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NecariaPosts: 505 Location: Rildesjan Magus Age: 115 years old Clan: OASIS | Message #1923 Posted: Apr 28, 2008, 5:42 am |
| Does anyone know what effects how much you can loot from a monster? I know it varies depending on the monster and the monster's level, but as far as your golem goes, what changes it? It doesn't seem to be entirely carry weight, as my glass with 17 pounds free could carry pretty much the same amount as my friend's bone with 60ish free. It also doesn't seem to be entirely the % of capacity used, since numbers still don't seem to sink up quite right.. Does it depend on slots? Strength? All of the above? I can't seem to figure it out. |
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PeggaPosts: 702 Location: Jaaron Magus Age: 122 years old Clan: ADV | Message #1930 Posted: Apr 28, 2008, 12:27 pm |
| It is the carrying capacity. I'd armored up my flesh farmer, and the amount of stuff dropped a LOT. Take the armor off and he gets a lot more stuff from the same monster. |
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NecariaPosts: 505 Location: Rildesjan Magus Age: 115 years old Clan: OASIS | Message #1941 Posted: Apr 28, 2008, 5:48 pm |
| Armor does reduce loot, yes. But it seems to reduce it independent of carry weight. My glass with armor only on the chest, leaving 17 pounds free looted around 100-120 from the bog mummy. My friend's bone golem with armor everywhere, leaving about 60 pounds free looted about the same, and my clay golem, with armor everywhere and around 300 pounds free looted around 160-180, and with less armor I believe looted more. So the clay shows 100-120 isn't it's max loot, but bone has 60 pounds vs glass' 17, and they're still getting roughly equal. So it seems like there's more to it than that. |
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TzadkielPosts: 596 Location: Broukendale Magus Age: 123 years old Clan: OTAKU | Message #1953 Posted: Apr 28, 2008, 9:41 pm |
| I camp the bog mummy because my clay golem heals so I generally am at a zero repair cost in there. That's just the variable loot for the bog mummy. With a heavily armored clay, I get between 100-200 with a fair amount of secondary treasure. |
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NecariaPosts: 505 Location: Rildesjan Magus Age: 115 years old Clan: OASIS | Message #1955 Posted: Apr 28, 2008, 11:04 pm |
| Huh, weird, my clay got a much smaller variation(don't use it anymore because of prohibitive motivation costs). But the loot with glass and flesh is consistantly 100-120. Bone I'm not sure since I don't have one and my friend is a bit far away to attack it a lot. But flesh has twice the carry weight glass did, so it's still odd that loot is so similar. |
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| Biliboy Posts: 11
Location: Hans Mina
Magus Age: 124 years old
| Message #1989 Posted: Apr 30, 2008, 1:09 am |
I don't think you'll notice a lot of difference on creatures, but if you knock someone's golem down and raid their workshop with a low cap golem, then strip all the armor off (or switch to a unarmored clay) and raid again, you'll notice a huge difference in what you can loot.
This is all depending on whether they actually *have* stuff to loot of course. |
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NecariaPosts: 505 Location: Rildesjan Magus Age: 115 years old Clan: OASIS | Message #1991 Posted: Apr 30, 2008, 1:36 am |
| Yeah, the thing is there is a difference with monsters though. I think, even with a huge carrying capacity like clay has, putting armor on will reduce how much you get pretty much regardless of the max, which is why it confuses me. I don't know if it's just unused slots increase it or what, but it definitely seems to vary beyond simply how much weight you have free. |
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laidanPosts: 1158 Location: Mottonsborough Magus Age: 113 years old Clan: OASIS | Message #2099 Posted: May 2, 2008, 8:12 pm |
From the armor description in the artificer lab:
Armour improves a location by increasing its resistance to damage. It is often made from iron and uses location slots just as any item, but it also takes up a lot of space that a golem could use for hauling loot. |
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