Andor's Trail

I join my two cents to those who are not fans of this idea.

P[spoiler][/spoiler]yrizzle wrote:

Bard wrote:the first weapons could be broken from the start so it would make them better if you repair them, but you would not have to!

So instead of a club (the first weapon you own in game) you would have a club with a spike in it?

LOL nice one, I like the idea of self maked spiked club... :):)

But, in seriously... all starting items except the michaels ring is good in one use only:

Lol...
Blacksmith,"so, you want a spiked club? I see you haver a club there, would you happen to have a nail about your person? Indeed you do. Stay here a moment..."
Blacksmith disappears into a back room, and you her a moment of hammering
Blacksmith,"there you go, one spiked club"
Blacksmith hands you your club, which now has a nail hammered through it

Lol:D

lady black wrote:I join my two cents to those who are not fans of this idea.

Concur.

Sarumar wrote:

P[spoiler][/spoiler]yrizzle wrote:

Bard wrote:the first weapons could be broken from the start so it would make them better if you repair them, but you would not have to!

So instead of a club (the first weapon you own in game) you would have a club with a spike in it?

LOL nice one, I like the idea of self maked spiked club... :):)

But, in seriously... all starting items except the michaels ring is good in one use only:

sell those and buy something better like ring of damage +1

DarkSavant13 wrote:

Since it's better at beginning levels just to use your fists, lol.

Agreed! Bare handed is choice!

lady black wrote:I join my two cents to those who are not fans of this idea.

+1

I've noticed that our weapons don't become dull or broken so here's my proposal:

Every weapon has a sharp bladed percentage
every time you fight your blade lose sharp %
Once the sharp % reach 0 your blade becomes dull and AD is reduced by half and starts dull percentage
To sharpen the blade you need a small rock to sharpen the blade.
If the blade isn't sharpened before dull % hits 0 the blade brakes and is unused able.
If blade brakes you must bring it to a weapons Smith for repairs.

Same goes for clubs minus the sharpening.

IMHO I feel that adding wear and tear to weapons would be more of an annoyance than an enhancement to the game.

I would have to spend a lot more time traveling from my grinding spots to places that i can get my equipment fixed or sharpened.

That would be the point get us out of this rut were in. Just an idea.

[Combined threads, same suggestion]