hey, i play on Percival..46 norse warrior in midgard.
well, right now im sitting here waiting for my accnt to come back up while im screwin around with the free trials.
but i remember i used to have a friend salvage items for me for money. i didnt fully understand it then, and i dont understand now.. how does ur salvaging skill rise? most the items i tried salvaging almost never worked.
any help on that?
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Actually quick quick question thats not really relevant to yours. If I download the 14 day free trial after the 14 days do I need to buy another cd key or can I just keep playing and paying the monthly fee..and downloading expansions or whatever?
I think you can just pay to play after the 14 day trial.
You have to have a crafting skill like tailoring, weapon crafting, armor crafting, or wood working to salvage. Go to your main city and find the tailoring crafter (IMO) to get your training.
You have to have a crafting skill like tailoring, weapon crafting, armor crafting, or wood working to salvage. Go to your main city and find the tailoring crafter (IMO) to get your training.
Yeah, you can just keep your 14-day trial CD key and keep on playing, but I believe the 14-day trial is just the basic game and does not include Catacombs or Darkness Rising. Those are an additonal $20 to buy and you will need to purchase those to upgrade the game. The graphics are so much better after you buy those.
For the original question, salvaging turns almost any weapon or armor piece into base raw materials.
Lets say you are a caster and you get a bow drop. This bow has no value to you and you go to a merchant and see how much you can sell it for. The merchant says like 1gold for it, which is not much. If your caster is a tailor, with woodworking (need woodworking to salvage bows), you can hit your salvage button and make the bow into 26 boards (type of board depends on level of bow)...but that 1gold would probably now be 15gold to the merchant if you sold back the 26 boards.
There is another thing you can do which will increase the value even more and that is trinket the 26 boards into things that sell for even more money. This used to be one of the main, if not the main way of making money in this game...People would go to Darkness Falls and farm seals, which are used to buy weapons and armor..they would then salvage these weapons and armor into metal and trinket them into hinges which can yield you decent cash (maybe 500gold to near a plat an hour if you are good at it).
For the original question, salvaging turns almost any weapon or armor piece into base raw materials.
Lets say you are a caster and you get a bow drop. This bow has no value to you and you go to a merchant and see how much you can sell it for. The merchant says like 1gold for it, which is not much. If your caster is a tailor, with woodworking (need woodworking to salvage bows), you can hit your salvage button and make the bow into 26 boards (type of board depends on level of bow)...but that 1gold would probably now be 15gold to the merchant if you sold back the 26 boards.
There is another thing you can do which will increase the value even more and that is trinket the 26 boards into things that sell for even more money. This used to be one of the main, if not the main way of making money in this game...People would go to Darkness Falls and farm seals, which are used to buy weapons and armor..they would then salvage these weapons and armor into metal and trinket them into hinges which can yield you decent cash (maybe 500gold to near a plat an hour if you are good at it).
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