Crafting Tip

i have a question about this i did notice that you could craft arrows now, but not bolts... however while i was playing one of the loading screen tips said that you could craft arrows AND bolts at forges... is it just a glitch preventing me from crafting
bolts or was the tip incorrect?

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i have a question about this i did notice that you could craft arrows now, but not bolts... however while i was playing one of the loading screen tips said that you could craft arrows AND bolts at forges... is it just a glitch preventing me from crafting
bolts or was the tip incorrect?

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I think, and I am not 100% sure, that there is a quest required to get the schematics or something in order to be able to craft bolts. Again, not 100% on that. Been really taking my time on this DLC.

Small tip : If you use the public phone booth,you can get (with in game currency) some crafting blueprint.

Just discovered that.Very useful.

[quote user="XxNappyDugoutxX"]I just think its cool that the game was even brought to consoles.[/quote]

+1,000,000

There are so many things about the console version that I actually like better. Just the in-game tips and not keeping the Wiki open during crafting made a huge difference.

Crafting Sets:

As mentioned above we have several crafters capable of making bonus set gear for your character. If you have all the materials for the set we would be happy to craft it for you. If you do not, we are working to use guild resources to make the purchase of
these materials cheaper and more convenient for you. If you need to use guild materials to make your set, we have created the following price list to facilitate a fair exchange of goods between you and the guild.

Refined ingot, wood or cloth = 10 gold pieces per piece purchased.

Honing stones, Hemming and Pitch (green outfit materials) = 50 gold pieces per piece purchased

Green materials require 2 to upgrade 1 piece of armor with a high level crafter.

Dwarven Oil, Embroidery and Turpen (blue outfit materials) = 500 gold pieces per piece purchased

Tipping your crafter: While tipping your crafter is not mandatory, you should remember that the 30 minutes they spend out of the game crafting your armor, they could be farming, grinding, running pvp, questing or running a group dungeon. All these things
generate gold, materials and experience for the crafter. Crafting your armor does not, so to encourage our crafters to keep helping you a tip would be the courteous thing to do. 500 gold for 30 minutes would be reasonable for a low complexity low level outfit,
as we know low levels are not made of money. If you are getting vet level gear it would be respectful to tip about 1000 gold per half hour. As we all know you would earn at least that much yourself if you were playing for a half hour yourself (if you total
gold and gear collected).