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Comment on Warhammer Online Crafting: Cultivation Corner by Enric Darkstone

Enric Darkstone — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 01:46:25 +0000

Butcherizing iz gud fun! I’d send a link to my favorite author who happened to write about butchering…but the site, she’s-a down >.> Butchering is always good, and I feel like I’m shopping whenever I used it. Alas I cannot give you any advice other than what I have listed on the guide(s) already, as I haven’t played WAR in several months following my hard drive crashing. I do believe animals dropped it most often, and hunting those types of mobs in any PQ’s first stage made the process a great deal easier. Xp, influence, and drops. If you are a high level you can always go to lower level areas, you just won’t get XP. Minus all out rvr servers, of course. Somewhat difficult downing mobs as a chicken, mind you.

Comment on Warhammer Online Crafting: Cultivation Corner by Gedolor

Gedolor — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 16:38:53 +0000

personally, i don’t know where you guys are gettin seeds from. i’ve yet to see a single seed drop and i’m almost level 9. humanoids, birds, furry animals, nothin droppin ‘em for me, so i’m havin a hard time, and highly expensive, time levelin it. think i might just go to butcherin, since i KNOW that one works

Comment on The Bard’s Tale by Enric Darkstone

Enric Darkstone — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 05:48:39 +0000

I took out the obvious. I was *this* close to adding some incriminating evidence to make you appear homosexual, but I decided not to. By the by, you fail and don’t know how to use vent. Call meh, you imbishisle!

Comment on The Bard’s Tale by Bob Dole

Bob Dole — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 23:14:44 +0000

THE —-ING PANDAS R DEAD MAN TALK ABOUT —-ING BAMBOO EATING —-ING PANDAS —- SAKE!

Comment on Writing Is…. by Enric Darkstone

Enric Darkstone — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 09:30:08 +0000

Nice! I like the philosophic angle. And it’s true! Keep on laying down those deep words, brother.

Comment on Writing Is…. by sykik

sykik — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 04:38:56 +0000

Writing is the exploration of the subconscious. Maybe the pieces that we find are pieaces of us, forgotten or unexplored. Is it the discovery of the self?

Comment on Nightmare Repulsion (Revisited) by Revisiting Nightmare Revisited « Enric Darkstone

Revisiting Nightmare Revisited « Enric Darkstone — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 20:55:28 +0000

[...] First off, Sparklehorse’s (ugh) ‘rendition’ of Jack’s Obsession is still the worst noise I have ever heard in my life. [...]

Comment on You Want The Dirt? I Got The Dirt, On Cultivation! by Enric Darkstone

Enric Darkstone — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 02:39:28 +0000

Nice input, Mithral. I knew it to be possible in theory to harvest all the items (scavin’ and butcherin’) and mailing them to your Cultivator, but never did. Mainly because I lack the ram to switch characters quickly and at the time the mail system was still borked and took minutes to load. Thankfully they fixed that lol

Wolves also give a lot of items from butchering if I recall correctly. When in doubt, kill and gather. When in doubt *and* have time to look it up, don’t forget to check out wardb.com for whatever boosters you can harvest off your current selection of baddies.

Keep on growing my agricultural brotha!

Or sista’!

Comment on You Want The Dirt? I Got The Dirt, On Cultivation! by Mithral

Mithral — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 20:33:39 +0000

Hey I thought I might add a little of my “basic” cultivation experience so here goes.

When I started Cultivation it annoyed me about how useless the basic “boosters” where so I went out and made a few more chars to see what I could do about it, I found out quite quickly after that, that gathering what I needed through scavaging (water, humans. Soil, Spites and other wood critters and some undead things) and of course some of the good nutrients brought about by butchering (spiders and boars seem to share good amounts of nutrient and secondary potion boosters) that even the simplest Cultivator can produce wonderful results such as a 1 in 5 chance of getting a uncommon seed and a 1 in 10 chance of getting something really special from it.

Now I’m just saying this in hopes of other people taking the more basic seeds with a little more sugar than salt, if you are into apothecary then consider the uses of the more uncommon plants as they tend to boost the same said special moment and critical success rate by an extreme amount.

Anyway that’s just what my low level 10’s have experienced so far and I hope this helps (oh and for some reason scavaging spites and dryads “can” get you some pretty awesome seeds).

Peace and happy growing
Mithral.

Comment on Warhammer Online Crafting: Cultivation Corner by Enric Darkstone

Enric Darkstone — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 06:56:03 +0000

Defekt, ironic name considering your random plot unlock for your plants -_^ If your plots unlocked earlier than intended, just *reap* the benefits and keep planting. You’ll max your skill out eventually anyway, and they have timers/skill requirements to prevent any nasty and ironically named ‘farming’ aspects to Cultivation. Unless someone is five-boxing the same seeds…but that’s unlikely and the time involved to constantly supply the same seeds to all of those clients…eww.

As for the “1 in 50″ chance to get that resin/pigment, yup that’s about right. Not only is that stuff really rare, it’s also dependant upon the level of seeds you plant. I forgot where I saw it, some message board, but someone noticed that certain level ranges of the seeds determined the outcome of the color. Believe it’s brown, red, purple, and blue. A quick google should find the answer, but I’m busy making gifts so take my word for it, or just keep Cultivating and find out first hand ^_^