FIXED Stone necklaces are enhancable, and shouldn't be.

[Dexter]

So I just went on OSI to actually test if crafting them with a colored material would result in additional resistances. The answer is a resounding: no.
Note one is made from "Iron" quality granite (GargNeck1.png) , and the other is made from "Copper" quality granite (GargNeck2.png).
They have identical total resistances even though both are exceptional (the two with identical resistances were made with arms lore 0).
When crafted with GM arms lore they are subject to additional Exceptional resistance bonuses still (as seen in GargNeck3.png)

Should I make a separate thread for this?

Do they retain the hue of the granite? Also, does dull copper ones scale durability?

 

[DewCono]

Will test for you in the next few hours as I'm not currently home.

 

[Dexter]

No worries.

 

[DewCono]

Question 1:
It takes on the hue of the material whether you craft it with the material, or you enhance it with the material as seen here:
A is crafted with verite directly, B is crafted with "iron" and then enhanced to verite, and C is the default color of the "iron" granite.


Question 2:
When crafted with DC there is no +% durability bonus, and when enhanced there is no +% durability bonus granted.


Also feel free to message me directly if you need other things tested. I don't always have the time, but I don't mind helping get things fixed.

 

[Dan]

So basically enhancing does NOTHING but force some people to mistakenly use Forged Metal of Artifacts tools on them for no result?

I propose we keep the edit I made as it is doing something better than UO does it.

 

[DewCono]

Correct. It seems to have been an overall oversight, and the imposed solution is beneficial.

 

[Dexter]

Agreed. I’ll get the crafting stuff in when I get home. So, retains hue of granite, but no benefits from the resource type.

 

[Dexter]

Do these rules apply to gargish earrings too?

 

[DewCono]

That they do: