Thursday, September 06, 2007
On the way to 4k Rifle....
Working on 4k Rifle, my next step on the loooong way to Level 30 Laser Sniper. Started a fresh Breer M3a today (with A102) and wanted to note my stats to see how much it moves me forward on my journey. Was at Rifle 3744.4 (before last weekend: 3720) and Laser Sniper Profession 27.55 as I switched from the old to the fresh gun. Burned 2.36 PED of the Breer and ended up at 3746.6 Rifle skill. That makes about 1 skill point per 1 PED of Breer burnt. Or just about 5-6 guns to consume before I am at my goal. With about 5000 shots per gun and ammo usage of 5 (with the Amp) I end up at 125k to 150k ammo to burn. Not impossible but it should last me at least until christmas...
Friday, August 24, 2007
Mai Tai light
Aufgrund von Spirituosenknappheit folgendes ausprobiert und für gut befunden: Mai Tai "light" Variante, bestehend aus 2cl Apricot Brandy, 2cl Gin und 8cl O-Saft, aufgefüllt mit zerstoßnem Eis. Susanne sei dank!
Thursday, April 19, 2007
Skills and Professions
For a long while, it has been mysterious how your skills affected your "professional standing". However, since December 18, 2006 with the Version Update (VU) 8.8, we have been given a new screen that shows all the professions of your avatar. Since then, the old thread "How to calculate pro standing" has been supplemented with the new "Skill Impact on Professions" thread, both on EntropiaForum (EF). The data in there comes mainly from people chipping in or out skills and taking note on their profession levels before and after.
I have been following a slightly different approach, as I have never, and probably will never chip skills. I follow the profession level using (L) blueprints on Carpentry and lately Tailoring. This is for two reasons, really: firstly, the skills involved are not commonly chipped and traded and thus little information is known (see e.g. a strange thread on Machinery). Secondly, I like to craft a little here and there and record my returns in order to come to a conclusion whether Engineering really affects the returns you get on crafting. (to be continued after I get this job done my boss just gave me)
I have been following a slightly different approach, as I have never, and probably will never chip skills. I follow the profession level using (L) blueprints on Carpentry and lately Tailoring. This is for two reasons, really: firstly, the skills involved are not commonly chipped and traded and thus little information is known (see e.g. a strange thread on Machinery). Secondly, I like to craft a little here and there and record my returns in order to come to a conclusion whether Engineering really affects the returns you get on crafting. (to be continued after I get this job done my boss just gave me)
Sunday, April 15, 2007
Way to go...

Needless to say that as a hunter, this is my best profession, all the rest comes way after this. My little crafting hobbies will not do any good in unlocking, this is just to gain a few insights into the system.
Friday, April 13, 2007
Baseline

(By the way, if you have no idea what I am talking about, take a look at the sidebar on the right, where you will find a few links that should get you started. At this time I have no plans to write an introduction to Entropia, but that may follow, I keep going long enough.)
So what about the interesting part of a real-cash economy game - money and profit? I am tracking my progress using a few tools and can say, that I have been breaking even just nicely over time. There has been a big dip during late last summer, but I have recovered in the meantime. Mainly thanks to other players that bought my stuff at some mark-up. So I guess overall, MA has made their profit on me. I have not looted many items, though, just the basic TT fodder everyone seems to get nowadays. I guess I will list my globals and items loots at some later time. Now I need to enjoy the nice weather outside :D
Thursday, April 12, 2007
Let's get started
Inspired by this blog about Entropia Universe, my favorite spare time burner at this time, I have tried to log into my old, very old blogger account that I had actually not used since early 2003. And it still worked! It lasted 4 years of inactivity in the digital age. You are used to get your emails deleted after 30 days, so I thought this was just incredible.
Now, instead of putting bits and pieces of my virtual career all over the web, I have decided to put them all together in one spot. I have no idea what this may grow into, so I am as curious as anybody else.
Now, instead of putting bits and pieces of my virtual career all over the web, I have decided to put them all together in one spot. I have no idea what this may grow into, so I am as curious as anybody else.
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