Tailor Archive
Thread: Profession Dependancy and Mounts: A Proposal
- Small covers Kaadu, Spats, and Cu Pas. Saddles would be available in various styles, some quite fancy and draped with hueable cloth. The simpler ones would just be hueable leather.
- Medium covers bols and dewbacks. Saddles would branch into two types, normal and sidesaddle. This would overcome the ridiculously wide leg spread of riding these creatures if so desired. Again, some would be fancier looking than others.
- Large covers Brackasets and Banthas. Several options would be actual howdahs you could sit in, some with ornate curtains.
What do you think?
I forsee two stumbling blocks of resistance concerning it:
- Essentially, a saddleis the same as a wookie pad. Tailors can't use it.
- It will be seen as just 'another componant'. Many [not all] tailors are resistant to selling componants of any kind.
That being said, I still really like the idea. The potential for creativity is fairly broad, atleast far more than a wookie pillow. I might even be more inclined to saddle up my ole carrion spat and tool around town on him. ![]()
- Essentially, a saddleis the same as a wookie pad. Tailors can't use it.
- It will be seen as just 'another componant'. Many [not all] tailors are resistant to selling componants of any kind.
PerilousWish wrote:
- Essentially, a saddleis the same as a wookie pad. Tailors can't use it.
- It will be seen as just 'another componant'. Many [not all] tailors are resistant to selling componants of any kind.
- Tailors can sell these directly to people who wish a saddle for a specific mount they've gotten as a baby. I could see direct sales being pretty popular.
- If you allow Creature Handlers to "resaddle" a mount, there could be even more of a market.
If anything, I see this as something tailors would sell on their own vendors.
I am not sure its agood idea.
I have a Master Tailor and Master CH myself. At this moment aCH with a level 4 mgt can train a mount. After doing that there appears a saddle on the mount. So actually the idea is already implemented.
Letting the saddle first be obtained from a tailor could be considered as a nerf. And CH as a profession lost nearly all his attraction due to a lot of nerfs.
- BE pets being much better than tamed creatures
- tamed pets cant be sold on a vendor where BE pets can be sold on a vendor
- Vehicles being much faster then pets.
- Distributing of Pet level over all skills so obtaining CH partly doesnt amount to much.
At this moment there is no merchant value in havingthe CH profession. Buying saddles looks nice but nearly no pets are sold by a CH.
Idany
I am not sure its agood idea.
I have a Master Tailor and Master CH myself. At this moment aCH with a level 4 mgt can train a mount. After doing that there appears a saddle on the mount. So actually the idea is already implemented.
Letting the saddle first be obtained from a tailor could be considered as a nerf. And CH as a profession lost nearly all his attraction due to a lot of nerfs.
- BE pets being much better than tamed creatures
- tamed pets cant be sold on a vendor where BE pets can be sold on a vendor
- Vehicles being much faster then pets.
- Distributing of Pet level over all skills so obtaining CH partly doesnt amount to much.
At this moment there is no merchant value in havingthe CH profession. Buying saddles looks nice but nearly no pets are sold by a CH.
Idany
I can see the decked out rancors now LOL!