Excelsior

Repair deeds only need 1 deed to craft now but the player using them needs to stand next to the appropriate NPC and have the required materials in the backpack for the repair to work, the repair can't fail and the materials required are the same as the repair function on the craft menu.

Also added the field repair kit, it comes with 1500 durability (1650 if crafted exceptional) and will add durability to items of the same material type or lower and does not require a NPC or any extra material to use.

considering all the work this has caused I/e refixing the fixes, re improving the improvements and undoing and re doing all these benefits and as it appears it is far from done yet. might it not be a serious and radical thought that to actually improve this would be to wipe the slate and put it back to the way it was and hope the memory of this entire episode fades fast

Practice makes perfect

if you practice a mistake does that make it a perfect mistake?
maybe a shard vote is in order

I vote people quit whining about a free service.

I'm sure the staff will figure out all the bugs and glitches with the new systems, i'm just afraid how newbies will find these changes (i know this is a heavily custom shard but still) as this is changing the core of UO gameplay...

Also, remember that we as players see only one half of the picture which might be confusing at times but it'll all work out in the end.

Peace

I think that this new deed should say that it is tailoring repair deed. Much better now when there is only one type of a deed

ForrestElf wrote:I think that this new deed should say that it is tailoring repair deed. Much better now when there is only one type of a deed

+1 Gets quite confusing otherwise IMO.

Are the gains the same as before?

Before the revamp, my char experienced gain per tailor attempt that seemed to match other skill gains. It seemed to go by fast. Now, my other char went from 39.2% to 40.0% after 50 attempts at creating long pants (57.6% success chance). 8 tenths in 1:45, which seems good at first, but I need to be here to double click the next sewing kit when one dies. Unless I set up a macro... wait, wasn't that the premise of this system: make it as easy for scripters and non scripters to tailor, since no scripts were needed to mass craft?

It would be better if the new menu could access all sewing kits I have and use them in consecutive order.

Musaeus wrote:Are the gains the same as before?

Before the revamp, my char experienced gain per tailor attempt that seemed to match other skill gains. It seemed to go by fast. Now, my other char went from 39.2% to 40.0% after 50 attempts at creating long pants (57.6% success chance). 8 tenths in 1:45, which seems good at first, but I need to be here to double click the next sewing kit when one dies. Unless I set up a macro... wait, wasn't that the premise of this system: make it as easy for scripters and non scripters to tailor, since no scripts were needed to mass craft?

It would be better if the new menu could access all sewing kits I have and use them in consecutive order.

We have multiple ways to combine uses on tailor kits. If you take advantage of them you shouldn't have an issue as the max uses is 60,000.