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Thread: fs boxs r hard
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bulex
Sat Feb 05, 2005 2:22 pm
#1
hi i ws wondering what to hunt with commando when it com's to grenades im 2x2x commando right now im a tk 4442 right now so now that i can use glob grenades there still no good to me its so hard to feel in a box of fs man why is the system bring ous down but thats not the point dose any won no how i can get my fs boxs finsh fast if do ples help me
master marksmen/
master medic/
tk 4442/
Donberto17
Sat Feb 05, 2005 2:37 pm
#2
Hey man, This is what I do. I hunt Hurrton Stalkers on Dantooine. I use c12's to take out the lair. I usally get 100k FS xp per one buff. It really dosent take that long. If I do 2 buff sessions in a Day for 5 days a week I will finish my last 2.5 branches by feb 24. And that is fine with me.
Julien Riker
Sinistyr
Sat Feb 05, 2005 2:55 pm
#3
Well, use grenades to get up to 3/x/x/x rather quickly. Then go grab some Thermal Detonator's (PUP them if you wish).
Get into a big solo group.
Head on over to Dathomir (any OP is fine).
Take either:
a) 2 Giant Baz Nitches missions or b) 2 Kuramith(sp?) Snappers missions. Preferably both in the same direction.
Stand in the middle of the lair. Toss grenades at it. After the 2nd wave has spawned & is killed, then ride on over to your 2nd mission. Repeat the same process.
Then return to the first mission. The creatures have now respawned. Repeat until lair is dead. Then finish off the 2nd lair in the same way.
Each creature will likely give 5K Combat Xp (plus the 10% combat xp bonus on top of it). So that is roughly 5500 Combat xp per kill. Using the "milking method" (stated above) it is likely that you will get between 75K-100K Combat Xp per lair.
So in a 3 hour buff, it is possible to get anywhere between 200K-500K FS Xp (including travel time to the village for a trade-in, traveling back to the mission term, etc).
Hope that helps.
Get into a big solo group.
Head on over to Dathomir (any OP is fine).
Take either:
a) 2 Giant Baz Nitches missions or b) 2 Kuramith(sp?) Snappers missions. Preferably both in the same direction.
Stand in the middle of the lair. Toss grenades at it. After the 2nd wave has spawned & is killed, then ride on over to your 2nd mission. Repeat the same process.
Then return to the first mission. The creatures have now respawned. Repeat until lair is dead. Then finish off the 2nd lair in the same way.
Each creature will likely give 5K Combat Xp (plus the 10% combat xp bonus on top of it). So that is roughly 5500 Combat xp per kill. Using the "milking method" (stated above) it is likely that you will get between 75K-100K Combat Xp per lair.
So in a 3 hour buff, it is possible to get anywhere between 200K-500K FS Xp (including travel time to the village for a trade-in, traveling back to the mission term, etc).
Hope that helps.
Message Edited by Sinistyr on 02-05-2005 01:57 PM
Shavik
Sat Feb 05, 2005 2:55 pm
#4
Go kill tons of things until you get 4/x/x/x commando then go buy imperial Dets... I can get 500k FS in 3 hrs...
Therefore... I will be Jedi in 4 hrs from now
Therefore... I will be Jedi in 4 hrs from now
HarlequinMK19
Sat Feb 05, 2005 3:06 pm
#5
Commando 4/0/0/0 + TKM = Really fast FS xp.
Get yourself some Imperial Detonators, good composite armor (Blast Resistance no less than 65%), and equip your VK so you get max XP with TKM.
Get in a solo group and pull giant baz nitch missions on Dathomir. They give up abou 5500 Combat xp per kill. I recommend Thermal Dets over Imperials as well. Some people claim there is no difference, but I think Thermals are much more efficient.
Good Luck.
swiperTfox
Sat Feb 05, 2005 3:06 pm
#6
i just started using the commando method to the fs grind i was using swords before but i'am getting a combat xp cap every 1.5 hr's on dath using nades and i'am about 2 blocks from done this insane grind.
JediForceSeeker
Sat Feb 05, 2005 3:11 pm
#7
Complete sentences and proper spelling/grammar are your friend.
Mauler05
Sat Feb 05, 2005 6:59 pm
#8
JediForceSeeker wrote:
Complete sentences and proper spelling/grammar are your friends.
I agree completely, which is why I corrected you.
Oss_Wilum
Sun Feb 06, 2005 2:57 am
#10
but the helping verb "are" means you aknowledged there were 2. thus, either you need to changeare to is or his correction was, well, correct.
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