Business And Economy Archive

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drealin wrote:

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What I did say and you all know it's true that the profession can be mastered easily using a macro. Legal or illegal makes no difference. People use them on a regular basis.

Well actually thats a huge difference.

It seems to me that with the CU they are giving certain professions a complete corner on the market if you will.

All I am saying is rather than saying just because you have master AS you have the ability to make all types of armor not matter what they are, it would be interesting to smith's excel in certain types and chose the type they care to excel in.

If they wish to change they can also do that but of course that means they would have to surrender the current expertise to have skill points to gain the one they care to excel in.

I understand my position isn't one that is popular and liked very well.

OK so you're suggesting that we split Armorsmith into specializations. Why? Are you trying to solve a problem or improve something? What problem does that solve or how does it improve things?

You say that the CU gives certain professions a "complete corner on the market". What do you mean by that? Do you mean that you think Armorsmiths are going to be the only crafting prof to make any real money? I disagree.

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