Both deal higher damage than unarmed, and are hand replacements.
There is one current combat bionic body part, the power clawand another that has been removed, the scyther blade. Spears or longswords should be your choice for raw damage. There is a much larger variety of sharp weapons, from the cheapest and weakest shivto the strongest but most expensive longsword. The mace is always the smarter choice due to superior DPS. Many melee weapons outdamage guns at melee range, and have the added benefit of forcing enemies into melee combat-putting gun-armed raiders at a grave disadvantage as they can only fight using their guns as melee weapons-and staggering any pawn that's even attacked in melee. Weapons that can only deal damage in hand-to-hand combat. More detailed information on using each individual weapon can be found on their respective pages. Here is a complete list of ways to use each weapon, and how to counter enemies that are using them. Jagroy View Profile View Posts.Allocating and using weapons effectively gives you a sizable advantage against raiders, who barely have any knowledge on how to properly use them. I find it simpler to do orbital trading for heavy items, and leave the caravans for flake or whatever. Gold is going to get you good money, but you won't be able to transport much of it at once, etc. Weight matters, if you're planning to sell by caravan. Mix them together and you can see what you get: a large sculpture made of crap material will sell for much less than a tiny sculpture made of great material. Does one size sell for more than the other sizes? In general larger sells for more than smaller and better material sells for more than lesser. Thanks for the great reply!! Im still curious however whether small large or grand is the best size for selling sculptures.
When they get good, give them stone grand sculptures to make and keep everything excellent or above to sell. Let colonists practice their art on wood or something equally cheap and renewable. It's the same sort of problem you run into with things like flake, only with a single item instead of a stack or If your goal is to make money from sculpting, then in general I'd say make them smaller as the material you're using goes up in value. A small gold masterpiece on the other hand might still take you a while to sell, but eventually you'll encounter a passing exotic goods trader or the like who has either a lot of money or several high-priced valuables that you can now afford.
They just won't have the money in either silver or goods to cover a transaction that large. If you want to make a grand masterpiece in gold you're welcome to do so, but you may find that no one in the universe can afford to buy it. Is there a best size to make sculptures to sell, or pound for pound are they about equal? Showing 1 - 11 of 11 comments. Home Discussions Workshop Market Broadcasts.
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