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Woa & Coc on water for smithing

Woa & Coc on water for smithing  

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  1. 1. Should Woa and / or Coc on water affect smithing as other smithing tools does? (You can vote more than one choice)

    • woa - yes please
      81
    • coc - definitely
      105
    • No pain, no game!
      23


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Gief! woa and coc casted waters should affect the smithing as other casted smithing tools does.
coc is maybe a litle late for me but at least it will help other smithers. Woa can be handy for me tho when in a hury.

So, what do you guys think?

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i dont see the point of being able to use coc and woa on every smithing tool except water, which can be casted but wont affect it anyhow...


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The system works as it is.

Tempering being a waste on time in every way possible, yes

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Tempering being a waste on time in every way possible, yes

 

Its absolutely retarded how the tempering action works. 

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Did you try tempering with the item activated or the water activated?


 


Indeed the item being imped (assuming it is enchanted) will use it own enchants if the water is activated.


 


However, the reverse method of tempering with the item activated was the original method.


 


I dont recal if the water enchants still work that way. Havent bothered checking in years.


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Just to made sure i double checked and tempered with item activated and with water activated twice. not coc, nor woa works. (item unenchanted, and 2 different water, one enchanted with woa, one enchanted with coc)


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To clarify: 


 


WoA and/or CoC on water does not affect tempering in any way.


 


WoA on the item makes tempering faster.


 


CoC on the item does not affect tempering skill gain.


 


 


It doesn't matter whether you activate the water or the item.


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Could have sworn that enchants on water already worked. If they in fact, do not, then this needs to be rectified, for consistency.


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Massive +1 Coc and Woa can already be cast on water and coc works for washing with cloth tailoring. No reason at all this shouldn't work for tempering


 


Quick fix now you finished with 1.2 and we can call it a late feature :)


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If you add this, then add so coc works on logs, leather and other stuffs.


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If you add this, then add so coc works on logs, leather and other stuffs.

The things you've mentioned are raw materials. In that case water used as a tool.

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If you add this, then add so coc works on logs, leather and other stuffs.

But it does? Either way it should

Edited by san_tropez

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IIRC it's this way to keep it in line with cloth tailoring, leather working, carpentry, FC, ect. Something about one of there tools not being CoC able (I'm guessing the cloth/leather/logs?) so this was made to "equalize" it.

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hmm.. did the dev team went to vacation along with Rofl or what?


*waves to Dev team* huhuuu we r over here :)


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hmm.. did the dev team went to vacation along with Rofl or what?

*waves to Dev team* huhuuu we r over here :)

They rarely answer suggestion posts.

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Every time this suggestion comes up, I +1 it.

Will do so until it's implemented.

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well if u dont like it feel free to make your own poll instead of trolling here...


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