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Ybagi

Wed Nov 24, 2004 11:00 am

I was reading a post in the issues thread about a weaponsmith be able to slice their own weapons

which I thought was a bad idea but wouldn't it be great if a weaponsmith could unslice a weapon...

The smuggler slices the weapon and you get a 17% speed slice(or any speed slice for that matter); what happens to the weapon; it probably gets destroyed or given away.

Wouldn't it be great if we could undo that slice; at a cost; then the slicer could try again.

Maybe when a weapon is unsliced, it loses 25%-50% of it's condition, so you would only have at most two attempts before the weapon is junked anyway.

This would also make condition of a weapon a bit more important than it is now.

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Death_Dealer

Wed Nov 24, 2004 11:01 am

#2

. . .. I like it, good idea

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VemaGara

Wed Nov 24, 2004 12:46 pm

#3

Problem: the penalty to slicing is a very low chance of repair. If you can unslice a weapon, then repair, then reslice, you have circumvented the penalty to slicing.

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Grisbilen

Wed Nov 24, 2004 12:56 pm

#4

VemaGara wrote:
Problem: the penalty to slicing is a very low chance of repair. If you can unslice a weapon, then repair, then reslice, you have circumvented the penalty to slicing.

I think he mean the weapon should lose 25-50% of it's max condition, not current condition

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dewagroz

Wed Nov 24, 2004 2:47 pm

#5

Grisbilen wrote:

VemaGara wrote:
Problem: the penalty to slicing is a very low chance of repair. If you can unslice a weapon, then repair, then reslice, you have circumvented the penalty to slicing.

I think he mean the weapon should lose 25-50% of it's max condition, not current condition

Only problem I see is that you could slice and unslice (in theory) forever. If it's just loosing a percentage of it's condition. It should be a set number, like 150 points of condition or something. That way, condition actually matters before it reaches 0.

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Willbaby

Thu Nov 25, 2004 11:01 am

#6

would have said no at first, but the decay idea really balances it out