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Thread: Teräs Käsi FAQ, Version 2 (BETA)
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Cloud1131
Mon Jul 05, 2004 4:34 pm
#40
haha, sometimes its funny to read the forums and watch people who know absolutely nothing about a profession but yet still run their mouths like they do...
-=Damius TKM=- Eclispe
Ryutek
Mon Jul 05, 2004 8:28 pm
#41
Cloud1131 wrote:
haha, sometimes its funny to read the forums and watch people who know absolutely nothing about a profession but yet still run their mouths like they do...
-=Damius TKM=- Eclispe
Just as it is funny to see someone so arrogant an ass that they act as though they are better than everyone else? Why not actually contribute something useful, **edit**.
Ryutek
Mon Jul 05, 2004 8:33 pm
#42
TKA-CH wrote:
hi, i have a question on how should i migrate my stats because im just started TKA0/0/0/1 and im a CH 2/2/1/1 (human). how should i migrate my stats so i can wear my composite armor because i have head and body but im not rich enough to get buffed all the time. my character take lots of body damage but no action or mind damage because composite helmet and 60% ubese boots and legs. should i buy some comp biceps and arms and no glove becasue right now im on a 60k budget and i have a friend that makes me comp at 20k per piece he makes for example 20k for like the helmet or legs. how should i migrate my stats so i dont have to get uffed and i can still were my arms biceps with body and helmet??? my HAM is 820/848/830. post to give me any suggestions on my problem. i would very much apriciate that.
-Kinani Gahli
TKA-CH
Honestly, experimentation with what works for you will be the only way to determine what the best way would be. Personally, I have my stats at 800/500/500 800/525/525 700/525/525
This works great for me when I fight unbuffed, because my secondaries are high enough that specials without VKs are not bad (HAM cost), and I can heal myself without endangering my mind too bad unless it is a long fight.
However, I would recommend using composite while buffed, and ubese while unbuffed. The encumberence difference makes Ubese much better.
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