Haven & Hearth - Sandbox MMO - Page 37

On January 25 2011 16:02 Cub wrote:
I believe the servers are down. How about evryone else?

On January 25 2011 16:03 Lucumo wrote:
Server is definitely down.

On January 25 2011 17:59 Lucumo wrote:
The server is never down for that long(putting corrupted data aside)...

On January 25 2011 18:13 ItsFunToLose wrote:



I'll bet the server won't be back up until AT LEAST 30 minutes after the STX vs OZ and AirForce vs MBC Game matches. AT LEAST.


i have a Q60 bone saw that needs to chew up a few trees. nom nom nom buckets.

On January 25 2011 18:13 ItsFunToLose wrote:



I'll bet the server won't be back up until AT LEAST 30 minutes after the STX vs OZ and AirForce vs MBC Game matches. AT LEAST.


i have a Q60 bone saw that needs to chew up a few trees. nom nom nom buckets.

On January 25 2011 18:15 FrostyTreats wrote:

what does the Q of the saw effect? just the Q of the buckets? whats the point :D
i made two 44 quality Bear hides today... each gave me 1000 LP
pretty epic :D

On January 25 2011 18:19 Lucumo wrote:
Yeah, because they are watching the matches as well(obviously). I don't mind that since I never play during proleague anyway ^_^
(or OSL/MSL)

On January 25 2011 18:19 ItsFunToLose wrote:
If I'm really dedicated, I can make about 50k LP an hour, but usually around 30-40k an hour because watching starcraft games.

On January 25 2011 18:19 ItsFunToLose wrote:



you get higher quality boards, which yields more experience points during crafting i think.

My LP per bucket has gone from around 100 per bucket to about 170 per bucket switching from Q10 to Q60 (was using a Q30 for a while before i traded for Q107 bone and getting 140ish LP)

If I'm really dedicated, I can make about 50k LP an hour, but usually around 30-40k an hour because watching starcraft games. Its like I have to macro (check my base and chop wood!) while watching jaedong macro.


EDIT: My learning is 360%





I like to sail far away, and turn forests into a sea of buckets. you eventually get the timings down to chopping masses of trees down while watching(this part takes the longest,so i can watch for longer), once the game seems over and QQbored watching, I switch to sawing boards(the time it takes starts to interfere with watching), and finally once it goes to commercial, you can go clean up all the boards and turn them into buckets(this step requires almost 100% attention in order to be efficient, so you can't really watch at all)

On January 25 2011 18:22 Lucumo wrote:

This much? Darn, I should be doing that as well. Too bad I'm a ranger and constantly travelling to find inkweed -.-

On January 25 2011 18:25 ItsFunToLose wrote:



for map making?

Have you tried Gilbertus' client?

On January 25 2011 18:29 FrostyTreats wrote:
i recommend the gilbertus client to everyone... once you first log in and see the vast ammount of space you will jazz all over your keyboard because death is no longer a fear that lurks around every corner.

On January 25 2011 18:34 ItsFunToLose wrote:



this times a thousand. I had to change my pants after my first bear encounter on the original client.

also, control + N is a little cheetsy but I like it.



and to comment on bucket experience, its debatably good, since you have to dump a lot of points into carpentry/survival in order to see any LP gains. (i'm sitting at 30 carpentry 30 survival. I could raise my carpentry up to 60 before the LP gain per bucket is capped(based on saw Q), but with sqrt formulas dictating returns, my ROI on raising my carpentry to 60(compared to 30) would be measured in lifetimes.

On January 25 2011 18:34 ItsFunToLose wrote:



this times a thousand. I had to change my pants after my first bear encounter on the original client.


and to comment on bucket experience, its debatably good, since you have to dump a lot of points into carpentry/survival in order to see any LP gains. (i'm sitting at 30 carpentry 30 survival. I could raise my carpentry up to 60 before the LP gain per bucket is capped, but with sqrt formulas dictating returns, my ROI on raising my carpentry to 60(compared to 30) would be measured in lifetimes.