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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: Thunder Lord on September 14, 2005, 12:41:05 AM

Title: Emote and crafting.
Post by: Thunder Lord on September 14, 2005, 12:41:05 AM
After much experiment I have found out that if you emote at least three times while crafting somthing your probablity of sucess is marginally higher!


So use emtoes now on everyone!
Title: Emote and crafting.
Post by: Cuusardo on September 14, 2005, 12:49:33 AM
Are you 200% sure about the emtoes?
Title: Emote and crafting.
Post by: Cale_Knight on September 14, 2005, 03:53:37 AM
But... but... I don't want to succeed. I want to fail and increase my crafting skill!
Title: Emote and crafting.
Post by: Dalmeth on September 14, 2005, 04:32:40 AM
I'll have to admit, it is a great deal more fun spending several hours crafting wood when I do more emotes.
Title: Emote and crafting.
Post by: Nao on September 14, 2005, 05:34:42 AM
I emote a lot less now after I did the same thing for the 27th time...
Title: Emotes...
Post by: HardCarbon on September 14, 2005, 01:00:08 PM
Quote from: "Nao"I emote a lot less now after I did the same thing for the 27th time...


I tend to emote the unusual.    First time trying a new item...  10th failure in a row.. trying out a new tool.   Making a special request... or order.    Being taught or teaching..   Showing off for a new boss....  The routine I see no need to emote.. other wise we will get.

Emote places one foot in front of the other in a carefully controlled fall as he walks to the north at a controlled pace.
North

So and so walks north.
Title: Emote and crafting.
Post by: sarahjc on September 14, 2005, 01:42:26 PM
You should always emote when crafting.. you should emote when you do any activity.. Even skinning. I don't think there is a coded benefit to emoting during these things but it does move the pace along a bit for you and gets you into your role. If I am crafting arrows or something spammy like that, breaking up bones, making travel cakes, chopping wood. I tend to emote once every other attempt and change my ldesc to reflect whatever it is I am doing.

Also, some non-coded benefits would be a chance to expand and improve your vocabulary skills and your typing skills and those are always handy skills. I mean, not as useful as numchuk skills, but you can't practice those and emote at the same time.
Title: Emote and crafting.
Post by: jstorrie on September 15, 2005, 02:31:38 AM
Emotes make you branch skills. It's how my warrior got wagoncrafting and poison.
Title: Emote and crafting.
Post by: Tamarin on September 15, 2005, 02:45:14 AM
I got Read/Write Tatlum from a lengthy RP session involving the best travel-cake emotes this side of the Shield Wall.
Title: Emote and crafting.
Post by: Halaster on September 15, 2005, 09:07:06 AM
That's it, you discovered the truth.

Every emote done while crafting gives you a 4.5893785% increase in your ability to craft.  Well, that is if the position of Lirathu is high, Jihaen is low, the Sun is down (except if it's the last 3 days of the week, in which case the Sun is up) you're in position_sleeping, you're affected by Poison, you're a gith, and you recently got in a fight, but only if you lost 22.553% of your total hitpoints (but only then if those hit points are increased by at least 2.3532% of your maximum by gear that is made out of sandcloth, braxat hide, and the piss of a mekillot who was no more than 14 years of age, but no less than 8 years of age).

That is the truth.

In the words of Tenebrius:  "The truth is in my pants.. and the truth is big!"
Title: Emote and crafting.
Post by: Anonymous on September 15, 2005, 09:55:15 AM
And you guys thought I emoted during combat because I'm worried about adding to the scene.

Feh, that extra kick success that 3 emotes grants you has saved my butt several times.