Carbineer Archive
Thread: Carbineer SAC costs
I received a copy of PRIMA's new SWG strategy guide and to my surprise found a lot of useful and (seemingly) accurate information. Included in the guide is a very large table of every special ability in the game (including improved/advanced versions) that lists timd modifiers, damage modifiers, and action/mind/force costs. I've cross-checked the guide's information against posts in the Jedi, Pistoleer, and Carbineer forums and everything seems spot-on; in fact, it seems like a dev simply ran a script to read the game's data files and print it out in a table format. I know TAFirehawk is a stickler for good testing, but the information does seem correct based on the limited testing that's out there.
Anyways, I've incorporated the SAC costs of carb abilities into the Carbineer article at SWG Wiki. This includes action/mind cost modifiers for all our abilities as well as how to calculate exactly how much action you'll use when firing off a shot. Check it out!
Oh, and I also just finished a writeup on Combat Level and how to calculate it based on your skills, also based on information in the guide (an article written by the CU's lead designer). Maybe someone will find that useful.
Message Edited by InfluenzaSWTA on 06-15-2005 03:52 PM
Edit: Hmm, that seems a little off. Need to double check some things...
Message Edited by InfluenzaSWTA on 06-15-2005 04:19 PM
Now there's an explanation for the SAC added... yesterday it wasn't there, so the percentages made little sense to me at that moment. Now i see and understand. (Hmm, should i also say "i believe" and we make a religion out of this?
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So lets say my character is Master Pikeman TK 4400 and doc 4004, how can i find out my CL. If i don't master two combat professions my health won't reach 3000 right?
Thank's in advance for any answers you mignt be able to provide ![]()
Cheers,
Fesse
fessestarsider wrote:
So lets say my character is Master Pikeman TK 4400 and doc 4004, how can i find out my CL. If i don't master two combat professions my health won't reach 3000 right?
Thank's in advance for any answers you mignt be able to provide
Cheers,
Fesse
I actually had to test this when I decided to switch my template. You get to cl80 before the dual mastery. I'm currently BH 444x, MC, 4xx3 CM and I'm cl80. I have3 sp remaining as I didn't have enough xp for xxx4 at the time. I also have 3 sp spent in FS skills.
Message Edited by Adval on 06-16-2005 06:16 PM
Adval wrote:
fessestarsider wrote:
So lets say my character is Master Pikeman TK 4400 and doc 4004, how can i find out my CL. If i don't master two combat professions my health won't reach 3000 right?
Thank's in advance for any answers you mignt be able to provide
Cheers,
Fesse
I actually had to test this when I decided to switch my template. You get to cl80 before the dual mastery. I'm currently BH 444x, MC, 4xx3 CM and I'm cl80. I have3 sp remaining as I didn't have enough xp for xxx4 at the time. I also have 3 sp spent in FS skills.
So basicly no need for a dual mastery, just spent all your skill points in combat boxes.
Message Edited by Adval on 06-16-2005 06:16 PM
Sylow: the old numbers that were there were incorrect. Now they're fixed and have an explanation
CL80 = 3k health, so yes.
fessestarsider wrote:
okiTY for the answers ! that's exactly what i needed to hear
Altough, do you still get 3000 health?
Thank you Advius!
Cheers,
Fesse
I was using a DC15 carb (SAC around 85 or something?) and I was using action up like when I had an E11 with a 140 SAC.
Unfortunately, I don't have any numbers to support. Was just going by feel.