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Each character in your party has the ability to use the Synthesis Skill. The great part is, you cannot fail when synthesizing factors. Each weapon can have up to 8 factors synthesized to it. When you want to do this, select SYTH, which will bring up a new screen. The first item you choose is the item you are looking to improve. The second item that you will choose is the one that contains the factor you wish to move onto the other item. After you have synthesized the item, the second item you selected will be lost. Additionally, it costs a LOT of Fol to do this and you use up a Synthesis Material every time you do this. If you are using an item that has more than one factor, you must let it run through the production time for each factor (and spend the money for each one). So an item with 8 factors will cost 8 times the Cost you see before you begin. If you end the session early, you will lose the item that had the factors on it without all of the factors being transferred. Keep in mind that you may want to move your factors from one weapon to a better one you obtain later in the game. You may do this. However, when you do it, they will be placed onto the new item in the order that you placed them on the original. So if you aren't sure you'll want to keep Increased Fire Damage on a sword, place it at the end so that you may end the session before it is attached.




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Much later in the game, you will have enough Fol to work on creating an even better item. The Boots of Prowess can be created by using the Crafting skill. They have a price of roughly 2500 Fol to produce and an evaluation of 99, so use your most skilled inventors. After you have made them, you can use Specify Plan to upgrade the factor. It begins at +5% to both attack and defense. After being refined twice, it turns to +30% to both attack and defense. After this, attach as many as you can to a weapon using the Synthesizing skill.


Crafting is the act of combining one or more materials into a different item, usually at a specific crafting station. The crafting system is deeply interwoven with game progression, with many "key" materials and crafting stations dropped by various bosses, or otherwise available only after a given boss has been defeated.


The crafting aspect is slightly different across different versions of Terraria. To access the crafting menu, press the Inventory key while in-game. This will bring up the heads-up display, showing your inventory, equipment slots, and other options. The crafting menu is located in the bottom left of your screen, as indicated in the image below. On Console, press () / () / (). From there, switch tabs on Old-gen console to access the crafting interface and on Console, switch menus ( / ) .


The items that can be currently crafted will appear in this menu. Your crafting options are determined by the items you have in your inventory, as well as your proximity to various crafting stations. Next to a selected item's icon in the list, its crafting recipe appears.


Upon crafting, there is a 75% chance that a weapon or accessory is provided with a random modifier, slightly altering its quality. There is no way to predict what modifier will be applied on an item, and many items cannot get modifiers at all.


Many recipes require that you have a crafting station to craft them. The first crafting station available is the Work Bench, which can be crafted without any crafting station. To use a crafting station, it must be placed in the world, and you must be standing close enough to it (see image). Items you can craft using the station will then be added to the list of items you can currently craft. It is possible to stand near many crafting stations simultaneously to craft items using any of these stations. Additionally, some items, such as the Copper Watch or Waterfall Blocks require that you stand next to multiple different crafting stations to be able to craft them.


A compact, ultra-comprehensive above-ground crafting station that is capable of crafting almost any craftable item in 1.3. The only missing station is the Demon Altar/Crimson Altar as they cannot be moved. It also includes the Piggy Bank and the Safe for storage.


The same compact crafting station, but updated to include 1.4 crafting stations. Additions include Decay Chamber, Teapot, and Ecto Mist. Also built in a Snow biome and includes Piggy Bank, Safe, and Void Vault for storage.


A very efficient pre-Hardmode crafting area (as of v1.3.2.1) with every station needed to progress to Hardmode (including a table for making a Watch). Simply stand on the Work Bench to access all surrounding crafting stations and chests.


A pre-Hardmode, post-Dungeon upgrade from the previous crafting area once the player has an Alchemy Table. Crimstone Blocks are used to surround the single tile of water to prevent losing the water from accidental hits with a strong Pickaxe. Also, note the wooden platform at the top of the water - this allows the extra chest to be placed.


The Artisan Loaf increases crafting range. Standing on the platforms, the blue/white grid shows the normal crafting station range while the white/green grid shows the crafting station range when standing at either platform's edge. The red/yellow grid shows the increased crafting station range while the yellow/purple grid shows the increased crafting station range when standing at either platform's edge.


We're going to stick with Compounding right now, since that's the item creation category that Star Ocean: The Divine Force lets players enjoy first. In Compounding, you must select two items to essentially mash together into a new one. Using Albaird for our example, note that the more you have him (or anyone else) use Compounding, the better they'll get.


Recognizing a character's aptitudes is vital to success with harder forms of item creation, though you can build aptitude to a degree through unlocking further talents. There may be specific talents that are wholly unique to characters, however, which would make them that much better-suited for particular categories. We're working to figure this bit out as we play through Star Ocean: The Divine Force.


Grinding costs materials and Fol, and the better your outcome, the more experience your character will gain in a field; that said, it's often best, especially at lower levels, to sacrifice low-quality materials and small amounts of Fol, dozens of times in a row, so as not to go bankrupt in the process.


Trust us when we say that item creation can become your single best source of spectacular gear and other goodies. You can, with time and training, outclass anything Star Ocean: The Divine Force's merchants have in stock for you, eclipsing maximum weapon strength by hundreds and even thousands of points' worth of Attack, doing the same for Armor and Defense, and crafting consumable concoctions fit for the gods.


But if you split up your grinding sessions, keep ample stock of middling (and thus, cheap) materials to grind with, and take it all in stride, you'll be on your way toward crafting late-game (and even mid-game!) materials into real treasures.


Customization (カスタマイズ, Kasutamaizu?) is an Item Creation specialty from Star Ocean and its remake, Star Ocean: First Departure. It allows party members to combine weapons with minerals to create different weapons, ideally better ones. It is a risky specialty, however, as failure nets useless weapons.


A fillet or scaling knife can be used to turn your caught fish into resources or fish to be cooked with higher quality knives having more durability (the requirements arent needed if its used in the crafting grid)


Once crafted, bait can be applied by combining it with certain seeds, fish, and crops. The hook, reel, and bobber can be replaced by combining it with a new version on the crafting grid. The old part is refunded after it is replaced and enchantments are kept when changing parts


As you level your gathering classes, you will start to requirebetter stats to be able to gather from nodes consistently, hit bonuses on thosenodes, gain further benefits from new skills, and gain increased yield onmore items.


If you have crafting leveled and are using other leveling methods than the Diadem,make an HQ set of gear at levels 20, 30, and 40. If some items are difficult orexpensive to obtain, you can always craft an easier piece. As long as yourgathering chance stays above around 70%, you should not have many issues.


If you are leveling without crafting your gear, then you want to be lookingfor deals and cheap items to buy from vendors or the Market Board. Every fivelevels, check for cheap items you can buy, especially ones that give more Gatheringbecause this stat is needed more for leves. Do not forget that you can server travel to findcheap items.


Longtime fans of Star Ocean often recite fond memories of Star Ocean 2: The Second Story's approach to item creation. Characters started off with set talents, and you could more or less get going with plenty of different categories of crafting from the jump. It was a bit more complicated, but not by much.


When you go into Item Creation, after you pick a skill you have to pick a character to do it. Not every character can do every skill. Characters can also learn various Talents, which are additional passive abilities that help you make better items. Talents are unlocked randomly as you craft, with certain characters having proclivities toward certain Talents (basically determining unlock order or frequency).


This method involves crafting lots of Accessories and aiming to get the EXP Gained factor on them. By the end of this method, you'll have some fully decked out gear that you can equip to one character and power-level to max level in a few short minutes.


There are multiple types of boat to craft in Valheim, and some are better than others. Our Valheim boats and sailing guide will walk you through how to craft each type of boat and why they're so useful. We'll also offer up some tips for sailing the oceans and repairing your boats in Valheim. 041b061a72


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