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Sep 22 2011 12:58 PM UTC (8 months)
Sep 22 2011 03:38 PM UTC (8 months)
nope, sry
anyway repair is not that expensive and noobie gear is not that good anywayz :D
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Sep 23 2011 01:47 PM UTC (8 months)
Haha...
Trust me, you dont want to get that shirt back... it gives no protection whatsoever, I trashed it at the earliest convenience.
As far as durability goes, it is unlikely you will even keep an item for long enough to actually even have to repair it before you start buying LVL20+ gear.
And even then, its not expensive. At lvl 39 I still havent gotten to the point where I had a problem with the durability finishing before I got a better item for the same slot. Just dont repair it all the time, at least wait until it actually lists as "broken" so that you reduce the durability less times.
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Sep 25 2011 04:42 AM UTC (8 months)
yaya, the only concern is that gold bars are quite hard to earn back :( so..... i still wants to look cool :D)
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Sep 25 2011 06:00 PM UTC (8 months)
lol...you do not have to use gold bars to repair your gear
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Sep 25 2011 09:57 PM UTC (8 months)
Hey DonW,
The starter gear is not meant to last, nor is it useful for in game battles. It's best to find better clothes through crafting, shops, or Auction House. Finding gear which provides a useful advantage to the game is a great way to earn the upper hand on your enemies, so ditch your starter clothes and find something more durable.
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Sep 26 2011 01:02 AM UTC (8 months)
Quote | DonW posted on Sep 25 2011 04:42 AM UTCyaya, the only concern is that gold bars are quite hard to earn back :( so..... i still wants to look cool :D)
Don't keep clothing purely for the look, you'll find that you wont be able to compete in later levels without decent resists.
If you're worried about character appearence, you're better off buying the best clothing you can afford/equip from the auction house then using the black market to either recolour it or use custom clothing to change the look. Still costs gold, but at least you'll be able to keep up as difficulty levels increase.
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Apr 10 2012 06:52 PM UTC (about 1 month)
I love Sunrise City in the Springtime!
Hey LamentConfiguration -
You forgot to post the message above in my post. Thanks for the egg.
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Apr 10 2012 06:54 PM UTC (about 1 month)
Quote | TurboSpeed81 posted on Apr 10 2012 06:52 PM UTCI love Sunrise City in the Springtime!
Hey LamentConfiguration -
You forgot to post the message above in my post. Thanks for the egg.
Might wanna check how long ago that post was before getting smug.
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Apr 10 2012 07:00 PM UTC (about 1 month)
Thanks!
but it stated this: Last Edited on: Apr 10 2012 09:43 AM PDT (2 hrs ago)
So TheDeafMute just laid an egg. LOL
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so...u know, the beginners clothes is everlasting..., and i lost my shirt... and i want to build custom clothes, since that shirt doesnt have durability limit, so is there anyway to get it back ??