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is it?

i guess i am asking is it worthing going all the way to master doc?

and also..taking the CM ranged healing? is that just for the cm's ae stims or will that add range to doctor heals?

No such thing as Enhance E-packs. Assuming you are referring to Wound E-packs, I would ask you how often you come across people or pets that have been diseased to full blackness?

Aye, no Enhance-Es... But in retrospect, I crafted a Stim-E, and it was crap. Using the same components I get 811/44 Ds [geared for effectiveness, not charges], while with the same experimentation and successes i get 868/49 Es... definitly not worth the increased cost IMO. I wouldn't be surprised if other Es were the same way.

Stim E's can get much better. I made some 1088/54 Stim E's yesterday...

I dont use anything but E stims, for just 1 extra BEC there are alot more charges in a pack, I get around 65/ 900 when I am done with experimenting, most things get healed in one hit and with smaller impact on mind.

In wound packs I dont use anything above C, and thats just for Health and Action, for all secondary stats B packs are more than enough in most cases.

I only use adv. components in everything

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Slimjim_Iapkre wrote:
Stim E's can get much better. I made some 1088/54 Stim E's yesterday...

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Oh yes, I'm well aware that they can get better... 1000+ Stim Es and such, I knew about... but how are they in comparison to your Stim Ds? I know that for me it is a minor difference but perhaps it's a resource thing? What is the resource requirements for Es, maybe it's a specific thing that I wasn't using a high OQ resource like my Ds. Hmmmm, I'll look into it further, thanks for reminding me of that.

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DrengenOrtman wrote:

I dont use anything but E stims, for just 1 extra BEC there are alot more charges in a pack, I get around 65/ 900 when I am done with experimenting, most things get healed in one hit and with smaller impact on mind.

In wound packs I dont use anything above C, and thats just for Health and Action, for all secondary stats B packs are more than enough in most cases.

I only use adv. components in everything

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Right now I'm using Stim-Ds in normal situations, Cs when I'm hangin int the cantina healing ppl... As for wound packs I use Health/Action Ds and Stat Cs, tho the Health/Action Ds might be a bit over the top. For Stims, if I can get good resources for Es [assuming it is my resources keeping them down right now], I'll move up to those.

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Oh yes, I'm well aware that they can get better... 1000+ Stim Es and such, I knew about... but how are they in comparison to your Stim Ds? I know that for me it is a minor difference but perhaps it's a resource thing? What is the resource requirements for Es, maybe it's a specific thing that I wasn't using a high OQ resource like my Ds. Hmmmm, I'll look into it further, thanks for reminding me of that.

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Well, stim E's specifically require berries and fiberplast, as I remember. So if you were using high OQ organics/inorganics for your stim D's, and low OQ berries and fiberplast for your stim E's, I'd guess they would come out similar.

Ahhh yes, Berries... that explains it then. The only berries I carry on me are Dantooine Berries, which are of course of low quality.

I'll have to seek out some high quality Berry Fruit after the resource shift that's finally supposed to come to us on Shadowfire.

I've taken Stim E to 1110 base heal. Experimented for charges instead, I've hit the 70s.

Unless you are healing pets, E's can be overkill. No point in using an E when a D is already a complete heal

re: the healing range

I just broke into CM from Doc... I have not noticed any change in normal stim healing range now that I have some CM range skills

still around 6-7 meters for all normal stims... above that /healdamage will revert to ranged stim if they are present

can any higher lvl CMs confirm this?

ramonaWoo: I don't think having CM skill changes how regular stims work at all. It only allows you to use ranged stims, and other CM specific items. So I wouldn't expect normal (non-ranged) stims to have any different range than they did before.