In inquisition multiplayer as we are all aware certain materials are required to craft gear. Cotton being needed for heal on kill effect. My question is if cotton is a common drop item then why is it so scarce. I've been hacking away at multiplayer for months ( a few new maps or game modes wouldn't be unwelcome) and have yet to get enough cotton to craft a new grip for my archer/hunter. Is it just me or does anyone else have this issue too?
Dragon age multiplayer
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skindiana
, août 20 2015 09:15
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Posté 20 août 2015 - 09:45
dryz
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Yup, I'll pass on advice I was given. Craft cheapest staff upgrade that requires 2 metal 2 leather and dismantle it for materials. Won't always be cotton, but will be cloth.
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Posté 20 août 2015 - 10:00
Texasmotiv
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You aren't the only one. The problem is that fewer things drop Cloth than drop leather or metal when salvaged. This is due to a disproportionately small amount of mage items in the loot table. And as well as that when something has a chance to drop cloth, RNG will dictate what kind of cloth you get. I get tons of silk. But I'm not sure if that's bad luck or if RNG favors dropping certain types of cloth over others (knowing that Cotton is the most desired).
The advice above is good. if you get a surplus of non cloth materials, craft some staff upgrades and hope for cotton to salvage off of it. But sadly, yes, it is difficult to find the exact type of material you need when you need it.
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Posté 21 août 2015 - 08:10
Silversmurf
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Yup, I'll pass on advice I was given. Craft cheapest staff upgrade that requires 2 metal 2 leather and dismantle it for materials. Won't always be cotton, but will be cloth.
My advice was solid. Keep playing and you will have excess amounts of metal and leather.
Especially if you are the guy that wanted Cloth/Plaidweave.... if not, it is all RNG and the more chances you can give yourself the better.
