12-30-2013, 03:04 AM
1. Facts first:
- Quick Synth actually give you 50% exp of base exp gain [regardless of any bonus you have, rested, GC Scrolls, food, etc]. I tested this part a bit before 2.1. Not sure if they changed it after that.
- Quick Synth has 10% chance to fail regardless of your class level or equips. Basically, even if you have a lv 50 weaver, trying to quick synth 99 undyed cotton clothes, you will probably get around 95.
- Quick Synth also use the same amount of materials compared to normal Synth.
- The only up side of Quick Synth is it takes less time to make something compared to Normal synth.
- With the right skill profiles, you could actually make Crafting mode to work similarly like Quick Synth. Careful Synthesis, Careful Synthesis II and Flawless Synthesis (perfect for low level class).
Basically, the idea of using Quick Synth to power level is bad. Its better to use leves in order to power level. It took me 3 days to power level my Goldsmith from 31 to 50 (took some time to actually gather materials for it). I burnt around 50-60 leves though. If you want more info on this, please do ask.
2. The main reason why skill manager is customizable. If they made it 'hard-coded' we would have an even harder time to customize it to our specific needs and conditions (stats and what not). Note that some people have certain cross-class skills while others doesn't
3. Nope. As i found out, every crafting class has their own skillID for certain skills. Both skills may have the same name, but different skill id makes it to be slightly broken. And as noted on 2. different needs and different conditions may lead to different crafting profiles.
4. If you have some money, buy HQ end-product and turn it to leves. I also have this when the price isn't so far off my leve reward.
E.g
Item cost = 1.5k
Turn in gives = 450 * 2 (HQ gives both double exp and gil).
i lost 600, but i don't waste time and money for the mats, thus assuming 600 = mats it is well worth the investment.
If you don't, then power level by numbers. farm massive amount of materials, then craft massive amount of end product. send to the repeatable leves, you get slightly lower exp from HQ turn in of non-repeatable leves.
- Quick Synth actually give you 50% exp of base exp gain [regardless of any bonus you have, rested, GC Scrolls, food, etc]. I tested this part a bit before 2.1. Not sure if they changed it after that.
- Quick Synth has 10% chance to fail regardless of your class level or equips. Basically, even if you have a lv 50 weaver, trying to quick synth 99 undyed cotton clothes, you will probably get around 95.
- Quick Synth also use the same amount of materials compared to normal Synth.
- The only up side of Quick Synth is it takes less time to make something compared to Normal synth.
- With the right skill profiles, you could actually make Crafting mode to work similarly like Quick Synth. Careful Synthesis, Careful Synthesis II and Flawless Synthesis (perfect for low level class).
Basically, the idea of using Quick Synth to power level is bad. Its better to use leves in order to power level. It took me 3 days to power level my Goldsmith from 31 to 50 (took some time to actually gather materials for it). I burnt around 50-60 leves though. If you want more info on this, please do ask.
2. The main reason why skill manager is customizable. If they made it 'hard-coded' we would have an even harder time to customize it to our specific needs and conditions (stats and what not). Note that some people have certain cross-class skills while others doesn't
3. Nope. As i found out, every crafting class has their own skillID for certain skills. Both skills may have the same name, but different skill id makes it to be slightly broken. And as noted on 2. different needs and different conditions may lead to different crafting profiles.
4. If you have some money, buy HQ end-product and turn it to leves. I also have this when the price isn't so far off my leve reward.
E.g
Item cost = 1.5k
Turn in gives = 450 * 2 (HQ gives both double exp and gil).
i lost 600, but i don't waste time and money for the mats, thus assuming 600 = mats it is well worth the investment.
If you don't, then power level by numbers. farm massive amount of materials, then craft massive amount of end product. send to the repeatable leves, you get slightly lower exp from HQ turn in of non-repeatable leves.