Bio Engineer Archive
Thread: Why do mobs die when I get a DNA sample ( logical question )
Actually my laugh at this is:
I dropped a Pet Vita pack on the ground in my house and saw that, "Oh my GOD! That's a 4ft friggin' needle!"
So my congecture(sp) is that we run around with a Telescoping 6ft Needle to Draw blood with.
As you gain Knowledge of where to place the needle you get more samples and better Quality, but as you first start your trying to hard and are poking your needle into the mobs Head.
That explains:
No Sample Failure - you haven't learned to hold it properly and completely missed the Creature, or if your a master, your hands a sweaty as you stalk a CL75 and you lost your grib on the Extraction needle.
No Sample Agro - you missed the insertion and scratched the mob making it upset.
No Sample Death - in your ignorance but not wanting to ask someone, you poke the creatures in the eye to get to the brain for a sample but get no sample because you bent the needle.
Sample Success - you found a non-vital area to draw from, leg-arm-butt.
Sample Success Agro - you cough as your pulling out the needle and repoke the mob... and it's upset.
Sample Success Death - *see "no Sample Death" * - insert into the Brain-Heart-Spine for a sample but you don't bend the needle upon withdrawl.
Nikkoli Walksfar
All kidding aside. Its simply a game play issue. If the mob didnt die you could get as much DNA from it that you wanted. The most that would ever happen is that it might kill and db you, not that much of an issue if your stuff is insured.
It is really just to keep us from having sampling the same doner infinatly.
as a novice you have bad Aceptic technique. I would assume you are contaminating the critter you are sampling with some thing nasty. SW is a dirty place biologically.
As you in crease in rank your technique gets beter, but chances are you are using the same needle for the same critter so its going to get contaminated after a while.
Stuff that dies on the first stick is probably due to a bad needle, you should complain to the QA part of your needle supplyer,