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Thread: Pet Stims: whats the Max Damage heal?
Message Edited by ArthurDentOnBria on 02-29-2004 01:07 PM
ty arthur
at least now i have something to go on hehe. i thought my stims werepretty good for my first attempt in making stims but looks i have to try a little harder
so you think i should go more on the charges than power?or only if the power is less than 1k?
still a bit confused but you helped me alot actually
Best I've ever accomplished on a Pet-Stim D is 1667. And I'm quite certain I can make higher, now that I have 3 Enhanced Liquid Suspension modules with a power of 250....
Just have to find some killer Dantooine Fiberplast and I'll be all set.
yjkoo wrote:
is there a cap for the heal for every type?
i just started making pet stims and would like to know hehe. i see people can make 800+ B's and 1100+ C's but ive only been able to make 950 damage heal C's. is that good?
if anyone knows please tell me
and thanks to those who respond
My Bs atm are 830 power 30 charges (usingABEC and ALS with a regCRDMwith the schematics made by a master doc)and my Cs are 1116 power 30 charges (using all advanced with schematics made by a master doc)... I made a few Ds but was disappointed to see them only come out at 1130 power or so with 35 charges (same as the Cs with all advanced).
I could have hit the 900s with my Bs if I would have used a ACRDM...
950 for a stim c isnt bad but....
If you cant get good insect meat stick with the Stim Bs.. Not hard to make those good when using advanced sub componets that are put together by a master doc (dont worry about the ACRDM for the Bs)... In fact my stim Bs give me the highest profit margine since I charge a flat power x charge /10 rate.
Vezek Yea, I actually make a really wide spectrum of stims. From stim B's with like 18/700 (using only my own crappy subcomponents) to 30/800 stim B's using master doc subcomponents to C's and D's which of course I only make using the top notch components. It's funny to see how things sell. The crappiest stims that I sell are probably the best sellers. A lot of people just like to be able to get a big crate of stims for cheap (particularly if they have low-HAM pets), and like you said when you do all your own, the profit margin is a lot bigger on those. Still though, I like to be able to offer "something to everyone".
SomeUser wrote:
If you cant get good insect meat stick with the Stim Bs.. Not hard to make those good when using advanced sub componets that are put together by a master doc (dont worry about the ACRDM for the Bs)... In fact my stim Bs give me the highest profit margine since I charge a flat power x charge /10 rate.
ArthurDentOnBria wrote:
Yea, I actually make a really wide spectrum of stims. From stim B's with like 18/700 (using only my own crappy subcomponents) to 30/800 stim B's using master doc subcomponents to C's and D's which of course I only make using the top notch components. It's funny to see how things sell. The crappiest stims that I sell are probably the best sellers. A lot of people just like to be able to get a big crate of stims for cheap (particularly if they have low-HAM pets), and like you said when you do all your own, the profit margin is a lot bigger on those. Still though, I like to be able to offer "something to everyone".
I agree with you 110% that the "lower end" stims in volume sell the quickest. Lot of people just see 125k for a crate of830p/30c stims Bs and only 63k for the 700p/18c stim Bs???? D@mn better go for the 700s
I think providing a wide range of options to your customers is ideal and is why I often refer my customers to you when they dont find what they need from me (I have always been impressed with your shop and have visited it many times myself while you were on Corellia and I was still an upcoming BE)
Personally, due to the amount of effort to provide a well stocked **and** balanced shop from top to bottom, I made the executive decision
to market myself almost exclusively to the mid-high end market (cut out the low end and uber end).