Sith Holocron

Then release the mine version separately then...

I suggest releasing this as a separate mod alongside the eventual TSLRCM 1.8.3 release. I think having a choice would be nice to have instead of being locked into one-or-the-other.

Then two quick SEPARATE character reaction shots in succesion - with only one character per camera.

I think he means each part is so long! LOL

If you think what he paid is an expense, you should see what I paid for my microphone and its accessories. LOL

Has everyone figured this out yet? If not, should I post a chart how to beat it?

Well Balasaruis will have to confirm this but I'm guessing he's/she's referring to the TSL Galaxy Map Fix mod by Bead-V.

And a new era has begun . . . From the e-mail I received at noon. . . Free-to-Play restrictions apply, huh? I guess some folks will have to start spending some real world money.

Check my email on the same subject.

I’m recently been posting about Crafting and Gathering skills over on the Red Eclipse thread. I though it might make more sense to create a new thread as this information applies to all servers and not having it in one server thread, it enables everyone to add their two cents. I've grabbed a few items from across the net to hopefully add helpful information for crafters. Overview Crew Skills/crafting in SWTOR is different from and similar to crafting in other MMOs. You still need to level up your skills, and you still have production vs. gathering professions, but your character won’t be standing at a workbench or a forge in SWTOR. Here is a brief overview of how it works: As you play the game, you gain companions (up to 5) and a starship that becomes your crew’s headquarters. In SWTOR, you send your crew members out on missions (to gather materials) or to have them produce goods for you. In this respect, you are more of a manager who juggles multiple crew members’ work. This also allows you to keep doing other things, like questing or killing, while your crewmembers are out producing/gathering goods. Beginning gathering missions typically take 3 or 6 minutes, while crafting a green-quality item usually takes about 1 minute. Higher quality items take more time to produce. As you gain more favor/affection with individual crew members (based on the decisions you make in game or gifts you give them), they work faster for you and decreasing the time it takes them to gather or craft something. Crewmembers have different bonuses to Crew Skills, so that one crew member might have a +15 to Underworld Trading, or another might have +1 to Crit on a Slicing mission. For more information on specific bonuses for each companion, see this thread by ForceWelder: http://www.swtor.com/community/showthread.php?t=3734 The Basics After you leave your starter world around level 10, you will find yourself aboard a starship where you get to select your Advanced Class (hooray!). You will also pick up quests leading you to the Crew Skills trainers. Some things to know: Go and talk to every skill trainer in the area, even if you don’t want to pick up that skill (just hit Cancel when they ask if you want to learn it). Each conversation you have gets you 450XP and an entry about that profession in your Codex. The Codex explains each profession in more detail and can be accessed from your Mission/quest window (triangle at the top of your screen) and the Codex tab at the bottom of that window. You may learn 3 total skills per character. A caveat: standard F2P players receive one crew skill but may purchase two option to unlock tow more. Preferred F2P players get two skills and may purchase the unlock for the third. The only restriction is that you can only learn ONE production skill. But beyond that, you could take 3 gathering professions or mix/match them as you see fit (more on production/gathering combos below). Once you have decided on your crew skills, click the diamond icon at the top of the screen and a new window will appear with a crew member’s picture and three icons for your known professions. At this point, you can begin sending out your companion to gather materials. For example, if you have taken Underworld Trading, you can send your companion out on a mission to trade for rare metals or fabrics. Each mission costs you some credits/$$ to fund and typically takes a few minutes. The longer missions have a better chance of bringing back a higher quality crafting material (i.e. a blue or purple quality item, instead of a green/white). Some gathering skills also allow you to interact with items in the world to get materials. For example, Bioanalysis lets you analyze the corpses of various creatures you kill or plants you find on different planets. Archaeology allows you to scan crystal deposits found on planets and in cities. Crafting an item can result in a critical success, which adds an “Augmentation” slot to the item. Augments are special enhancements gathered from the Slicing skill. Reverse Engineering (RE) This ability, learned with all production Crew Skills, allows you to break down item types you know how to create into their component parts (i.e. Synthweavers can RE some armor types, while Artificers can RE Light Sabers). This gives you back some of the materials you used to craft the item, but more importantly it gives you a chance to learn a recipe for a better-quality version of the item. In this way, you can progress from a green-quality item to a blue and eventually to a purple with enough Reverse Engineering attempts. For example, if you RE a green-level Medpac you might learn its blue-quality equivalent that heals for more and provides a HoT effect as well. Then, if you RE enough blue-quality Medpacs, you might learn the purple-quality version, which is an unlimited and re-useable Medpac item. Gathering and Mission Skills Archaeology Through missions, this skill gathers Color Crystals, Power Crystals, and Artifact Fragments, materials used for creating Force-based weapons and armor. Color crystals are materials for Artifice, while Power Crystals and Artifact Fragments are used in both Artifice and Synthweaving. Archaeology also allows you to gather materials out and about in the world by scanning various geodes and crystal formations. These nodes are tracked on your mini-map. Bioanalysis Through missions, this skill gathers Biochemical Samples and Biochemical Compounds that are both used in Biochem. Bioanalysis also allows you to gather materials out and about in the world by scanning the corpses of defeated creatures or from plants on planets and in cities. These nodes (including creature corpses) are tracked on your mini-map. Diplomacy Through missions, this skill gathers Medical Supplies used in Biochem. Diplomacy also has the unique aspect of rewarding Dark Side and/or Light Side points as well, depending on the missions. For example, in the mission “A Cure For What Ails You,” you send your companion to negotiate for the release of an important cure, and you gain both Medical Supplies and Light Side points. In the mission, “Knows Too Much,” you send your companion to convince the Hutts to execute a captured thief to keep him quiet, gaining you some Medical Supplies and some Dark Side points. Investigation Through missions, this skill gathers Researched Compounds used in Armstech for making weapons. Investigation also sometimes produces a “schematic” (or recipe) for other professions, which may be sold at the auction house or traded. Finally, Investigation also uncovers completely new Missions themselves, which can provide rare materials for all professions, item enhancements/modifications, or rare gear. These Missions can be traded/sold like the above schematics. Scavenging Through missions, this skill gathers Scavenged Compounds and Scavenged Metals that are used to craft item enhancements, armor, or weapons. Scavenged Compounds and Metals are materials used in Cybertech, Armstech, and Armortech. Scavenging also allows you to gather materials out and about in the world by collecting scrap metals. These nodes are tracked on your mini-map. Slicing Through missions, this skill typically brings back more credits than it costs and is therefore a direct source of profits (i.e. you send out your companions to slice/crack a safe, or to acquire/steal rare computing equipment). It also produces lockboxes and cases, which can contain gear and items. It also is the only source of gaining Augments, which fit into the Augmentation slot in gear (slots that appear from a critical success when crafting gear). Lastly, Slicing sometimes allows for different paths to be taken in instances (i.e. slicing open a door…think lock-picking). Treasure Hunting Through missions, this skill gathers Gemstones used for creating items in Artifice (Force-based weapons). Similar to Slicing, it also has missions that bring back valuables that can be sold, and is a source of profit (i.e., you spend 100 credits to fund a mission, but get back 150 credits in return). Underworld Trading Through missions, this skill gathers Luxury Fabric and Underworld Metal used to create various gear and enhancements. Luxury Fabric is used in Synthweaving (Light Armor), while Underworld Metal is used in Synthweaving (Medium and Heavy Armor), Armortech, and Cybertech. Crafting Skills Armortech This skill creates armor used by the Trooper/Bounty Hunter and Smuggler/Imperial Agent classes. It manufactures Medium and Heavy armor with stats suited to non-Force users (Aim, Cunning, Endurance, and secondary stats). As many beta testers will agree, if you skill up your crafting as your character gains levels, the crafted gear is far better than gear you receive from questing alone (and on-par with gear from instances). Granted, the profession does not produce anything but gear, however you will get a full set of epic/purple-quality gear (BoP) at max level. Armortech relies on materials from: Scavenging: Scavenged Compounds and Scavenged Metal Underworld Trading: Underworld Metal Armstech This crew skill primarily creates weapons used by the Trooper/Bounty Hunter and Smuggler/Imperial Agent classes, although it also produces weapons useable by Jedi Knights and Consulars in the form of Vibrobaldes (with Strength stats) and Electrostaves (with Willpower stats). I’m not entirely certain why someone would use a Vibroblade over a Light Saber, but perhaps it is for flavor that is actually functional. It is also likely that these weapons are for companions who have STR as their main stat, but cannot wield a Light Saber, making this skill one that should have wide appeal. Armstech also creates Blaster Barrels that are used to upgrade/enhance weapons. Armstech relies on materials from: Scavenging: Scavenged Compounds and Scavenged Metals Investigation: Researched Compounds Artifice This crew skill creates a variety of items, including Light Saber upgrades (Hilts) for both Jedi Knights/Sith Warriors and Jedi Consulars/Sith Inquisitors. Additionally, it also manufactures the Color Crystals used by all weapons that provide bonuses to Endurance and/or Critical Rating and changes the color of your weapon. Artifice also makes Enhancements that give stat bonuses (mainly Endurance and secondary stats) and can be used to upgrade either weapons or armor. Artifice also makes off-hand items for Force Users (Focus), as well as Troopers/BH (Generators and Shields). Finally, this skill also makes Relics that fill the Relic slot on your character screen. Artifice relies on materials from: Archaeology: Power Crystals, Color Crystals, and Artifact Fragments Treasure Hunting: Gemstones Biochem This crew skill creates consumables that give stat bonuses or restore health, as well as Implants (equipped items). The consumable item types are: Stims (moderate primary stat bonuses for 60/120 minutes), Adrenals (large secondary stat bonuses for 15 seconds), Medpacs (restores health to you), and Med Units (restores health to you and your companion). Implants are items you can equip in the Implant slot on your character screen and give a combination of both Primary and Secondary stat bonuses. Biochem relies on materials from: Bioanalysis: Biochemical Samples and Biochemical Compounds Diplomacy: Medical Supplies Cybertech This crew skill produces a variety of interesting items, including Armoring for all armor types (that give Primary stat bonuses), Mods for weapons/armor upgrades, Cores/Parts/Motors for Droid armor enhancements, and Armor/Weapon Upgrades for your ship. You can also make Transport Beacons that teleport group members, and bombs that do AoE damage along with stun, slow effect, DoT, movement speed reduction (epic versions of these bombs have unlimited uses). Also, this skill makes Earpieces—equipped items in the ear slot on your character screen that gives Primary stat bonuses. Lastly, this skill creates BoP mounts: Custom-Built Hoverbike, Custom-Built Speederbike, and Hotrigged Speederbike (epic mount). Cybertech relies on materials from: Scavenging: Scavenged Compounds and Scavenged Metals Underworld Trading: Underworld Metal Synthweaving This crew skill creates armor for all Force users, including light, medium, and heavy types. As many beta testers will agree, if you skill up your crafting as your character gains levels, the crafted gear is far better than gear you receive from questing alone (and on-par with gear from instances). Granted, the profession does not produce anything but gear, however you will get a full set of epic/purple-quality gear (BoP) at max level. Synthweaving relies on materials from: Archaeology: Power Crystals Underworld Trading: Underworld Metals and Luxury Fabrics Information taken from swtor.com More information to follow.

I plan to do a Imperial Agent next and I'll choose a class skill that will enable me to create augments. I foresee this as the way to go to make weapons more durable in the future. In the meantime, I want to get a good techblade for Emfour's Qyzen Fess. Are there any other subscribers on Red Eclipse besides my wife and I? (If so, PM me your crafting skills.)

I find him hysterical. I like how you can use him to threaten to sell Jorran into slavery until he forks over some credits. Classic.

You can't have Vash alive with the other masters.

I suggested asking HH in a PM. :: eye roll :: HH: do you now see why I moved the other thread to the M4-78? This OP was in it and I had to split it. Anyway, I'll take time out of my vacation since no one else could be bothered to help. Visit Korriban (and M4-78) last. You must kill the other three Jedi Masters to get the option to let Vash live.

I am curious to hear more about this "preferred status" option. I'm a subscriber so the end results wouldn't directly affect me but knowing what you guys are capable of doing on the server would be helpful.

You cover M4-78 in it which requires TSLRCM. The TSLRCM section shouldn't have M4-78 topics in it because TSLRCM doesn't include it. I don't want new folks getting confused.

Gamorrean is the correct spelling.

Make sure to upload Jaevyn's mod credit section separately as it will inevitably be taken down due to copyright infringement. (He actually had the gall to claim that he got the permission to use Queen's "I Want It All" along with Hans Zimmer and quite a few other musicians.)

Follow it up with Malachor VI and you have a win. Plus he couldn't delete the comments!

How was the loot? Which ops was it?

I will be working on Friday and Saturday. Then I'll be on vacation from April 1st through the 7th. You'll have to count me out for the time being. I just finished getting the Ilum datacrons today on my Jedi Covenant server character. (It turns out I forgot to get them before!) For my Red Eclipse character - Emfour, Jedi Consular - I've only reached Nar Shaddaa so far so I'm still behind. I'll be down to do any datacron and lore object that I can. I really hope that we can get everyone together to do the Republic Fleet datacrons eventually.

I corrected your link. Go here though.