Curse

Whosa Skylore · Feb 25, 2005, 02:49 AM // 02:49

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Originally Posted by Cicciro

Ensign is right, Seaboard is the best map for farming everything but high-end weapons.

not true, i found my tight ass hammer there...cant tell you stats cause i forgot :/ but it is tight

Ensign · Feb 25, 2005, 03:19 AM // 03:19

You don't get pelts or high end runes from Seaboard, either.

But that's besides the point. What you do get from Seaboard is piles and piles of junk, and rather quickly at that. Sell all of that off, get a pile of gold, buy the basic stuff you need. It's a great map for getting up to speed quickly.

Another good map for when you don't want to think at all is Fort Ranik. Things don't salvage as well, but it's a good source of silk, pelts, and steel, as well as minor runes and rings. Not quite as profitable, but good enough for when you feel like putting your fist through your screen after playing Seaboard one time too many.

Peace,
-CxE

Rushing Wind · Feb 25, 2005, 03:50 AM // 03:50

Ensign

Are you talking about Fort Ranik before or after the Charr invasion? I'm just curious cuz all I've noticed while doing the missions (after the Charr invasion)is that there is an Outfitter that hardly has anything worth looking at.

Freyas · Feb 25, 2005, 04:09 AM // 04:09

I'm sure he's talking about running the Fort Ranik mission after the Charr invasion. That's one of the places that I'll occasionally farm, as there's lots to kill and with level 5-8 charr, you can slaughter them pretty quickly with a high-level character. You won't get much in useable equipment, but you can get a fair amount of runes as well as occasional skill rings, and quite a bit of crafting materials and gold from running it.

zidane888 · Feb 25, 2005, 04:11 AM // 04:11

Here are some aspects of the bag system I found most useful:

After accidently salvaging a 22 dmg sword because of my sleep depravation I put everything of value that I wanted to keep in a seperate bag as to not make that kind of mistake.

I helps to categorize my different items so that I know exactly where to go to when trading.

The main inventory is big enough so that I can put items next to eachother to compare/contrast etc...

I liked how the bags were implemented in this BTW better than last month's, in the way that thy never got in the way or got blocked behind npc windows.

One problem I encountered was that if I wanted to salvage an item in one of my bags that was full, from a salvage kit that was placed in my main inventory I had to manually re-arrange everything to fit my salvage kit or item in the same bag/inventory area. I am sure some improvements can be made in this direction.

Ensign · Feb 25, 2005, 04:39 AM // 04:39

After the invasion. The only thing Fort Ranik is good for pre-invasion is appledance.

Which is debatably more fun than the entire post-searing ascalon region.

Peace,
-CxE

Cicciro · Feb 25, 2005, 10:34 AM // 10:34

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Which is debatably more fun than the entire post-searing ascalon region.

Sad but true