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SiboFett

Tue May 10, 2005 11:34 am

how do elite character lvls compare to norman character levels?

what exactly do the elite symbols mean?

ps i tried to do a search but i get a message saying that the search function is unavailable

SiboFett
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Night4554

Tue May 10, 2005 11:41 am

#2

Level 80 is level 80. It doesn't matter if you got level 80 through elite professions or (somehow even though it's probably not possible) a ton of mastered starter professions.

The symbols serve no purpose except to be there. Group members see them, so the general thought is they're for letting your group members know what role you are playing.

Message Edited by Night4554 on 05-10-2005 02:41 PM

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SiboFett

Tue May 10, 2005 11:47 am

#3

no i mean on npc's some npc's lvl number has a black line through it, i was told this means they are elite, and harder than a usual npc of that lvl. i just wonder how much harder

SiboFett
... Dark Jedi Elder
... Servant to the Empire
... Soldier of the Mecrosa Order Elite
... Also Nevet - The alt who may never get to lvl 90!

Turel_

Tue May 10, 2005 1:26 pm

#4

Night4554 wrote:
Level 80 is level 80. It doesn't matter if you got level 80 through elite professions or (somehow even though it's probably not possible) a ton of mastered starter professions.

The symbols serve no purpose except to be there. Group members see them, so the general thought is they're for letting your group members know what role you are playing.

Message Edited by Night4554 on 05-10-2005 02:41 PM

Also it does make a difference with players cuz dmg multipliers r based on level as well

Turel Hellbrass

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no knowledge of what differences there are between Dark & Light Jedi. There

is nothing to indicate that the Emperor and Vader want Dark Jedi around."

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Rizzaka

Wed May 11, 2005 4:19 am

#5

Elites also heal INSANELY fast, if you need to see an example go take a group of 8 to see Necrosis. We had 2 MLS/Mdefender jedi and one Mpowers/Menhancer jedi in the group. The rest were normal ranged prof's and we couldnt take him down fast enough. He regen's some crazy fast hit points even after you take out the power cells

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Praeses

Wed May 11, 2005 12:31 pm

#6

Basically the only difference is their HAM. A Lvl 37 (i think) elite was hitting me for only 30 some odd damage, about normal, but had 17k ham.

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Baccarat

Mon Jun 06, 2005 10:14 am

#7

The difference is elites get special attacks/abilities, like players, including sometimes healing.

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Zadioc

Tue Jun 07, 2005 7:22 am

#8

regen and ham sounds bout right, I'm not sure about them having any special attacks since I'm rifleman/smuggler I've yet to feel one of their hits, it took me about 10 minutes I'd say to kill the katarn he was lvl 86 elite I think.

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