Bio Engineer Archive
Thread: Noob question....
Zaax
Sun Feb 15, 2004 6:20 am
#14
ok another CH noob question
i just got novice CH, my pre publish gurrek was lvl 9 about 5500ham. after the publish, it became illigel, and it got turned into a lvl 17. so i got novice CH. I understood that a novice CH has +12 creature lvl, i.e. up to lvl 21. so why do i still still get the "you lack the skills to tame this creature" ? i only got the CH to be ablr to use my gurrek!
if i am wroing, and still cant, what cani use as tanks at the CH novice lvl?
Ekaw
Thu Sep 23, 2004 2:32 pm
#15
though i am not a noob lol. anybody know a command to use PET STIMS rather than sticking a bunch of 25 in the tool bar for use? anyone?
Robren911
Sat Jan 22, 2005 7:53 pm
#18
I was wondering if dancers are able to heal their own mind wounds? I'm sure this is covered in the manual and somewhere in the sticky and I almost feel stupid for asking. So if I put points into novice dancer will I be able to heal my own battle fatigue?
Secondly if you can, is it possible to dance in your own house/ declared residence and get the same effect? You can use medical items in your residence without a droid, is it possible to dance there and heal yourself also?
And my final stupid question is are novice/ most basic dancers able to heal battle fatigue?
Thanks in advance for any information guys. To be honest, it just works for me better to ask specific albeit noobish questions and look to the pro dancers for advice..
DarkY0da
Sat Jan 22, 2005 8:00 pm
#19
Robren911 wrote:I was wondering if dancers are able to heal their own mind wounds? I'm sure this is covered in the manual and somewhere in the sticky and I almost feel stupid for asking. So if I put points into novice dancer will I be able to heal my own battle fatigue?Secondly if you can, is it possible to dance in your own house/ declared residence and get the same effect? You can use medical items in your residence without a droid, is it possible to dance there and heal yourself also?And my final stupid question is are novice/ most basic dancers able to heal battle fatigue?Thanks in advance for any information guys. To be honest, it just works for me better to ask specific albeit noobish questions and look to the pro dancers for advice..
Yes you can heal your own mind wounds.
Yes You can heal your BF with Novice Dancer.
Yes you can dance in your own house and heal yourself.
Yes all Novice Dancers can Heal BF.
Message Edited by DarkY0da on 01-22-2005 10:10 PM
Sunjammer
Sat Jan 22, 2005 8:19 pm
#20
PS, welcome! 
J.
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dofey
Sun Jan 23, 2005 3:40 am
#21
Indeed you can heal your own mindwounds/battle fatigue (even as a novice entertainer i think), but i don't think you get any healing xp for it though...
Seakla
Sun Jan 23, 2005 5:07 am
#22
Yes, you can heal yourself dancing in a cantina, house, theater, or anywhere else you heal other people.
No, you don't get XP for it.
No, you don't get XP for it.
Mentalbug
Sun Jan 23, 2005 3:06 pm
#23
What you cannot do ever is to -buff- yourself though (dancer mind / musician focus-willpower buff).... /cry
Aerion
Tue May 03, 2005 11:29 am
#24
I'd guess this question comes up regularly but I can't find a reference to it...
Which is better for piloting, mouse or joystick? I tried mouse and I sucked with it. Is it worth getting a joystick?
Beltegrity
Tue May 03, 2005 11:39 am
#25
Aerion wrote:
I'd guess this question comes up regularly but I can't find a reference to it...
Which is better for piloting, mouse or joystick? I tried mouse and I sucked with it. Is it worth getting a joystick?
Joystick is way better for piloting and well worth it. The mouse is better when manning turrent.
Kitten_Starsider
Tue May 03, 2005 3:26 pm
#26
Dodging is /way/ easier with the joystick and aiming takes just some training. It goes a lot more natural
Kitten