Weaponsmith Archive
Thread: Is it even possible to make a decent Featherweight FWG5?
Hijacking this thread to ask a question about the featherweight FWG5. Pardon me. ![]()
I got the schematic as a reward. I'm not a weaponsmith, nor do I have any hopes of being one (or any clue about weaponsmithing in general). I also got some blaster barrels and scopes I think they were as a separate reward. What are my chances of trading the schematic (3 uses I'm told) for a short run of 6 to include the blaster barrels if possible, with me supplying the absolute best ingredients possible, thus giving the weaponsmith two more "charges" to do standard factory runs with?
And for a truly non-weaponsmith-knowledgeable person who likes FWG5s, what exactly goes into this FWG5 schematic, and what stats on the materials are important? And what special attachments might I look at getting to include? I hear things like scopes and grips and such and not having the slightest clue how weapon crafting is done it's all zabrakian to me... but the idea of getting a set of custom made FWG5s is appealing.
JamesHighwest wrote:
Like a krayt tissue? Where would I get this enhancement?
Regardless, what I was talking about in my original post was that the normal everyday FWG5's I had been making were far better in speed and damage than this Featherweight FWG5. And I blame the required materials for it as they are nothing like the materials needed in a normal FWG5.
Of a gorax to be found wandering the endor desert.
Actually, it's the High Velocity Feed Mechanism off of Nym's soldiers on Lok.
Abominable-TCO wrote:
JamesHighwest wrote:
Like a krayt tissue? Where would I get this enhancement?
Regardless, what I was talking about in my original post was that the normal everyday FWG5's I had been making were far better in speed and damage than this Featherweight FWG5. And I blame the required materials for it as they are nothing like the materials needed in a normal FWG5.
Of a gorax to be found wandering the endor desert.
Like a krayt tissue? Where would I get this enhancement?
Regardless, what I was talking about in my original post was that the normal everyday FWG5's I had been making were far better in speed and damage than this Featherweight FWG5. And I blame the required materials for it as they are nothing like the materials needed in a normal FWG5.