Force Sensitive Archive
Thread: Does it matter what FS skill boxes I learn?
Message Edited by Adigha on 07-05-2005 08:37 PM
The really anoying thing is that weaponsmith is extreemly slow or expensive to grind. You can either make metal staffs at 89xp each (bear in mind you need about 4.8mil fs xp for the full set of trees making 24million weapon crafting xp at the normal rates) using normal metal (the cheap way) projectile rifle barrels giving more xp but using more specific resources (costing more) or heavy warheads giving 700 odd xp but requiring rare and as a result mega expensive resources.
Since you get 2xp per unit of ore you use under normal circumstances and the cheapest way gets means u can usually get 2cpu metal for staffs you are looking at spending 24 million creds on metal for grinding.
Also at around 30 seconds per staff, it will take about 2000 hours of making staffs.
Damn
Or 266 hours with heavy warheads.
Given that it has taken me about 6 hours to grind enough combat xp for 2 full trees I believe this is a little dishartening
Another thing to keep in mind is that you can always get whatever FS trees you want later on. That's what I'm doing. Get whichever you need in order to get jedi the fastest, then after you make paddy (but before you make full temp, as you will have to have 4 sp available, and jedi exp doesn't convert to FS), train a 7th tree in what you want, then drop a tree you don't want, and just keep doing this until you have all the FS trees you want.
Ni'obe Amnas
Master Dancer / TKM/ Master Brawler
AMOR - Bria server
Joebob696 wrote:
the only ones that REALLY matter are melee accuracy, melee speed, ranged defense, melee defense, and you might want the survival tree so u dont run extremely slow when trying to run from BH's =P, especially around hills.
So to be clear: If I learn 6 skill trees to level 4 and do the Exit mission/Padawan trial stuff, I become a Padawan. At that point if I want to I can go back and learn another tree to 4, then drop one of the existing trees I learned earlier on? I thought once you had learned a FS skill you were stuck with it period...
I am doing this for the alt, and at least at the moment have little interest in becoming a Jedi, but I would like to ensure I get the best options for my FS crafter when I am done. If I can drop a FS skill as long as I retain 24 skill boxes in 6 skill tree lines, then that would be terrific.