william_the_bastard
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Don't bother spending 90k on a horse from the horse master. Just buy a heavy thoroughbred from the market, they have better stats, 70k cheaper and have same skill requirement.
Wasted money on Thoroughbred Horse
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also dobother buying a custom rapier fo like 30k from the weps master i found a masterworks good sword with better stats on everything for like 4k
lovestofeast
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Schmon said:You get what you paid for: a custom order.
I could buy a piece of furniture from an Amish man for $20,000 or find that Walmart has the identical and superior piece for $2,000
In a video game, it is reasonable to expect that an item that is extremely expensive has better stats than cheaper items of the same kind.
TuranianGhazi
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Yeah, Weapon-Master, Armor-Master, and Horse-Master should sell custom, new products that are considerably better than common market alternatives and should not be available in common markets. Otherwise what's the point?
I got jibbed on a Czekan or something ... I got a rather average pick-axe. Whoopdy effin do!
I got jibbed on a Czekan or something ... I got a rather average pick-axe. Whoopdy effin do!
TuranianGhazi said:
Actually, I would really just appreciate it if they had shops that sold good high end gear that I could outfit my npcs with.
That would be genuinely useful.
Actually it is worth the investment. When a horse gets lame, simply put it in your inventory and use another and wait for it to heal. In little time the lame horse will be normal and you can ride it again. Of course, I bought mine for 50k because of the discount you get with cities that really like you.
It would be nice if handcrafted items all had good modifiers and were a little cheaper than they are, also the shops should have less good modifiers.
somerandomname
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Yes. I got 17 or 27 (like), don't really remember.Yamchu said:
Owen Wulfson said:
His point was not that a horse is a bad investment, but that a horse from the horse breeders is more expensive and of lower quality than the standard horse merchant.
Which is a really, really retarded mechanic to have in a *Video game*.
On that note, I still have not bought anything from those guys, because I can't see the stats on them. All I get is an item name and cost.
I don't see why these guys can't just be like Book Merchants - a merchant you have to find and talk to who sells unique items.
juicemaestro
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It could be fun to get custom items with random stats. It could be used as a money sink for the high income.
Proteus
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Shyoto said:
Yes, it is a little problem.
When I first bought handcrafted armor,
I had to discover, that it has a strength requirement of 13.
Same goes for my first handcrafted helmet, which even needed a strength of 14.
As I just ha da strength of 9 at this time,
I had to carry armor and helmet in my inventory for a rather long time.
(taught me to first look into the itemkinds1.txt before ordering anything hand crafted)
wannyboy
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I realy like them because u dont realy know what u'll get and i just wanna buy everything just to know how it is. I love my rapier and dutch dubbel barrel pistol is best weap ingame but hate it that they dont sell any spears. Oh and by the way, the hand crafted mace is actually a pole axe with the wrong name <=lame
jerg
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Ransoming prisoners earn you ridiculously less income in WFAS compared to Warband, which sucks because it means blunt weapons are useless now. Only viable melee weapons now = piercing or slashing.
Which is why I didn't even try the hand-crafted mace lol. Picked the two most expensive weapons other than the 2-hander, turns out one is awesome slash damage, one is godlike piercing.
Which is why I didn't even try the hand-crafted mace lol. Picked the two most expensive weapons other than the 2-hander, turns out one is awesome slash damage, one is godlike piercing.
