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Thread: Master slice percents.
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Rissen
Tue Oct 12, 2004 10:45 am
#1
I know this has been reported before but the 15-35% is obviously wrong.
I in one night of slicing hit 42% and 11% using the same good tools.
Message Edited by Rissen on 10-12-2004 01:47 PM
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Hoenir
Tue Oct 12, 2004 10:53 am
#2
Rissen wrote:
I know this has been reported before but the 15-35% is obviously wrong.
I in one night of slicing hit 42% and 11% using the same good tools.
Message Edited by Rissen on 10-12-2004 01:47 PM
different slice types have different ranges.
for example, encumbrance tops out at 45%, so the 42% is possible on an encumbrance slice.
I think there is some type of slice that can be as poor as 10% (not really up on that).
tool quality does not matter
AldaronTavish
Tue Oct 12, 2004 8:39 pm
#3
From the FAQ if people would bother to read it
Slicing 1:
* Weapon: N/A
* Armor: N/A
Slicing 2:
* Weapon: 10-25% Speed or Damage
* Armor: N/A
Slicing 3:
* Weapon: 10-25% Speed or Damage
* Armor: 5-20% Effectiveness
* Armor: 5-30% Encumbrance
Slicing 4
* Weapon: 10-30% Speed or Damage
* Armor: 5-30% Effectiveness
* Armor:15-40% Encumbrance
Master Smuggler:
* Weapon: 15-35% Damage or Speed
* Armor: 11-35% Effectiveness
* Armor: 20-45% Encumbrance
Slicing 1:
* Weapon: N/A
* Armor: N/A
Slicing 2:
* Weapon: 10-25% Speed or Damage
* Armor: N/A
Slicing 3:
* Weapon: 10-25% Speed or Damage
* Armor: 5-20% Effectiveness
* Armor: 5-30% Encumbrance
Slicing 4
* Weapon: 10-30% Speed or Damage
* Armor: 5-30% Effectiveness
* Armor:15-40% Encumbrance
Master Smuggler:
* Weapon: 15-35% Damage or Speed
* Armor: 11-35% Effectiveness
* Armor: 20-45% Encumbrance
JP-Recon
Wed Oct 13, 2004 10:55 am
#5
hrmpf2 wrote:
You should also be happy to hear that tool quality doesn't matter, so save your credits and get the worst junk Copper or so to make them.
Can you please show me more proof of this? In my trials, I have seen more 30% slices with better tools, where the lower quality tools gave me mid to high 20% slices. I have yet to agree with the idea that quality doesn't matter.
Hoenir
Wed Oct 13, 2004 11:02 am
#6
I have a whole stockpile of tools that I made with the crappiest aluminum available and did not experiment on. I regularly get encumbrance slices of 42-45%, or damage slices of 30-35% more often than I get slices on the low end, but medium-range slices appear to be the most common of all regardless of tool use.
Hollow
Wed Oct 13, 2004 11:11 am
#7
The Devs themselves have stated so. Also, there is a thread that WayneInAustin has an experiment of 6 months worth of slicing with good tools and bad. The test results showed that the quality didn't matter.
JP-Recon wrote:
hrmpf2 wrote:
You should also be happy to hear that tool quality doesn't matter, so save your credits and get the worst junk Copper or so to make them.
Can you please show me more proof of this? In my trials, I have seen more 30% slices with better tools, where the lower quality tools gave me mid to high 20% slices. I have yet to agree with the idea that quality doesn't matter.
DigiDante
Wed Oct 13, 2004 11:28 am
#8
Hollow wrote:The Devs themselves have stated so. Also, there is a thread that WayneInAustin has an experiment of 6 months worth of slicing with good tools and bad. The test results showed that the quality didn't matter.
JP-Recon wrote:
hrmpf2 wrote:
You should also be happy to hear that tool quality doesn't matter, so save your credits and get the worst junk Copper or so to make them.Can you please show me more proof of this? In my trials, I have seen more 30% slices with better tools, where the lower quality tools gave me mid to high 20% slices. I have yet to agree with the idea that quality doesn't matter.
GreenMarine's Post
GreenMarine wrote:NikkiDial has it correct. The Master box improves slicing, but the tool quality and other things do not.
hrmpf2
Wed Oct 13, 2004 12:58 pm
#10
Rissen wrote:I know this has been reported before but the 15-35% is obviously wrong.I in one night of slicing hit 42% and 11% using the same good tools.Message Edited by Rissen on 10-12-2004 01:47 PM
You should also be happy to hear that tool quality doesn't matter, so save your credits and get the worst junk Copper or so to make them.
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