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Thread: I need some advice/Help all you experienced weaponsmith Masters.

tuoneves
Sun Dec 14, 2003 4:19 pm
#1

Hi everyone Happy Holidays!


I have a question.....
I just recieved a large order for some guns based on a popular schematic I have been using..


I was offered a considerable bonus if I could make 1/2 the order with an increase in spd and half the order with an increase in dmg.


I am currently using my best stuff in the schematic Ihave beenusing...Is there a way to tweak the experimentation if I make some new schematics with the same materials so I can increase spd on one and dmg on the other, of coarse I know it would be at the cost of lowering the other stat...


If I remember right spd is experimented along with Dmg....


Any advice would be great...


Thank you


T




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-Strife-
Sun Dec 14, 2003 5:04 pm
#2

The expermentation section damage should really be called Damage per second. As it both increases damage as well as decreases speed.


To answer your question, modifying them seperately is not possible. Just go with your schematic if that is the best you can currentlymake.





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Avelio13
Mon Dec 15, 2003 11:34 am
#3

The only option that I have in doing this is to use advanced barrels for higher damage and lowe speed or to use normal barrels for faster speed lower damage. The difference between the two is about .2 speed and a few points damage on the finished weapon.



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