Weaponsmith Archive
Thread: what is up with advanced stocks?
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WerrtZer
Fri Feb 20, 2004 10:29 pm
#2
Accepted way of experimenting on these seems to be to throw the first 6 points into dmg, then 2, 2, until you hit all great succeses.
It's (surprise, surprise) a bug...
Xieflow
Fri Feb 20, 2004 10:32 pm
#3
well, I managed to get a 35 / 35 AS 0.3 advanced stock, so I made a schematic. Not the best, but now I won't have to make any more for a while
BrokenDrum
Sat Feb 21, 2004 5:21 am
#4
Howdy'
Still most;y stay c;ear of them due to large HAM hit. When I do make them just for the kew; looking graphic or on demand, I still put 2:1 ratio on EFF
AM to keep that HAM penalty down.
LeGhenaven
Sat Feb 21, 2004 6:18 am
#5
Hehe i spent an hour trying to get good stats on one and ended up with a 40/40 .366 adv stock. The Bad thing is better corellian dec wood just came out. Crap back to getting a better stock.
Tortilla
Sat Feb 21, 2004 7:31 am
#6
i hear sr on the wood has nothing to do with the stats, i could be wrong. anyoneelse have input on this?
LLJK_Griz
Sat Feb 21, 2004 7:52 am
#7
It seems like you can get 40/40 with any wood but the speed and HAM might be improved with better wood. I'm not really sure since I only tested with two different woods and it takes liketwenty tries to get a good schematic.
LeGhenaven
Sat Feb 21, 2004 7:52 am
#8
After my hour of crafting stocks i learned alot about em i used the same alum. and had gotten a consistant .366 or higher speed with a 570ish sr wood. I had like 18k of the stuff so no worrys on how much used to get a schematic. Then i had around 500 leftover 630ish sr wood and about half the time i got .312 or so in speed or higher. Also the best way to get speed and damage is 5-3-2-1 experementation that i found.
Xieflow
Sat Feb 21, 2004 10:16 am
#9
I don't know about your guys servers, but I pretty much stock every gun I can, seeing as most players play with doctors buffs + brandy + plenty of food. Well, I do about 50 / 50. When I put new guns on my vendor, I put a stocked and an unstocked one. 'cause you never know.
HAM costs aren't really an issue anymore.
HAM costs aren't really an issue anymore.
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