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Thread: Tailor clothes?
Saitek wrote:
They are looted off NPC's and such. Kind of sucks though because when decay kicks in you could lose them all.
Actually item decay will not affect clothing. You would think it would,so it's an issue tailors are really going bonkers over seeing as they are losing yet another chance to become a needed profession.
I personally believe that the devs wont induce clothing decay because they dont want avatars running around in their underwear in the game.
The tailor clothes with bonuses were made with BE tissues, and have a limited set of buffs that can be applied. AFAIK, none of them give experimentation bonuses to any class. Now you can get clothing skill attachments with Chef Experimentation bonuses, but these are added to socketed clothing after they are crafted by a tailor.
I really don't see a different with or without them on...maybe if there were several of them with +2 and +3 it might make a difference.
Syke wrote:
Usually 3k on the bazaar for attachments. I've got a +1 food assembly and +2 food experimentation in my boots. I really don't see a different with or without them on...maybe if there were several of them with +2 and +3 it might make a difference.
I think you need to have atleast +12 points on you total in order to get another experimentation point.
Hey! There's nothing wrong with wandering around only in underwear. I'm doing that in RL right now and it suits me just fine!
Saitek wrote:
Syke wrote:
Usually 3k on the bazaar for attachments. I've got a +1 food assembly and +2 food experimentation in my boots. I really don't see a different with or without them on...maybe if there were several of them with +2 and +3 it might make a difference.
I think you need to have atleast +12 points on you total in order to get another experimentation point.
Hey! There's nothing wrong with wandering around only in underwear. I'm doing that in RL right now and it suits me just fine!
I thought it was for every 10 points, you got one experiment points. That's why there is one hundred points, and ten experiment points, I thought.
Every +10 you get in food experimentation skill gives you another actual point to use. I've heard this caps at +50 bonus or 15 total experimentation points.
The assembly skill bonuses help reduce the chance of an assembly failure, and I've heard (rumor!) that it actually increases the chance of good/amazing sucesses. The assembly skill factors in with the crafting tool/station effectiveness somehow. I'd be willing to bet this caps at +50 as well.
If you are stacking tapes on your clothes, a little note: don't stack the same type on the same clothes, the clothes use the last one placed in affectingyour skill. Ex: A master chef has a +6 shirt and +4 shorts for a skill of 110. If they put a +2 tape on the shorts, they now have a skill of 108.
I think that's how it works...
Naturner wrote:
Every +10 you get in food experimentation skill gives you another actual point to use. I've heard this caps at +50 bonus or 15 total experimentation points.
The assembly skill bonuses help reduce the chance of an assembly failure, and I've heard (rumor!) that it actually increases the chance of good/amazing sucesses. The assembly skill factors in with the crafting tool/station effectiveness somehow. I'd be willing to bet this caps at +50 as well.
If you are stacking tapes on your clothes, a little note: don't stack the same type on the same clothes, the clothes use the last one placed in affectingyour skill. Ex: A master chef has a +6 shirt and +4 shorts for a skill of 110. If they put a +2 tape on the shorts, they now have a skill of 108.
I think that's how it works...
My thoughts exactly. And yes, you are correct about the stacking skill tapes. Don't stack tapes that effect the same skill.... this is kind of retarded in my opinion... but what do I know.
I don't have any clothes that increase my chef skills but I do have clothes that at least look like I'm a professional chef. My girlfriend is a tailor and she made me an set of clothing consisting of:
casual pants- white
casual shoes- white
warm hat- white
scout jacket- white with red scarf
It looks great on my food vendor as well.
Taurbok wrote:
I don't have any clothes that increase my chef skills but I do have clothes that at least look like I'm a professional chef. My girlfriend is a tailor and she made me an set of clothing consisting of:
casual pants- white
casual shoes- white
warm hat- white
scout jacket- white with red scarf
It looks great on my food vendor as well.
Are you on Chilistra, and is your Vendor a Mon Cal? I saw just that setup the other day and though it looked really sharp.
Okay.... always check to see if you're logged in as yourself or under your girlfriends account....
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