2011-06-24, 03:52 PM
iAmFear Wrote:List Items: Wrench, Rake, Slotted Mineral/Herb Bag
Can't, not yet, at least, they weren't up to the point where you could freely purchase the 70/130 equip recipes from the NPC in Tespia.
I'm guessing that the Wrench and Rake and their upgraded forms are more efficient items to use in their respective Professions? If not, correct, if so, what benefits do fancier Hammers and Shovels impart compared to the basic version and to Wrenches and Hammers? Do Slotted Mineral/Herb Bags take any slots in the inventory and can you have multiple numbers of these things?
We're all probably better off holding our Gallant Emblems for the introduction of the recipes. Well, I know I'll be holding them all for the Rising Sun set recipes and subsequent jewelcrafting of these items. Are the recipes all 50 Emblems each, I have an SS with the Belt as 50 and the 130 Bow as 75, just wondering if that can be extrapolated to the other items.
This last bit is probably better set in one of the several PvP threads, but I suppose it is Tespia too: First, is everyone normalized in PvP, as in attacks that do a percentage aren't based off anything (not on main or secondary stats, nor M/W.ATT) and are only meant for reference?
If that is true the next question is moot but if not: Since potential is nullified and they are relatively cheap, would it be beneficial to complete a Larson's Challenger Set in order to get the PvP bonus it imparts if one wanted to PvP often? Note: In case you well-equipped individuals mention what attack you may be losing from switching out your equipment for these, I don't own a Chaosed Immortal Pharaoh Belt or CHTP, an HTP's stats are made up in the Set Bonus among the other W/M.ATT additions; the reduction in attack from the Shoulderpad and Ring is negligible against my Strawberry Shoulderpad and Zombie Ring. I guess the same question also applies to getting a level 70 set just to PvP in, 130 too if you are rich.
Edit: I forgot people who need a ©HTP to equip things, myself (sometimes) included, there's your downside, you lose 4% PvP damage, but the other three in a set still provide 6%. I really don't know how much that is, but it's something?