Pikeman Archive
Thread: NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!
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Khoivo
Tue Sep 28, 2004 10:55 am
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I bought this LVA, cost me 4.2 million credits, I love this pike, it has been known to lay up to a 7K hit on a Spell Weaver. Anyways, it needed fixing so I fixed it, and the condition dropped to 425. This is just wrong, now I will need a new pike soon. And there is no way of knowing if I will get another pike like this. I woudl be willing to trade a whole mess of stuff for a pike or 2 with over 900 max damage. I am NEVER fixing another one of my pikes again. I should have waited for my WS guildie, who on 9 times out of 10 gets a flawless fix. I hate this part of the game, something needs to be done.
DarthMarksman
Tue Sep 28, 2004 11:22 am
#2
Khoivo wrote:
I bought this LVA, cost me 4.2 million credits, I love this pike, it has been known to lay up to a 7K hit on a Spell Weaver. Anyways, it needed fixing so I fixed it, and the condition dropped to 425. This is just wrong, now I will need a new pike soon. And there is no way of knowing if I will get another pike like this. I woudl be willing to trade a whole mess of stuff for a pike or 2 with over 900 max damage. I am NEVER fixing another one of my pikes again. I should have waited for my WS guildie, who on 9 times out of 10 gets a flawless fix. I hate this part of the game, something needs to be done.
Sorry to hear that. OUCH! A weaponsmith actually gets no bonuses on repairing a weapon. What was the quality ratingof the weapon repair tool you used? If you have no artisan skills, it is stronglyrecommended you don't attempt to repair with anything less than 95%.
Khoivo
Tue Sep 28, 2004 11:27 am
#3
DarthMarksman wrote:
Khoivo wrote:
I bought this LVA, cost me 4.2 million credits, I love this pike, it has been known to lay up to a 7K hit on a Spell Weaver. Anyways, it needed fixing so I fixed it, and the condition dropped to 425. This is just wrong, now I will need a new pike soon. And there is no way of knowing if I will get another pike like this. I woudl be willing to trade a whole mess of stuff for a pike or 2 with over 900 max damage. I am NEVER fixing another one of my pikes again. I should have waited for my WS guildie, who on 9 times out of 10 gets a flawless fix. I hate this part of the game, something needs to be done.
Sorry to hear that. OUCH! A weaponsmith actually gets no bonuses on repairing a weapon. What was the quality ratingof the weapon repair tool you used? If you have no artisan skills, it is stronglyrecommended you don't attempt to repair with anything less than 95%.
It was amazingly enough around 96% give or a few decimals. Go figure, I always break stuff or make the condition go down. You think I would have learned by now.
Khoivo
Tue Sep 28, 2004 1:04 pm
#4
Ac tually , I double checked the Repair tool, it was 99.8999999999. I think imma cry, I just have ba dluck with this stuff. I looked for a 100% one, in 4 day sof looking, I never found one.
Imbatri
Tue Sep 28, 2004 3:05 pm
#5
Just so you guys know..a 100% repair tool will not prevent a bad reapir...it just prevents the item from falling apart when you repair it (1/1 conidtion) you can still get "you have marginally repaired this item" with 100% tools
DarthMarksman
Tue Sep 28, 2004 3:58 pm
#6
Khoivo wrote:
Ac tually , I double checked the Repair tool, it was 99.8999999999. I think imma cry, I just have ba dluck with this stuff. I looked for a 100% one, in 4 day sof looking, I never found one.
Look on the bright side. You still have the weapon.
You did not get the dreaded:
You failed to repair this weapon. It has fallen apart in your hands.
Ifisa
Wed Sep 29, 2004 12:19 am
#7
hehe, my guild ws has a tuskan bandolier with a +4 repair bonus. He's done some of my stuff and the worst one took away 25 points of max condition
Tyyylowyspetily
Wed Sep 29, 2004 12:27 am
#8
Next time you get something that pricey to fix, do some checking around for 100% rating repair kits. They do exsist, they are just increadibly rare. I saw crates of them up for auction on the Kauri boards maybe a week or two agofor a 300k buyout (ea.) I believe. They can only have been made on one day (ever) or with 100% perfect materials. Either way, they are expensive for repair kits. But a 100% chance of success seems like it ought to be worth a little something.
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