lose as many resources, sometimes none at all, if you fail at crafting.
2. How do I make things?
A. You make things by using a crafting tool. Most professions that make
things start out with one.
3. I have the right skills to make "x" item, but it doesn't show up on
my crafting list! What do I do?
A. Some items require specialized crafting tools. Like, Stimpack B's
require a chemical crafting tool. Other items require a crafting
station to use, like Stimpack C's. Check the items shematic in the
datapad to see if it requires one of those.
4. Should I stick to surveying or buy a harvester?
A. Unless you're super poor, buy a harvester. Surveying is a waste of time
and harvesters are far more effecient.
For a much easier (and possibly cheaper) alternative is to simply
buy your resources. Many high end items require specific resources that
are rare; thus check out the resource shops. These are stocked with
both rare and common resources, providing you with the materials you
need to create great items as well as the materials you need to "grind"
your profession!
5. What's the point of experimenting?
A. It improves your items abilities. For weapons, it could be speed and
damage. For medicine, it could be damage healed. It's recommended to
experiment if you plan on using the item or if you're going to sell it.
If you are simply "grinding" you shouldn't experiment since that slows
you down.
6. What's the point of "x" resource?
A. A lot of advanced items require these wacky resources. Don't worry
about them unless you absolutely need them. If you're a resource broker
you can usually sell these at a nice price to the crafters that need
them (as they are harder to find).
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INTERACTION FAQ
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1. I'm trying to heal my buddy, but it says it isn't wise to do that...
why is it saying that?
A. He may not be your buddy afterall! He's on the opposing faction that
you are on... it's not wise to heal your enemy!
2. Trading questions and trading errors
A. For the most part, trading errors have been fixed by the many
hot fixes. There is an occasional error from time to time, but the
fix is easy: simply restart the trade!
3. How can I privately message someone without using e-mail?
A. Use the /tell <player's name> command. Example, if I wanted to talk to
my friend Omif, I would use /tell omif. Whatever follows the player's
name is what is privately sent to him or her.
4. How can I trade waypoints?
A. Use ingame-mail. Save it as an attachement. Another nifty command to
use is the /waypoint command. Have your friend tell you the waypoint
numbers, then enter it in with the command. These numbers can be
found on the map screen (ctrl + v).
Example: /waypoint 4500 -3491
Note, this also works in space. You simply have to add on a third
number since space is in three dimensions!
5. I'm trying to delete my waypoints, but they aren't going away! Help!
A. Occasionally you'll get what I call datapad lag. If you use your
datapad a lot, it'll lag out. Just log out and log back in and it'll be
fine.
6. No one can understand me! Help!
A. I hope you mean in game. Anyway, that's probably because you're using
a language besides basic. If you typed /language (language name here),
that'll do that to you. To fix it, switch to basic by typing /language
basic. If you're a wookiee, you can only speak the wookiee language.
Most people can understand, so don't worry. If they can't, just use
a /tell with them. You can also teach them the wookiee language by
first grouping with them, then clicking the teach button.
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MISC FAQ
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1. I'm a wookiee... I can't equip armor... what's the deal?
A. Wookiees are way too large to equip normal armor. This is made up by
getting improved stats. However, there are special wookiee armors out
there. These are only equipable by wookiees.
2. How do I contact you?
A. Look in the introduction.
3. Can I use this FAQ on my website?
A. Possibly; the only official sites I support are GameFAQs and it's partner
site, GameSPOT. If you send me an e-mail, I will let you use my FAQ as
long as you provide me a link to the site as well as credit when you do
post it.
4. My Healthbars are all black, what do I do?
A. You have wounds. Go to a medical center and have a medic heal them.
Remember to tip the medic when he's done healing you! For more
information, see the first question in the Basic Combat area.
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--==[ APPENDIX ]==--
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The world will never be the same. SOE has finally released the combat
upgrade, a gigantic publish worthy of being an expansion pack. But, SOE
was kind enough to release it for free as a patch, seamlessly downloaded at
the launch pad. Players who have bought ROTW (rage of the wookies) or the
Total Experience do not have to worry about downloading this gigantic patch
as the games come pre-loaded with it.
So what's the big deal about this Combat Upgrade? It sounds simple enough
after all. Well, for one, no fighting strategy will be the same as all
special moves are either new or completely different. Plus, rebalancing
of weapons opens up completely new fields of battle. So, where to begin?
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10 Vital Changes You Should Know
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1. There is now a "combat level" system in place. This is an advanced
version of the consider system. Rather than relying simply on colors
to determine the strength of the enemy, now all fighters (including
yourself) have a level. This level is based on the amount of combat
skills you have trained in. The amount of EXP given is based on
the level of the enemy in comparison to your level.
2. Most, not all, weapons require a certain level. Some weapons still
require certain skills to be mastered, but many weapons can be used
by any profession as long as he or she is high enough level. This
means a bounty hunter can use rifles, even if he or she isn't a
rifleman.
3. Skills are no longer weapon specific. A fencer's attack skills will
work while wielding a polearm. However, ranged skills do not work
with melee weapons, and vice versa. This, in a way, makes the game
have two very broad professions, melee and ranged.
4. Ranged weapons now give a "hinderance" for wielding them. This
has no effect on fighting capabilities, but it does slow down a
person's walking speed. This is a balancing issue so melee professions
will be able to keep up with the ranged. Before, ranged professions
were able to simply kite melee professions, making melee vrs. ranged
PvP futile.
5. There are now only 5 stats instead of 11. Health is the only stat
directly damaged by attack. Action and Mind are hurt only by poisons
and diseases. However, a person isn't incapped by losing all of his
or her action or mind. Rather, these pools are ability pools. Action
handles combat abilities and mind handles crafting and healing. Then
of course there are still battle fatigue and wounds, but wounds now
only affect health.
6. The combat queue is no more. Rather, abilities now follow the system
of "cast, action, cool" meaning there is a casting time, the actual
attack, and then a cool down phase. Each ability has a different
amount of time for each phase. Auto-attack is also no longer done by
default. Rather, a skill can be set to be auto attack via ctrl clicking
the spot on the hotbar.
7. All moves now require some action and/or mind to use. Even the most
basic of attacks. However, action and mind now recharge extremely
fast to counter this.
8. Group EXP has been redone to encourage grouping. Now everyone receives
equal EXP, regardless of how much damage they did. As long as they
did one attack, they get the full amount of EXP.
The amount of EXP is based on the highest level person in the group.
It's based on the amount of EXP that person would have received if
he or she solo'd the monster. If he or she would have recieved 500 EXP
for killing the monster solo, then everyone in the group receives
500 EXP.
In other words, grouping has no detrimental affect on EXP. Everyone
gets the same reward as the strongest player. Thus it is beneficial
to group together compared to soloing, but soloing is still very much
viable.
9. Groups are limited to 8 players.
10. Every profession has new skills. Existing skills have been changed
and are in new places in the skill tree. Also, some professions have
slightly different requirements for their novice box. For example,
commando now only requires unarmed and ranged support, rather than
unarmed and master marksman.
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Working Together
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One of the primary concerns of the Combat Upgrade was to create a more
user-friendly experience when it comes to grouping / partying. Many
changes have been made to make it as easy and efficient as possible for
one to quickly form a group and go out hunting.
The group interface is the center of the group. Here one can quickly
scan important and vital information on other members. The group display
is broken into a grid, each box of the grid being a different member. Each
box has the same information:
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/ | Group member name |
| Symbol |-------------------------------------------|
| | Health Bars (health, action, mind) |
|--------+ |
|____________________________________________________|
| Enhancements (buffs) and dehancements (blind, etc) |
\____________________________________________________|
So what is all of that? Well, it's obvious what most of it is. The
group member name is, well, the name of the player. Duh. The health bars
is also pretty obvious in what it's purpose is.
But what about the symbol? New with the combat upgrade is the symbol
system. This system lets a group quickly organize roles on who does what
and when it gets done. The symbol is determined by the individual player,
so that means you pick your symbol and only your symbol. Everyone else
picks their symbol.
Symbols come in two colors: silver and gold. Silver symbols are basic,
meaning the player is still quite new in his or her profession. Gold
symbols are awarded to advanced players, experienced in the ways of combat.
Further more, each symbol represents a different role. They are:
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