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A Comprehensive Guide to Skills and Skill Gain
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Re: A Comprehensive Guide to Skills and Skill Gain
thanks for the guide helped alot
thanks for the guide helped alot
frogsmasha559
Wanderer
Re: A Comprehensive Guide to Skills and Skill Gain
Ive used this before, and it works wonders
Ive used this before, and it works wonders
frogsmasha559
Wanderer
Re: A Comprehensive Guide to Skills and Skill Gain
all we need now is a macro guide for making money, jk
all we need now is a macro guide for making money, jk
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Re: A Comprehensive Guide to Skills and Skill Gain
does Archery require tactics?
does Archery require tactics?
Homeless Captain
Sorceror
Re: A Comprehensive Guide to Skills and Skill Gain
I just GMed Alchy first, now Im working on magery and resist at the same time. Should I allow meditation to go up? Will that speed up the process? Or will it cost me a whole lot more regs in the end because of the higher total skill points?
I just GMed Alchy first, now Im working on magery and resist at the same time. Should I allow meditation to go up? Will that speed up the process? Or will it cost me a whole lot more regs in the end because of the higher total skill points?
Re: A Comprehensive Guide to Skills and Skill Gain
Good question. I dont think it will affect your skill gain too much. Yes, getting 100 stat points in meditation will probably mean using a few more regs but I personally dont mind using the extra regs if it means not having to wait hours to get it GM'ed.
Homeless Captain;1485752 said:
Good question. I dont think it will affect your skill gain too much. Yes, getting 100 stat points in meditation will probably mean using a few more regs but I personally dont mind using the extra regs if it means not having to wait hours to get it GM'ed.
Re: A Comprehensive Guide to Skills and Skill Gain
Simple friend. All you will ever need to train up your skills is Addicted's website. Heres the link. UOG Addict :: It's like Stratics for Hybrid!
Good luck friend.
M a r i s;1494266 said:
Simple friend. All you will ever need to train up your skills is Addicted's website. Heres the link. UOG Addict :: It's like Stratics for Hybrid!
Good luck friend.
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Wanderer
Re: A Comprehensive Guide to Skills and Skill Gain
This was a lifesaver, thanks!
This was a lifesaver, thanks!
Re: A Comprehensive Guide to Skills and Skill Gain
to vizeroth, than make your own guide and post it, or at least put a way to make it here so the author can edit it
to raise healing you can block anatomy under 80 and try to resurrect somebody dead, the same with veterinary, you can block animal lore under 80 and try to resurrect a bonded dead pet
to vizeroth, than make your own guide and post it, or at least put a way to make it here so the author can edit it
to raise healing you can block anatomy under 80 and try to resurrect somebody dead, the same with veterinary, you can block animal lore under 80 and try to resurrect a bonded dead pet
Re: A Comprehensive Guide to Skills and Skill Gain
Did Poisoning, all it required from 50 was 2 kegs of regular poison (to 70.0 displayed, then it would no longer gain) and just over 6 kegs of greater poison from 70 to GM gaining quite steadily even in the mid and late 90s. No expensive deadly poisons required though I did have 1 keg prepared for it. Given that DP takes an average of 4000 nightshade for a GM alchemist to make per keg whereas Greater Poison is 440 average per keg at GM alchemy, it's a much better way to gain that skill. Save that DP for use at GM on weapons.
Did Poisoning, all it required from 50 was 2 kegs of regular poison (to 70.0 displayed, then it would no longer gain) and just over 6 kegs of greater poison from 70 to GM gaining quite steadily even in the mid and late 90s. No expensive deadly poisons required though I did have 1 keg prepared for it. Given that DP takes an average of 4000 nightshade for a GM alchemist to make per keg whereas Greater Poison is 440 average per keg at GM alchemy, it's a much better way to gain that skill. Save that DP for use at GM on weapons.
Re: A Comprehensive Guide to Skills and Skill Gain
Done some more skills.
Bowcraft
Bows from vendor bought to 60, then crossbows became available at the same resource cost as Bows. Crossbows 60-whenever they become 100% success rate (probably around 90? I stopped around 85 and just switched to heavies because resources were no issue), then Heavy Crossbow to GM.
I had Lumberjacking on the character and ran around nonstop chopping trees and creating/dropping products on the ground. Took 4 hours to go from 50 to GM. I never ran out of wood while running around cutting trees and spitting out bows.
Cooking
Need:
House
Heating Stand (tinkers of like 80+ skill can make these)
5-6k raw fish steaks
80-100 skillets/whatever cooking tool you want.
Put the raw steaks in a secure container, lock down the heating stand (turned on) near the container and macro taking one raw steak at a time, cooking it, and putting any potential cooked steaks back into the container. No idea how long it took, I wasn't at the computer while it worked away.
80.0 skill makes savage paint with 100% success.
Blacksmith
0-30s buy from vendor.
Make whatever the lowest cost item that you can succeed at happens to be until you reach the 40s and have any chance at all to make Short Spears. Make Short Spears until 96.0 (cheapest smith item at 6 ingots) when they will become 100% success and you can't gain off of them. Then make plate gorgets.
Going above 100 make plate gorgets to 105.0 (100% success), then make Plate Gloves to 108.9 or so when they become 100% success, then plate helm until it becomes 100% success; this is sometime probably around 115 -- I don't know, I stopped at 110. After helm you would do arms, then legs after arms, then chest after legs if you somehow do not reach 120 skill before arms and/or legs become a 100% success chance.
Carpentry
0-30s, buy from vendor. 30s-52.6 make Trinsic style chairs (13 boards, cheapest item you can gain off of).
52.6 - 73.6 make Wooden Shields at 9 board cost.
73.6 - 95ish make Quarter Staff for 6 boards a piece.
95ish to GM make Gnarled Staff or Shepherd's Crook.
Done some more skills.
Bowcraft
Bows from vendor bought to 60, then crossbows became available at the same resource cost as Bows. Crossbows 60-whenever they become 100% success rate (probably around 90? I stopped around 85 and just switched to heavies because resources were no issue), then Heavy Crossbow to GM.
I had Lumberjacking on the character and ran around nonstop chopping trees and creating/dropping products on the ground. Took 4 hours to go from 50 to GM. I never ran out of wood while running around cutting trees and spitting out bows.
Cooking
Need:
House
Heating Stand (tinkers of like 80+ skill can make these)
5-6k raw fish steaks
80-100 skillets/whatever cooking tool you want.
Put the raw steaks in a secure container, lock down the heating stand (turned on) near the container and macro taking one raw steak at a time, cooking it, and putting any potential cooked steaks back into the container. No idea how long it took, I wasn't at the computer while it worked away.
80.0 skill makes savage paint with 100% success.
Blacksmith
0-30s buy from vendor.
Make whatever the lowest cost item that you can succeed at happens to be until you reach the 40s and have any chance at all to make Short Spears. Make Short Spears until 96.0 (cheapest smith item at 6 ingots) when they will become 100% success and you can't gain off of them. Then make plate gorgets.
Going above 100 make plate gorgets to 105.0 (100% success), then make Plate Gloves to 108.9 or so when they become 100% success, then plate helm until it becomes 100% success; this is sometime probably around 115 -- I don't know, I stopped at 110. After helm you would do arms, then legs after arms, then chest after legs if you somehow do not reach 120 skill before arms and/or legs become a 100% success chance.
Carpentry
0-30s, buy from vendor. 30s-52.6 make Trinsic style chairs (13 boards, cheapest item you can gain off of).
52.6 - 73.6 make Wooden Shields at 9 board cost.
73.6 - 95ish make Quarter Staff for 6 boards a piece.
95ish to GM make Gnarled Staff or Shepherd's Crook.
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Re: A Comprehensive Guide to Skills and Skill Gain
cool guide how long did it take u to type all that hehe
cool guide how long did it take u to type all that hehe