Doctor Archive
Thread: What is the best way to grind through the crafting trees?
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Mmaxx
Fri Aug 27, 2004 1:21 pm
#1
try reading the stickies at the top of the forum. They even mention how much resources are required to complete your crafting grind
bountyhunter229
Fri Aug 27, 2004 1:44 pm
#2
I didn't see a shopping list of resources that I need in the stickies.
I'm calculating that right now based on swgcraft and the character builder web sites.
It looks like I will need the following resources to grind through to master doc using the above method:
2,000 inorganic
2,000 organic
20,000 Lokian Wild Wheat
20,000 Tatooinian Fiberplast
I'm calculating that right now based on swgcraft and the character builder web sites.
It looks like I will need the following resources to grind through to master doc using the above method:
2,000 inorganic
2,000 organic
20,000 Lokian Wild Wheat
20,000 Tatooinian Fiberplast
Bazoo-kaman
Fri Aug 27, 2004 1:50 pm
#3
You might want to obtain a little more of each resouce to account for critical failures during the crafting grind. I would go with 3000 each of organic and inorganic, and 30000 each of lok. wild wheat and tat. FP.
Fogurt
Fri Aug 27, 2004 3:02 pm
#4
can anybody sell me all of that stuff on corbantis? if so, please email avura on the corbantis server. thanks!
_Matt
bountyhunter229
Sat Aug 28, 2004 12:58 am
#5
Can anyone give me advice as to what is the best thing to make to quickly get through the crafting trees of medic and doc? I've read some other posts about this topic, but I was curious to know if anyone had some better advice.
The path looks like making Chemical Release Duration Mechanisms until I can make Advanced Biological Effect Controllers. Is this the best way, or should I just stick to Chemical Release Duration Mechanisms all the way?
Also, if anyone knows the total resources that it takes to go from novice medic to master doc using this technique that would be helpful. If no one knows, I'll try to figure it out and post it here sometime over the weekend.
Thanks
The path looks like making Chemical Release Duration Mechanisms until I can make Advanced Biological Effect Controllers. Is this the best way, or should I just stick to Chemical Release Duration Mechanisms all the way?
Also, if anyone knows the total resources that it takes to go from novice medic to master doc using this technique that would be helpful. If no one knows, I'll try to figure it out and post it here sometime over the weekend.
Thanks
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