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Thread: Droid stats
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deadjawas
Sat Aug 23, 2003 5:31 pm
#1
Ive look all over and ive been unable to find a page/post that includes stats of every droid module(HAM/dmg/accuracy/etc).
Could anyone point me in the right direction?
friedneckbones
Wed Feb 11, 2004 7:58 am
#2
o have a peice of scrap paper that is filled with droid titles and stats that i use when i finally complete a droid and name the deed.Is there anyway to describe a droids stats when it is in deed form( ie. weapons have speed, damage, specialsand weapon type
or do we have to include the stats in the title of the droid? and if so is this going to change?
or do we have to include the stats in the title of the droid? and if so is this going to change?
Barfalomue
Wed Feb 11, 2004 10:48 am
#3
Um...most of the stats are available when you examine the deed.
As far as titling the deed, I don't see why you would want to, other than to maybe:
- For organizational purposes in your vendor.
- Describe if it has a crafting station in it (since the examining of the deed does not say)
Other than that, it tells you everything you need to know: HAM, Item or Data storage, Medical Capability.
Here is an example of how I name my deeds, which encompass all of this:
'Droid: ADV DZ-70, Food/Chem CS'
or
'Droid: ADV Surgical, Examine me for stats.'
Kollos
Wed Feb 11, 2004 11:38 am
#4
In a vain attempt to keep with the Star Wars feel, I started out using letters and numbers in the Deed names in order to represent what the droid could do. Thus R2-C10 was a normal R2 droid with 10 spaces of Item Storage (aka Cargo).
It got icky when there were too many modules in a droid, though.
R3A-C-F-S-W-M110-C10 is the designation for my R3 UberCrafter with all four crafting stations (Clothing-Food-Structure-Weapon), and Level 6 Medical module (Med110), and a Level 6 Item Storage module (C10). Since something like that is largely unreadable to my customers, I have since expanded the names.
R3-ADV UberCrafter Clothing-Food-Structure-WDG plus Med110-C10 is the name I now use on the UberCrafter deed. Yeah, it's long, but it's a lot more informative and it really helps customers find what they want. I'm also careful to put in a description for every droid I sell - that's where I list things like the fact that all of my droids come with L6 armor or the personality chip installed (if appropriate).
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