The spit 'nerf'
Richard Wingrove
raise in weight of all other trade skill containers, I was just wondering if
anyone had been using them to save weight?
I can understand people using large sewing kits and toolboxes to save weight
over backpacks, but I thought spits were originally heavy enough so that
using them wouldn't give any noticeable reduction in weight?
Rich
Dark Tyger
Spits originally weighed 0.2....
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> "Richard Wingrove" <ric...@bblane.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
>
> >Ok, seeing as how Verant raised the weight of spits, presumably to match
the
> >raise in weight of all other trade skill containers, I was just wondering
if
> >anyone had been using them to save weight?
> >I can understand people using large sewing kits and toolboxes to save
weight
> >over backpacks, but I thought spits were originally heavy enough so that
> >using them wouldn't give any noticeable reduction in weight?
>
> Spits originally weighed 0.2....
... and it looks like Medicine Bags are going to be the new replacement for
monks. 6-slot, Large size, 0.4 weight (i think)
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Not for long, now that you mentioned it. ;) Spits only changed after
someone mentioned them being missed here...
Tom
>
>
> ... and it looks like Medicine Bags are going to be the new replacement for
> monks. 6-slot, Large size, 0.4 weight (i think)
>
Nah! Concordance of Research, 6-slot, giant size, 0.2 weight. Little
pricey though.
Chris Hoeh
Celaeno
>"Richard Wingrove" <ric...@bblane.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
>
>>Ok, seeing as how Verant raised the weight of spits, presumably to match the
>>raise in weight of all other trade skill containers, I was just wondering if
>>anyone had been using them to save weight?
>>I can understand people using large sewing kits and toolboxes to save weight
>>over backpacks, but I thought spits were originally heavy enough so that
>>using them wouldn't give any noticeable reduction in weight?
>
>Spits originally weighed 0.2....
The oh so easily available fletching kits are still lighter than
backpacks at 2.0.
Celaeno Duskwalker
Fier'dal druid of twilight
Erollisi Marr
Joshua Wilhoyte
: monks. 6-slot, Large size, 0.4 weight (i think)
Shhh, keep it quiet. I need to keep at least one bag.
Tiedye
15th Monk
Fennin Ro
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Joe D
> : ... and it looks like Medicine Bags are going to be the new replacement for
> : monks. 6-slot, Large size, 0.4 weight (i think)
> Shhh, keep it quiet. I need to keep at least one bag.
Tailored Large Bag. 6-slot, large size, 0.8 weight, 10% weight reduction.
Joe D
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Richard Wingrove
>
> >Ok, seeing as how Verant raised the weight of spits, presumably to match
the
> >raise in weight of all other trade skill containers, I was just wondering
if
> >anyone had been using them to save weight?
> >I can understand people using large sewing kits and toolboxes to save
weight
> >over backpacks, but I thought spits were originally heavy enough so that
> >using them wouldn't give any noticeable reduction in weight?
>
> Spits originally weighed 0.2....
>
Oops, I should have done more research. I just assumed that a large metal
spit would weigh at least as much as a bag... but apparently not in the
weird EQ universe.
Rich