When I am at the crafting station, looking at the armor stats for an item that I want to craft Lv150, then I press "+" to increase to 160: the armor value doesn't change. But it then takes 10x the mats as a 150 does. Both of these can only use the same glyph for enchantment, so I don't see any advantage to 160.I find it curious how you come to armor/damage stats are the same? it is clear they are not.
As I remember the main difference is in glyphs. On cp160 they're 'much' stronger than on cp150.
Plus materials are rather cheap, use tamrieltradecentre website to find cheapest ones.
First thing you should obtain is cp160 weapons and golden them. And only later - armor.
HalloweenWeed wrote: »Thanks for your responses.When I am at the crafting station, looking at the armor stats for an item that I want to craft Lv150, then I press "+" to increase to 160: the armor value doesn't change. But it then takes 10x the mats as a 150 does. Both of these can only use the same glyph for enchantment, so I don't see any advantage to 160.I find it curious how you come to armor/damage stats are the same? it is clear they are not.
HalloweenWeed wrote: »As I remember the main difference is in glyphs. On cp160 they're 'much' stronger than on cp150.
Plus materials are rather cheap, use tamrieltradecentre website to find cheapest ones.
First thing you should obtain is cp160 weapons and golden them. And only later - armor.
Glyphs only go to 150 (if memory serves me correct).
I went to a crafting station to make sure what I stated was correct and to double check everything. Armor value increased from CP140>CP150>CP160. Set bonus does as well.
But as I stated, most players will do just fine with CP150 gear though I would not skimp on weapons as they should be the highest level (CP160) and upgraded well. As Nestor said, they are best being Gold.
HalloweenWeed wrote: »I went to a crafting station to make sure what I stated was correct and to double check everything. Armor value increased from CP140>CP150>CP160. Set bonus does as well.
But as I stated, most players will do just fine with CP150 gear though I would not skimp on weapons as they should be the highest level (CP160) and upgraded well. As Nestor said, they are best being Gold.
I was about level 144 when I tried this. Now I am 160, and I haven't actually tried it again yet.
HalloweenWeed wrote: »Thanks for your responses.When I am at the crafting station, looking at the armor stats for an item that I want to craft Lv150, then I press "+" to increase to 160: the armor value doesn't change. But it then takes 10x the mats as a 150 does. Both of these can only use the same glyph for enchantment, so I don't see any advantage to 160.I find it curious how you come to armor/damage stats are the same? it is clear they are not.
Dagoth_Rac wrote: »For glyphs, Rejera/Jehade runes create CP150 and Repora/Itade runes create CP160.
Glyphs go to 160, its two types of level 10 ones. 150 and 160.HalloweenWeed wrote: »As I remember the main difference is in glyphs. On cp160 they're 'much' stronger than on cp150.
Plus materials are rather cheap, use tamrieltradecentre website to find cheapest ones.
First thing you should obtain is cp160 weapons and golden them. And only later - armor.
Glyphs only go to 150 (if memory serves me correct).
HalloweenWeed wrote: »I went to a crafting station to make sure what I stated was correct and to double check everything. Armor value increased from CP140>CP150>CP160. Set bonus does as well.
But as I stated, most players will do just fine with CP150 gear though I would not skimp on weapons as they should be the highest level (CP160) and upgraded well. As Nestor said, they are best being Gold.
I was about level 144 when I tried this. Now I am 160, and I haven't actually tried it again yet.
They are not the same as stated...HalloweenWeed wrote: »What is the advantage of Lv160 armor/weapons as opposed to Lv140/150? The armor/damage stats are the same. Are the enchantments stronger? Why use 10x the mats for the same thing?
...and trust us, once you do reach that stage, you will -drown- in the red stuff (aka, CP160 crafting materials). Since you will pick up sooooooo much of it hunting for the elusive stuff, like nirncrux in craglorn, or those other regional style materials...This thread looks suspiciosly like bait but I'm bored so I guess I'll bite.
This thread looks suspiciosly like bait but I'm bored so I guess I'll bite.
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HalloweenWeed wrote: »Thanks for your responses.When I am at the crafting station, looking at the armor stats for an item that I want to craft Lv150, then I press "+" to increase to 160: the armor value doesn't change. But it then takes 10x the mats as a 150 does. Both of these can only use the same glyph for enchantment, so I don't see any advantage to 160.I find it curious how you come to armor/damage stats are the same? it is clear they are not.
I went to a crafting station to make sure what I stated was correct and to double check everything. Armor value increased from CP140>CP150>CP160. Set bonus does as well.
But as I stated, most players will do just fine with CP150 gear though I would not skimp on weapons as they should be the highest level (CP160) and upgraded well. As Nestor said, they are best being Gold.