Blacksmith

Just tested it, and its currently the same value to all stats, every 6 str, every 6 dex, every 6 int, every 7 vit, every 6 agi, there is no base regardless of what type of crafting, its based on your char stat build.
Note : Reset 7 times to test this out, and this is the end conclusion.

 

I'm just like you bro, I have 5 slots, which 4 are smiths xD, and all are pure build with 80 on main stats and 50 on tech all, and currently, str gave difficulty, as well as all the other stats.

 

xDD none taken, no worry's xDDD

 

Picture or it never happen

 

hi! noob here. i read somewhere about a technical bs. pure tech points. but not much detail was given. he only said that it will allow highest refining and upgrading of items. so i want to ask if it is necessary to go pure tech. my main goal is the upgrading perks how significantly higher will it be compared to dual stat. like the atk+%. i have lvl 35bs and currently all stat pts are intact. also what is the best way to level sa smithing?

 

So what I'm understanding from every thing I've read, tech adds to success rate so you do not fail as much. The higher it is the higher your success so the faster it is to level. But once you want to make some thing like armor, I'll need points in to vit or my armor that I make will not be as strong as it could be.

Does that sound correct.
And if so what is the sweet spot for a bs. 50 vit 100 tech?
Or since right now there are no real best items do to game is still basically beta and low cap level, it's best just to go full tech to level up proficiency better and faster and in future or if I reach Max proficiency of 300 swap to what I want to specialize in.

Thanks Mr Ranger. XD

 

That is correct, the whole fact that we only lvl 50 just match it up how u like it, honetly. XD

 

Yea do to low current level cap I think I'll just go full tech do to, one level increases, we will get more stat points any way. And two, all armor atm kinda sucks any way XD. Most people get armor they like the way it looks or do to its rare (crystal armor). But, the test I'd like to see is when tech becomes redundant in that adding more does not increase your success rate any further.

 

Hi blacksmiths!, just wanna ask something, what should I level to get that Forest Wolf bow on my crafting list, still a bit confused about it. so we have the character level, proficiency level( one with the level bar), then the difficulty level (70/35 kinda look like this), which one and what level? thanks in advance, hammering time! XD

 

I'm currently at proficiency level 17 and yes, it is a pain to rinse repeat and get 1 - 2% proficiency (wood sword, rod etc.)
Any tips for a fledgling blacksmith like me? If you could share your experiences with the question below, that'll be great:

1. What is the most efficient way to increase the crafting proficiency?
2. Any good spots to farm crafting materials for spam crafting?

Kudos to the contributors, great help so far!

 

Adding tech stats increases proficiency 2 tech stats increase 1 proficiency/difficulty lvl. Also dex increases it as well but I'm not sure by how much I think ita 2/3 stat points for 1-2 proficiency/dificulty lvl

 

1. Depending on your level of difficulty which you could inc with tech point and dex as angel said. You could craft gladius (Diff 20). It could easily take you to lvl 25-30.
2. Material for gladius is from gobs(nickedblade) and rutin(jagged fang). Both are pretty easy to farm.

I have a question of my own to the others here:
1. I have level 80+ diffculty and only level 20+ proficiency. Is there an incentive in leveling proficiency since i could already make everything atm?
2. what stat build to reach a potential of 35+?

 

Yes there is, I am currently at lvl 61 proficiency, and I already dropped Tech, and went full Dex on my main crafter, so Yea theres definetly a incentive, INCREASE THE POTENTIAL OUTCOME OF YOUR CRAFTED GEAR.

 

Oh, so to clarify. Potential depends not only on specific stat but also on proficiency level. So if theres a smith creating vsword with 80 str, level 40 diff from tech and skills, and level 1 proficiency will produce less potential than a smith with 80str, level 40 diff coming from level 40 proficiency.

Potential = specific stat and proficiency
Tech = inc diff and success rate

Did I get it right?
I thought I would be able to create a 35+ vsword easily once level 50. Back to grinding I guess. :/

 

Let me fix this for you xD.
Main stats will increase your potential acquisition rate, and a lil bit of your success rate.
Tech will only increase your SUCCESS RATE nothing more.

So basically, what I been doing lately is I have a pure TECH Smith and a Main stat smith(which has to go throught the process of 80 main 60 tech till lvl 80 proficiency).
Craft with main stat, add stats with Tech smith.

Easy.

Any other questions xDD???

 

Nah Im good. Thanks for the explanations. Thats what I was doing too, just got my sword smith to 50. 80 proficiency would be a long road ahead. I guess that will keep me occupied till the lvl cap inc. XD

 

When my proficiency lvl reach 16 icannot lvling it up, created hundred of iron knuckle and longsword, it written"too easy to acquire proficiency", what should i do to lvl it up? Anyone canhelp me?

 

Start crafting armors, even if you fail should give you 20-25%.

 

i have a question
"how can people make a staff with 31 atk, but mine is only 10atk "

 

In the crafting skill tree, which skills exactly do I want? Or do we get enough points to do them all?