Superior salvage vs normal
l a z y monk
my question is, if im trying to collect common materials and hypothetically if i were to salvage a longs word for iron, would the superior salvage kit give more or less common materials over a normal salvage kit?
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BrettM
A superior or expert salvage kit does not affect the amount of material you get from a salvage. It only provides a chance of a rare material instead, if the object contains one. You don't get a choice as to whether you get a common or rare material when you use a superior or expert kit, but you have to take whichever you get.
A Measure for Measure inscription or an innate "Highly Salvageable" mod does give you more materials, and it will give you extra common materials even if you're using a normal kit.
A Measure for Measure inscription or an innate "Highly Salvageable" mod does give you more materials, and it will give you extra common materials even if you're using a normal kit.
l a z y monk
i know theres a chance of rare material and was wondering if i would waste money buying superiour kits for common materials if a normal salvage kit would give just as many common materials
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BrettM
Yes, it would be a waste of money to use superior, since you won't get anything extra from it. If you want common materials, always use a normal kit.
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Quaker
Also, a Superior kit has no advantage over an Expert kit, and yet, costs more per use.
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GODh
I disagree... sup salvagekit = 100 uses that takes only 1 slot in you inventory. To get 100 uses with expert salvagekits you need 4 kits (and slots). To me 100 uses and 1 slot = advantage.
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BrettM
I prefer the convenience of the superior kits and I don't use anything else unless I'm strictly after common mats. However, my characters have accumulated so many reward tokens (Kournan Coins, Imperial Commendations, etc., etc., etc.) that I have never paid for a superior kit and don't expect I'll ever have to. What's not to love about superior kits under those circumstances?
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Quaker
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I disagree... sup salvagekit = 100 uses that takes only 1 slot in you inventory. To get 100 uses with expert salvagekits you need 4 kits (and slots). To me 100 uses and 1 slot = advantage.
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GODh
Its not silly for me as i salvage a LOT (i think i use apx 5-10 sup salvagekits a week... i only can play during the evenings and in the weekends)
Kendil
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That's just silly. To get 100 uses with Expert kits, you only need 1 slot, just 4 times. (Hint - you keep replacing them.
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As for the OP, use normal kits if you want common materials as you always will get common materials from them.
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Perkunas
Angerus
As pretty much everyone has said there's a difference between Normal Salvage Kit vs Expert/Superior but I dont think there is difference between Expert and Superior (if you wanted a chance of getting rare materials that is).
Only difference (AFAIK) between Expert and Superior is the quantity i.e. Expert has 25 and Superior has 100. Personally I just use normal for common material and Expert for rest because i dont see the point of paying an extra 200g so i spend less time replacing it. I generally do all my salvage at the trader anyway so if i need to replace it, its not really a big deal.
FYI as sad as i am i worked out how much it costs per salvage for each kit:
Normal = 2g
Expert = 8g
Superior = 10g
This assumes the kits are bought with gold.
Only difference (AFAIK) between Expert and Superior is the quantity i.e. Expert has 25 and Superior has 100. Personally I just use normal for common material and Expert for rest because i dont see the point of paying an extra 200g so i spend less time replacing it. I generally do all my salvage at the trader anyway so if i need to replace it, its not really a big deal.
FYI as sad as i am i worked out how much it costs per salvage for each kit:
Normal = 2g
Expert = 8g
Superior = 10g
This assumes the kits are bought with gold.

