when u don't want to get ML....is there a difference between 2-handed and Double Bladed LS?

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Lightburn

Thu Aug 11, 2005 6:35 pm

#2

Nope both are the same

Generall pre-cu ones are always best on the db as they were the ones used.

0404 2HANDED LS also has armor break and is a gr8 combo if you have tapes and dont want to get master

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spike23

Thu Aug 11, 2005 8:27 pm

#3

Lightburn wrote:

Nope both are the same

Generall pre-cu ones are always best on the db as they were the ones used.

0404 2HANDED LS also has armor break and is a gr8 combo if you have tapes and dont want to get master

ok let me understand ya...u r saying that if i wanna got ML i should pick DB and if i don't want to master LS i should get 2-handed since is better..?

BTW thx for respoding

Message Edited by spike23 on 08-11-2005 11:28 PM

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"The loot market is set by the CRAFTER, not the LOOTER. Even the best crafters frequently forget this because they have so much money, they've stopped counting. The people who loot these items want the best price they can get for them. If you ask them if they'd pay the price of the item you're making from their loot, most likely, they wouldn't." - Jenner's Advice(maker of JnFs SWGCTool).

spike23

Sat Aug 13, 2005 7:45 am

#4

I was wondering if to make a blob candy but with a high AR, do I really need to be a 14pt artisan and have 44xx on artisan? or maybe with just 44xx on artisan would be enough?

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"The loot market is set by the CRAFTER, not the LOOTER. Even the best crafters frequently forget this because they have so much money, they've stopped counting. The people who loot these items want the best price they can get for them. If you ask them if they'd pay the price of the item you're making from their loot, most likely, they wouldn't." - Jenner's Advice(maker of JnFs SWGCTool).

Mousekin

Sat Aug 13, 2005 9:29 am

#5

My husband (master artisan) made some with a really good regen - I don't have the numbers but it was as high as he could experiment it, he had a couple two, three points left over as I recall. It depends a lot on your materials I suspect. Just try it with whatever level of artisan you have and your best resources and see what happens =)

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Derp-on-Flurry

Sat Aug 13, 2005 9:40 am

#6

Im not positively sure, but I think the cap is 200 and that would be hitting 99% on experimentation. with 4400 artisan you should be able to make decent blob with a good supplement, and probobly still cap out the experimentation on the resorces you are using with less than 10 points. Being 14pt would help more when crafting something with more than one stat to experiment on.

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Derp-on-Flurry

Sat Aug 13, 2005 9:41 am

#7

I nearly passed you a bag of Onions.

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spike23

Sat Aug 13, 2005 9:44 am

#8

thx for the responses!

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anja

Sun Aug 14, 2005 2:27 pm

#9

You no longer lose components on a crit during assembly, so yes, the tapes aren't really necessary.

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spike23

Sun Aug 14, 2005 4:54 pm

#10

anja wrote:
You no longer lose components on a crit during assembly, so yes, the tapes aren't really necessary.

Awesome, thx for replaying me.

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"The loot market is set by the CRAFTER, not the LOOTER. Even the best crafters frequently forget this because they have so much money, they've stopped counting. The people who loot these items want the best price they can get for them. If you ask them if they'd pay the price of the item you're making from their loot, most likely, they wouldn't." - Jenner's Advice(maker of JnFs SWGCTool).

spike23

Mon Aug 15, 2005 12:53 am

#11

Hi, i'm going tobecome an Artisan 4440 and since I'm a person that likes to have everything set up to start as soon I get my alt ...I started to buy tapes assembly and experimentation, but today I read in my galaxy trade forum that now assembly tapes aren't need it anymore...is that true?

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"The loot market is set by the CRAFTER, not the LOOTER. Even the best crafters frequently forget this because they have so much money, they've stopped counting. The people who loot these items want the best price they can get for them. If you ask them if they'd pay the price of the item you're making from their loot, most likely, they wouldn't." - Jenner's Advice(maker of JnFs SWGCTool).

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