skill deference

[Valdonyr Alkidor]

The quality of produced goods depends on the skill of the one who crafts them. i.e. a weapon made by a mastersmith will last longer, and be more deadly than one made by a beginner

has this been implemented yet? or it is not yet in-game?
because i find it cool and have a question too... here it goes:
when making a potion for example healing potion, if the druid is not skilled enough will it give less healing than another healing potion made by a skilled druid?
it would be very interesting if all other goods made by players would follow the same procedure
thanks for your time

Val

[Adano Eles]

No. The way items are handled at the moment doesn't allow that.
Maybe later when database structure is changed.

[Gorynel Desse]

Nice Idea But I don't think is like that...

[The Returner]

As far as I know, all weapons have randomised variables, possibly even weapons of the same type to avoid the same weapon twice routine.

[John Laffing]

Nice Idea But I don't think is like that...

I hope you know it isn't his idea, but one of the game's creators' idea.

[Trager]

Odd... I notice the hammers and shovels I make tend to have a 'lesser shelf life'.. hmm.. you guys sure it's not implemented yet? Storebought, for me anyway, seems to last longer... (might just be my perception though)

[Gro'bul]

Accually I think it is common sense, so its whoever created common sense's. It might be, alot of small things are implemented that people don't notice.

[Valdonyr Alkidor]

yes you are right Gro'bul
i have noticed some trees vanish and others planted somewhere else(how do you plant trees???)
and even an oven disappeared lately

Val

[Gorynel Desse]

@John Laffing

I know, my fault for not including that in my statement.