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Thread: Holo Ranger

Shades_of_Black
Sun Nov 09, 2003 8:59 pm
#1

I found a holo today. I was pretty much excited since its my first one. Well I had to master Ranger of course..and I was pretty much bummed because I really did not want that lol. But after I took an hour reading up..in the Ranger forum , im actually excited to try some of the neat ablities and what not. Ill most likely play this one casually and not grind like mad crazy *smiles*. and its always good to be each profession once.



Cloves-Starsider
Kaabezza
Sun Nov 09, 2003 9:33 pm
#2

I started out as a casual Ranger, but it was so much fun I don't mind grinding at all. I went up so fast that I wished I had done it sooner. I was actually trying to work on my Pistoleer EXP and harvesting all the creatures we killed in groups. I made camps and threw traps. Before I knew it, I was a master ranger.

Happy hunting.



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Zekk-
Sun Nov 09, 2003 10:14 pm
#3

yes our camo ability is nice , even a master can be amazed at times, today i walked straight in the pubam cave on endor and was able to slap the king



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Shades_of_Black
Mon Nov 10, 2003 12:46 am
#4

very nice...i guess thats one thing to look forward lol...slapping pubams un-noticed....



Cloves-Starsider
HavelockVetinari
Mon Nov 10, 2003 11:19 am
#5

My holo also told me master ranger. So far I'm a 1/2/3/4 ranger, almost 1/3/3/4 (camping macros = your friend when afk). It's been a lot more fun than I thought it would be. Cruising around Yavin racking up scout xp with /maskscent on has been the most fun I've had in game in awhile. Trapping is also fun, though of dubious utility. A hint: kamuriths = your friend when not afk. It's also nice to get a fresh perspective on the game; I will always spend a few minutes in other people's camps when I walk by now, since I feel their pain. I wasa weaponsmith before, too, so it's nice to get out into the wild and check things out. I much prefer it to crafting in my basement. Good luck, and enjoy your time as a ranger.




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VolstedGridban
Tue Nov 11, 2003 1:31 am
#6

The lure of the Ranger is seductive.

I have never wanted to play a Ranger in any other MMORPG or even in any pen-and-paper RPG. The class generally doesn't appeal to me.

But there's something about the SWG implementation that calls to me.

I mean, I make a decent living off my Artisan skills. I have Engineering IV and Domestic Arts IV, and between the two (plus the Human +15 Artisan Experimentation bonus), I make between 55-60k every 3-4 days just selling Food and Chemical Crafting Tools on the Bazaar. And Surveying 3 helps me find good spots for harvesters and the like. So I'm not in any real hurry to get rid of these skills. Consequently, my plan is to just be an 0/0/4/0 Ranger.

But I frequently catch myself contemplating the idea of selling off all my Artisan skills to become Master Ranger (and I'd have to sell 'em ALL off, including Novice Artisan -- thus giving up Survey and Sample -- in order to be a Master Ranger/Master Rifleman).

I'm not sure I want to do that.

But the fact that I think about it at all -- much less think about it as often as I do -- says something about the allure of the profession.



Volsted Gridban
4/4/4/0 Ranger, Master Rifleman,
Surveyor of planetary resources. Purveyor of animal resources.
Author of Volsted's Weapon Analysis Guide, Volsted's Power Fishing Guide,
and Volsted's Animal Resource Guide

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Dyrwen
Tue Nov 11, 2003 11:28 am
#7

Something I wonder about being a Jedi, seeing as this is a Holocron thread and all.


I wonder if you're capable of harvesting resources from what you kill? They apparently can craft and heal, so why not be scouty too? heh.. just a thought, I'd hate to be a Jedi and not be able to harvest what I kill.





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NRaas
Tue Nov 11, 2003 11:57 am
#8

"I wonder if you're capable of harvesting resources from what you kill?"


I can see it now...


Force Harvest



  • The Jedi stares for a secondand the hide falls of the corpse and neatly folds itself into a stack.




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PithrenDarkstar
Tue Nov 11, 2003 12:43 pm
#9






NRaas wrote:

"I wonder if you're capable of harvesting resources from what you kill?"


I can see it now...


Force Harvest



  • The Jedi stares for a secondand the hide falls of the corpse and neatly folds itself into a stack.






Isn't that basically what we do already?


With our luck, actually, a Jedi Initiate can probably harvest all three resources at once




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NRaas
Tue Nov 11, 2003 12:49 pm
#10

"Isn't that basically what we do already?"


Hmmm... That reminds me.



  • I should add that old Hunting knife proposal to the Wish List.




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PithrenDarkstar
Tue Nov 11, 2003 3:41 pm
#11






NRaas wrote:

Hmmm... That reminds me.



  • I should add that old Hunting knife proposal to the Wish List.





Hmm... I missed that one. Was it just going to be an item that gives a harvesting bonus?



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NRaas
Tue Nov 11, 2003 3:51 pm
#12

"Hmm... I missed that one. Was it just going to be an item that gives a harvesting bonus?"


I can understand why, here is the thread (check out the date ):


Harvesting costs


It was a request to need a hunting knife in your inventory to actually /harvest.



  • The condition of the knife would reduce each time a harvest was performed.

  • It was intended as a means to boost Artisan equipment sales.

A part ofthe requestwas increased harvest depending on the quality of knife used.





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MatknBilon
Tue Nov 11, 2003 5:54 pm
#13

imma holo ranger too...1-2-4-3 and i need a little help with frontiering...i need a camping macro
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