Ranger Archive

Is my template good?

Why can't I level trapping xp?

Where are the Kash Camo kits?

Does that cover them all?

/rolleyes; /bitterRanger;

It's the whole Respec thing, Calc. Every profession is going through it right now.

Type up a generic answer to tell them to go through the stickies up top, and copy + paste whenever you see that stuff.

Is my template good?

If you can kill something before it kills you..the template is good :-)

Why can't I level trapping xp?

I dont know, are you using traps? ;-) FYI tossing camp kits at a mob does NOT trap it /snicker

Where are the Kash Camo kits?

I have them all in my house. You cant have any because you didnt pre-order.

Does that cover them all?

No, of course not hehe

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Calculus_Entropy wrote:
Is my template good?

Why can't I level trapping xp?

Where are the Kash Camo kits?

Does that cover them all?

/rolleyes; /bitterRanger;

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You forgot the worst... "Why does Ranger cost so many skillpoints?"

Or, any "I have a great idea for ranger..." posts with ideas discussed here for the past two years.


I was going to make a post similar to yours about a week ago.. Actually I did several times, but I never hit submit. Now I can post and seem less grumpy, since I'm just replying.. It's liberating.. thanks calc!

[Edit... yeah, know the search engine here is horrible, when it even works. But when there's 3 threads on the same topic on one page... Grrr..]

Message Edited by frightwig on 05-19-2005 06:03 PM

I feel ya Calc, but I have high hopes for ranger. I even got rid of my alt master ranger/master rifleman to make my main MBH/Master Ranger. Im having fun with it, just dont go to Kash yet for obvious reasons (cant camo, therefore get overran by mobs). Ive been spending my time at my ranger outpost just north of jabba's hunting down dewbacks for sport and resources. I do my daily run to collect 5k hide for a client who pays me 30 cpus for this certain hide. Then I track some canyon krayts for some other clients (50k a krayt). Finally its my time, I go big game hunting....get my prize kill for the day mounted. BTW, if you on bloodfin and a ranger Ill give ya entry on my outpost. Its a good location and a comfortable place to hang your jacket up for a bit.

I wouldnt mind the skill sink if they would make it worth it. A few mods, master box weapons, the ability to stuff creatures for trophies, and make camps more viable would make me happy.

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GunFu wrote:
I wouldnt mind the skill sink if they would make it worth it. A few mods, master box weapons, the ability to stuff creatures for trophies, and make camps more viable would make me happy.

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I copyrighted that! You owe me a sammich!

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Kinshi wrote:

Is my template good?

If you can kill something before it kills you..the template is good :-)

Why can't I level trapping xp?

I dont know, are you using traps? ;-) FYI tossing camp kits at a mob does NOT trap it /snicker

Where are the Kash Camo kits?

I have them all in my house. You cant have any because you didnt pre-order.

Does that cover them all?

No, of course not hehe

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LOL

GOTH

Sry BioEngine, I love the idea though. To take it further they should put a skinner/taxedermy (sp?) station ini our high tech field base camp. Sry for not giving you props, Ill buy ya a jawa beer mate. I hang out at jabba's place or sometimes might be at my ranger post just soutwest of jabba's. It sure would be nice to hang up my stuffed heads in my ranger station. Rancor, Sawtooth, and dewback's head would be my firsts, lol.

I don't mind the repeat questions too much IF they are obviously new to ranger. The " I have a great idea for ranger" threads from peeps that are not ranger...

hehe - two more:

1) how can I make money as a ranger?

2) how can I get scouting xp as fast as possible?

Iseult
Master Ranger / Mediocre Carbiner
Bloodfin

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Arkadius_Radd wrote:
I don't mind the repeat questions too much IF they are obviously new to ranger. The " I have a great idea for ranger" threads from peeps that are not ranger...

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QFE!

Jeez, it's like they want a pat on the back for thinking a little more than normal.