513 metal for 502% dammage crossbow

[A Terrible Modder]

whyyyyyyyyyyy

[A Jolly Walrus]

Im guessing you're playing unofficial, so 513 metal is probably one hit of a metal node, shut ya damn mouth

[Cookie Ninja]

500 metal is so easy to get for a 500% cross bow its worth it

[Astaroth]

only 500? lol

[Jspringy]

Yeah, get out.

[jacob99]

500? you mean 50k right? for a 500 damage crossbow, thats nothing

[A Terrible Modder]

anyway after a few hours of grinding i got a crossbow with 521% dammage because of the crafting skill stuff

[retsam1]

If you're doing this also via the mod known as Upgrade station, there's a way to make a green mat requiring blueprint to the cap %'s but have the mats of said green level only(ie not ascension level).

But complaining about the materials for a 500% range weapon normally though is a bit silly. Such a high end weapon in a normal game context is pretty strong/sought after and thus is appropriate.

[Eagle_Midena]

Ha...just today, I found a blueprint for an ascendant longneck rifle...2000 metal.

But of course, I'm going to make it, even though it's only 203% damage.

[Caduryn]

Is this Topic a **** Joke...?

[Dragorin]

I have a Rex saddle BP that is only 56 armor. Cost 52000 Hide, 35000 Fiber, and 15600 metal. On the flip side I also have a Rex saddle BP that is 186 armor and Cost 4350 hide, 3000 Fiber and 565 metal. So it's all random

[crimsondrac]

That is one heavy crossbow. That is one of the ridiculous things about this game I am not sure I will ever get used to. To make higher quality items, you just throw more resources at it. Like using 500 metal is somehow going to make you a better weapon than using 100 metal. How does that work? I can understand maybe adding some tools or workstations that can refine metal even further making it more pure and strong but just throwing more resources at it is a pretty dumb mechanic. I would have just made it that you had to add extra stuff to the recipe to make it better, like maybe a couple of rhino horns or argent talons.