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Janson wrote:
3. Will shipwright be a natural continuation of the Master Artisan's vehicle schematics (MA being the prerequisite) or will it be treated as just another elite crafter profession off of the engineering IV line? ( SaleusCorwen )
As of this week, the answer is now "neither". Very shortly, the JTL Professions portion of the web site will be changed. The design crew has changed the functionality a bit. If you heard the E3 buzz, you might recall us saying, "The Pilot professions will be content oriented, but the Shipwright will be skill point based to balance it with the ground game". Since then, we've changed the profession a bit.
As a result, the web site article on professions will be changing from:
"Jump to Lightspeed features three unique piloting professions which are outside of the regular Star Wars Galaxies skill points. You must go on story-driven missions to advance within them. A fourth new profession, the Shipwright comes off of the artisan profession.
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Jump to Lightspeed features three unique piloting professions which are outside of the regular Star Wars Galaxies skill points. You must go on story-driven missions to advance within them. A fourth new profession, the Shipwright, is a new type of novice profession that won't be a ‘starting’ profession. Look for more details on the Shipwright profession as the saga of the Jump to Lightspeed develops over the summer of 2004!
I thought it was important to let you know as soon as was possible.
And hats off to Janson from bringing back "A Question a Day"
Kurt "Thunderheart" Stangl
Assistant Community Manager
PlayeroftheDay wrote:
So it's an elite profession (we already gathered that). But we are still wondering if it's an Engineering offshoot or Master Artisan offshoot. I can't really think what other starting profession would lead to it...Brawler? Heh.
No, its not an elite profession. It doesn't offshoot from either. It is something new
Kurt "Thunderheart" Stangl
Assistant Community Manager
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