Durability

Kickstarts - Archosaur

Hi folks!

I'm new to the game and so i'm a newb, like everyone was once.

I have a question about durability. Is there any guide about it? i couldn't find one so far
if yes, could you plz refer me to it or give me some info about it :-)

When does it decrease, can i use skills without decreasing it, if it breaks; should i reapair? and at last, is it better to buy newb weapons then repair?

thnx ;-)

Vitenka - Dreamweaver

Weapons lose durability when you attack with them, or use a skill.
Armour loses durability when you get hit.

If you don't repair it, eventually it gets to zero and stops working.

Also, if you decompose things, you get more if they are fully repaired.


That's it. Yes, you should repair your gear.
Edit: I guess if the item doesn't last you very long, you may be selling it before it breaks, so you can get away without repairing for a while. I personally wouldn't take that risk.

Kickstarts - Archosaur

Vitenka - Dreamweaver wrote: »

Weapons lose durability when you attack with them, or use a skill.
Armour loses durability when you get hit.

If you don't repair it, eventually it gets to zero and stops working.

Also, if you decompose things, you get more if they are fully repaired.


That's it. Yes, you should repair your gear.
Edit: I guess if the item doesn't last you very long, you may be selling it before it breaks, so you can get away without repairing for a while. I personally wouldn't take that risk.

ok thnx :-)
the game looks pretty interresting but hard to understand at this point :P
i'm doing quest to get used to everything

Might be stupid question but does a weapon lose durability faster when you use skills? i guess not but just to be sure

fuzzywuzz

Kickstarts - Archosaur wrote: »

does a weapon lose durability faster when you use skills? i guess not but just to be sure

You would guess correct.

At lower levels, the durability of weapons isn't a big issue to worry about, but do keep an eye on it.

Fuzzy makes a point of repairing his armour and weapon's after every run through an instance just to be sure the repair bill doesn't get crazy. As you increase the level of your gear, the cost of repairing it will also increase along side.

b:victory

Kickstarts - Archosaur

FuzzyWuzz wrote: »

You would guess correct.

At lower levels, the durability of weapons isn't a big issue to worry about, but do keep an eye on it.

Fuzzy makes a point of repairing his armour and weapon's after every run through an instance just to be sure the repair bill doesn't get crazy. As you increase the level of your gear, the cost of repairing it will also increase along side.

b:victory

Ok thnx

I already figured out how to repair, i had no idea how to do it before i wrote this thread.
I was scared that i had to buy always a new weapon/ gear lol!
I will repair it often so the bill doesn't get crazy as you say

Thanks, really

SIN_Duuuuh - Archosaur

Vitenka - Dreamweaver wrote: »

Weapons lose durability when you attack with them, or use a skill.
Armour loses durability when you get hit.

If you don't repair it, eventually it gets to zero and stops working.

Also, if you decompose things, you get more if they are fully repaired.


That's it. Yes, you should repair your gear.
Edit: I guess if the item doesn't last you very long, you may be selling it before it breaks, so you can get away without repairing for a while. I personally wouldn't take that risk.

So get hit armor hit wep I understand that but do rings count as weapon since they add damage or armor since logic

SweetieBot - Lothranis

SIN_Duuuuh - Archosaur wrote: »

So get hit armor hit wep I understand that but do rings count as weapon since they add damage or armor since logic

NECROOO!!!!!!!

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Mayfly - Dreamweaver

Pretty sure ornaments including rings lose durability when you're hit, but that's easy to check. Go into TT, open one of the pillar rooms, start hitting the invisible mob, watch ring NPC price. If it goes down, it loses durability as a weapon; if it doesn't, it loses as armor.