Droid Engineer Archive
Thread: Bounty Hunter Droids Any Benefit from MDE?
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Logray
Fri Apr 02, 2004 6:53 am
#1
I am working on Droid Engineer with my main character in order to supply my second character with Bounty Hunter droids. What I would like to know is what are the benefits of Mastering DE for someone with this purpose in mind? Are there experimentation points that can be spent to better the BH droids? Anything else I should know?
Deidre_DE
Fri Apr 02, 2004 8:39 am
#2
All you need is the blueprints box required to make them, nothing more. Having Master Artisan for the Gp Modules and Memory Modules is nice though. But you can always order large quantities of those from someone else. They are pretty cheap to make.
Experimentation doesn't change them.
Quality of materials doesn't affect them.
stevenc413
Fri Apr 02, 2004 11:20 am
#4
Hmm. So I'm grinding driod engineer right now (I'm in it for the long haul), but I should be selling these things then? How well do they sell?
Malitevv
Fri Apr 02, 2004 11:48 am
#5
they do sell well, but you have to break into the BH market through word of mouth before they are going to sell well. BH's don't shop at starports and they don't shop at the bazaar. You'll need a vendor and you'll need to put it in a place that is convenient for the BH's on your server to get to, then you'll need to make sure you keep it stocked at all times. The BH's will come back if they see you have a lot of stock and see that you keep it stocked. But if they see that you don't stock it well or that it is often empty, they'll stop visiting your shop.
It took me a little time to get my vendor noticed. At first I had one or two BH's shopping regularly at my vendor, but that number has gradually increased because the word has appeared to spread that my vendor always has crates of BH droids in stock. At this point, I sell about8 crates of BH droids (5 per crate) a day. I used to sell them for 6k a crate, but raised my price to 10k becuase the sales went up and it was requiring more of my time to keep it stocked.
So they do sell well, but it takes time to set yourself up to sell these things.
Lonkley
Fri Apr 02, 2004 3:27 pm
#6
considering what a pain they are to make, its probably easier to buy them from your friendly neighborhood DE
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