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Engi's dumb unique forging idea. - Enginseer-42 - 11-11-2020 Make a T1 recipe for 'Unique Weapon' that opens a menu. You choose whether it's a sword or stave stat-wise. You choose a base material which sets it's max stats. Then you add in dev mats until you hit that stat-max. So for example, say I go and make a custom Arcanium staff. I hit the recipe, it opens the menu. I choose staff. It gives me a list of base materials that costs 3-6 of that mat. In this case, Arcanium. A minimum of 30 power and a max of 60. Then I add my special Mc-special ore that gives a +1 to fire def and another 10 power. So we're at 40 power, and +1 fire def. And then it's finished. Bam I have the staff of the Dragon-botherer. The idea is basically you pre-make the stat boosts various dev-items have and whatever material you use as the base of the unique sets a max for how many dev items you can include in the weapon. RE: Engi's dumb unique forging idea. - Jumpy - 11-11-2020 that just takes away every bit of interesting RP process and mystery of "what stats will I get" out of the equation. it turns crafting into a number's game rather than cool flavor and interesting rp. it takes away opportunities of having admins think "this rp is really cool, they should get more". this is a bad take on a nonexistent problem RE: Engi's dumb unique forging idea. - Trenton - 11-11-2020 i feel like it completely takes away from the actual flair and spark of making a unique weapon RE: Engi's dumb unique forging idea. - CrystikRage - 11-11-2020 agree with the above two, there's no need to make an odd mechanical system for forging uniques in-game when you can just apply for them using those materials and make something more personalized. |