No Item Modification Station on the Republic Fleet??

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No Item Modification Station on the Republic Fleet??

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Zebular

01.03.2012 , 07:36 AM \| #11
I cannot fathom why people keep asking about the stations and asking how to mod an item when, in fact, every item that is moddable has a tool tip line that reads in bright orange "Shift+Right Click to Modify." Additionally, when you get your first orange weapon, you get a mission to read a lore object which unlocks a codex about modification... Mod stations should be removed to help alleviate this strange confusion.
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Sznur

01.03.2012 , 07:42 AM \| #12
Why there is a "Modification Station" option on map ? That's confusing to say the least. lol

Felrodin

01.07.2012 , 03:14 AM \| #13
Quote: Originally Posted by Zebular Mod stations should be removed to help alleviate this strange confusion. I agree. They are already useless, what's the point in them? I lol'd at how they actually put one on the station... They should just remove them all, I say.
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Benfea

01.07.2012 , 03:17 AM \| #14
Quote: Originally Posted by Basiliscus you dont need to be anywhere to remove mods. Just ctrl right click the item and take the mod out. Crafting stations are an artifact from their old mod system from beta. You dont need em anymore. Thank you for the info. The previous games required a table, and the initial quest directed me to a table, so I assumed I had to use a table. Now I feel kinda dumb.
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Darkdarious

01.07.2012 , 12:50 PM \| #15
They ARE useful, If you do reverse engineering on an item you will learn to do a more powerful one. Thus, if some of your gear have modification items on it, wich you might be able to manufacture, you can remove them (instead of destroying them) and learn how to make a new one, but better.

Jumajin

01.07.2012 , 12:53 PM \| #16
Quote: Originally Posted by Darkdarious They ARE useful, If you do reverse engineering on an item you will learn to do a more powerful one. Thus, if some of your gear have modification items on it, wich you might be able to manufacture, you can remove them (instead of destroying them) and learn how to make a new one, but better. You can remove them without a Mod Station and not destroy them. I do this all the time, then reverse engineer the old Mod. Again, the tables serve no purpose in the Live system.

Grotpar

01.07.2012 , 01:03 PM \| #17
The table quest does cause some major confusion. You idiots keep saying "read yo ***", but nobody actually bothers checking for this after they've been given a quest* to modify their gear. It's perfectly normal to assume you need a mod station to mod gear, considering you were given a quest to use one after getting a free mod from a quest. It's just a faulty tutorial quest, get rid of it and the stations and add a proper tutorial quest.

Elbrop

01.07.2012 , 01:10 PM \| #18
What they should do is give us a reason to use them. Maybe reduce the costs of removing mods if you use a table to do it, that sort of thing. Honestly I wish they'd left it that you can only mod at a table. I miss the sense of comradery you get when a bunch of players are gathered in one spot for a shared purpose.
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SgtFrog

01.07.2012 , 01:12 PM \| #19
You do not need a mod station, you can do it anywhere.
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djcreature

01.07.2012 , 01:13 PM \| #20
Quote: Originally Posted by Elbrop What they should do is give us a reason to use them. Maybe reduce the costs of removing mods if you use a table to do it, that sort of thing. Honestly I wish they'd left it that you can only mod at a table. I miss the sense of comradery you get when a bunch of players are gathered in one spot for a shared purpose. Why remove cost? Credits are stupid easy to get. I'm looking for more cash sinks atm.

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