little question for y'all ... to BE a master bounty hunter you have to learn the left skill tree of scout but do you need the master marksman to be bounty hunter ? seen a char builder wich said that was necessary to be master marksman to be able to go to MBH .. hope you could help me out clear this problem..

thx in advance

No, you don't. Just Scout 4000 and Marksman 0004. The Char Builder you saw is outdated. Look for post-CU char builders.

• RE: *yawn*
  Jedi NPC? What on earth for. Jedi are too damn hard to kill I'm not gonna waste my time tracking down a CL 100+ NPC to kill for a few measly thousand credits when I can go hunt krayts and sell the perls for over a mil.

IMHO, They should have introduced NPC jedi to hunt as part of the Bounty Hunter profession to begin with. If they are hard, then that allows for more interesting game play. The bounties (the combat levels of the actual targets) are too easy to begin with. No offense, but your argument that you would rather hunt Krayts is misplaced because *ahem* you can't get a Krayt bounty hunter mission.

Hi,

I've just got my novice BH and am looking for a good template. I have nearly finished off Fencer and wondered if this is useful for a MBH. I've read alot about the ranged templates like MBH/MCM and was wondering if there are any viable alternatives.

Thanks

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Originally posted by Kiithwarrior
Hi,

I've just got my novice BH and am looking for a good template. I have nearly finished off Fencer and wondered if this is useful for a MBH. I've read alot about the ranged templates like MBH/MCM and was wondering if there are any viable alternatives.

Thanks

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While I don't recommend mixing melee with BH you CAN do it.

But you really don't want to go toe-to-toe with a Jedi..... It's best to kill them from range. Up close they can use their force powers... and it just gets ugly fast. Especially against FRS Knights and Masters.

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Originally posted by Elnator

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Originally posted by Kiithwarrior
Hi,

I've just got my novice BH and am looking for a good template. I have nearly finished off Fencer and wondered if this is useful for a MBH. I've read alot about the ranged templates like MBH/MCM and was wondering if there are any viable alternatives.

Thanks

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While I don't recommend mixing melee with BH you CAN do it.

But you really don't want to go toe-to-toe with a Jedi..... It's best to kill them from range. Up close they can use their force powers... and it just gets ugly fast. Especially against FRS Knights and Masters.

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Thats kind of what I thought. I'll probably finish my fencer and then drop it before tackling jedi. Hopefully if they add other player bounties onto the terms then i might get a some use out of my melee BH.

Thanks for the reply.

The speeders don't have weapons.
You only get 1 BARC per Account. You do not get 1 per Character. To get another BARC you'd have to buy another copy of TE, open a new account with it and trade the deed to your character that you want to have it. Which means you also need a house, a player you trust with something worth 5-7 million credits, or 2 computers to safely transfer the BARC between your characters

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Originally posted by Elnator

The speeders don't have weapons.

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Originally posted by ubermage

Originally posted by Elnator
The speeders don't have weapons.

No i didn't mean the speeder, i meant the guns you hold like rifles and pistols lol, oh and my brother is asking me about do creature handlers get more then one pet or something? thx for helping me, and what server are you on, is it crowded lol?

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Err :) My server is in my sig :) It's a medium->heavy population server, used to be one of the light ones but they're all pretty heavily populated now.

No, guns don't use up ammo :) And yes, CH can have numerous pets available but they're limited as to how many they can use at the same time.

The numbers are your skill level in the various skill trees in the profession.

SWG isn't a 'level' based game it's based on what skills you choose to learn. Saying Medic 0220 tells those who know (or feel like pulling up a char builder) what skills you have in the Medic profession.

Basically Medic 0220 means that you have Bacta Shot, Bacta Toss and +15 to healing efficiency.

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Originally posted by Elnator 

SWG isn't a 'level' based game it's based on what skills you choose to learn. Saying Medic 0220 tells those who know (or feel like pulling up a char builder) what skills you have in the Medic profession.

Basically Medic 0220 means that you have Bacta Shot, Bacta Toss and +15 to healing efficiency.

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 So the there is no levels? then is there any way to get your health and mana and action to gain up higher? And do you think a bounty hunter/ medic would be any good?   how far in medic skills is 0220? ( does that mean like medic level two hundred and twenty?) can you heal your self if you train in levels? and if there is only a few things you can do to heal yourt sself can you tell me what that is?

  All bow to king elnator or you'll end up like this guy .

Professions are made up of skill trees.  To start, there is a novice level, the minimum you need to be able to do anything related to that profession (roughly).

then there are 4 tiers of 4 branches.  so when someone says they have 1234 in a particular profession; they mean that have the tier 1 skill of the first column; then tier 1 and 2 of the second column; the tier 1, 2, and 3 of the third column; and all 4 tiers of the 4th column.  if you have gained all 4 tiers in all 4 coloumns (4444), then you can get the Master skill box of that profession, which generally applies the best benefits of that class.

so in his example, being an 0220 medic, he's aquired Novice medic and 2 skill boxes in two of the columns, forsaking the other columns as he doesn't feel he needs or wants them.

As you gain skill boxes in certain professions, you are granted a combat level.  this is a general proficiency in your combat ability.  hoe well you actually do in combat is determined by what skills/professions you have as well as equipment and tactics.  as you go up in combat level (up to 80) you will gain points in your health, action, and mind pools.  up to a max of 3000 Health at CL 80.  

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Originally posted by Wheezal

Professions are made up of skill trees.  To start, there is a novice level, the minimum you need to be able to do anything related to that profession (roughly).

then there are 4 tiers of 4 branches.  so when someone says they have 1234 in a particular profession; they mean that have the tier 1 skill of the first column; then tier 1 and 2 of the second column; the tier 1, 2, and 3 of the third column; and all 4 tiers of the 4th column.  if you have gained all 4 tiers in all 4 coloumns (4444), then you can get the Master skill box of that profession, which generally applies the best benefits of that class.

so in his example, being an 0220 medic, he's aquired Novice medic and 2 skill boxes in two of the columns, forsaking the other columns as he doesn't feel he needs or wants them.

 

As you gain skill boxes in certain professions, you are granted a combat level.  this is a general proficiency in your combat ability.  hoe well you actually do in combat is determined by what skills/professions you have as well as equipment and tactics.  as you go up in combat level (up to 80) you will gain points in your health, action, and mind pools.  up to a max of 3000 Health at CL 80.  

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Originally posted by Wheezal
Professions are made up of skill trees. To start, there is a novice level, the minimum you need to be able to do anything related to that profession (roughly).
then there are 4 tiers of 4 branches. so when someone says they have 1234 in a particular profession; they mean that have the tier 1 skill of the first column; then tier 1 and 2 of the second column; the tier 1, 2, and 3 of the third column; and all 4 tiers of the 4th column. if you have gained all 4 tiers in all 4 coloumns (4444), then you can get the Master skill box of that profession, which generally applies the best benefits of that class.
so in his example, being an 0220 medic, he's aquired Novice medic and 2 skill boxes in two of the columns, forsaking the other columns as he doesn't feel he needs or wants them.

As you gain skill boxes in certain professions, you are granted a combat level. this is a general proficiency in your combat ability. hoe well you actually do in combat is determined by what skills/professions you have as well as equipment and tactics. as you go up in combat level (up to 80) you will gain points in your health, action, and mind pools. up to a max of 3000 Health at CL 80.

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Very nice explanation wheezal :)
ubermage: Go here for a "profession builder" that will let you see how the skill system works.

Kodan's Profession Calculator

This will probably explain the skill system better than anything else could.

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Originally posted by Elnator

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Originally posted by Wheezal
Professions are made up of skill trees. To start, there is a novice level, the minimum you need to be able to do anything related to that profession (roughly).
then there are 4 tiers of 4 branches. so when someone says they have 1234 in a particular profession; they mean that have the tier 1 skill of the first column; then tier 1 and 2 of the second column; the tier 1, 2, and 3 of the third column; and all 4 tiers of the 4th column. if you have gained all 4 tiers in all 4 coloumns (4444), then you can get the Master skill box of that profession, which generally applies the best benefits of that class.
so in his example, being an 0220 medic, he's aquired Novice medic and 2 skill boxes in two of the columns, forsaking the other columns as he doesn't feel he needs or wants them.

As you gain skill boxes in certain professions, you are granted a combat level. this is a general proficiency in your combat ability. hoe well you actually do in combat is determined by what skills/professions you have as well as equipment and tactics. as you go up in combat level (up to 80) you will gain points in your health, action, and mind pools. up to a max of 3000 Health at CL 80.

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Very nice explanation wheezal :)
ubermage: Go here for a "profession builder" that will let you see how the skill system works.

Kodan's Profession Calculator

This will probably explain the skill system better than anything else could.

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That's odd....

Go here:
http://www.bloodfin.org/modules/mydownloads/
Clicky:
http://www.bloodfin.org/modules/mydownloads/

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Originally posted by Elnator

That's odd....

Go here:
http://www.bloodfin.org/modules/mydownloads/
Clicky:
http://www.bloodfin.org/modules/mydownloads/

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