Game Guides Archive

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Uomiwon wrote:

Wow, guess it does pay to read the forums,I love the "armor on" "armor off" post. I think I'll read on to see what else I can find. I just wish I had more time to play...

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DeQuosaek wrote:

It was changed to prevent some sneaky things some players were doing, but ithas a pretty big impact onthe rest of us... I hope they rethink it. (although realistically it does make sense for it to take a little bit of time to put armor on)

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HanTiNeren wrote:

Okay I have a question. What is an adhesive?

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Read the link posted above this, but the two things you mention are parts of a Loot Kit that you can get from a Junk Dealer (look for a Vendor on the CTRL-M map in major non-player cities)

Each loot kit requires 10 components to build whatever item the loot kit is for. (like a blue rug, etc) You haveone part each for two different sets. You can possibly tradeone of them with another player for a piece you need, depending on which loot kit you decide to get. My guess is that an adhesive is just one of the10 components you need for the kit.

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Bloodshade wrote:

1st order of business: this is my first post yay! (started ....9 days ago)

for starters... /ui action cycletargetOutward dosnt seem to work for me... is this outdated or possibly im using it incorrectly...

my macro: "A"

/ui action cycletargetOutward;

/target; <--wasnt sure

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Well, I thinkone possible reason for your macro not to be working is because your /ui action cycletargetOutward command should be targetting the nearest enemy and the blank /target command might be untargetting it. You don't need the /target command in there at all.

However, I would suggest that if you just started you go out and have some fun with the game first and worry about making macros after you've been playing the game for a few weeks. There is a lot of the game to try and many different professions to learn before you write a macro and have the game play itself.

You can try some delivery missions and some low level destroy missions until you get used to combat and the way things work. Try forming small hunting parties with mainly new players and help each other out.Maybe explore some of the planet you are on. You can visit some of the Points of Interest and just walk around the major towns and talk to some of the NPCs and do little missions for them. There are quite a few missions and quests you can do.

If you're just trying to get a faster way to get meat, that's one thing, but if you just started and you don't watch out, you'll end up in a cloning tube quite often with that method.

On the other hand, if you're trying to climb your prfession trees faster, I suggest just relaxing and earning your XP at a normal pace. It's a lot more fun that way. You get to experience some of the lower level fun stuff in the game that you will miss if you rush through it.

Anyway, back to your main question... There are several really good macro articles on these forums and on other sites. I don't have the time to hunt one down at the moment, but try scrolling down to the bottom of the forum page and type in "macro guide" in the search blank and click search. I remember one called something like "The FULL command list and macro guide" or something like that. Good luck.