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My friend is stuck at 108.. what does she make to get from 108-120? I read somewhere on here that you can make circets or something like that to get to 120 can someone help please?
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Need help with blacksmith
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Royal Circlet, keep at it. Make sure your friend has the points to go higher. Skills not locked etc.
I've trained over 30 blacksmith and tailors in my years playing UO.
You'll hit dry spells every now and then. I've seen 400-500 hammer swings between gains before. It happens.
Here's a few things to try.
Make something different, something considerably more difficult to make than what you've been making.
Take a break. Stop for an hour or two and come back. Sometimes you get a gain right away.
Commit suicide. Kill yourself. Undress, grab some poison and go to a healer and drink it. However you do it, just do it. Totally and completely unproven but quite commonly recommended when you hit a wall during training.
Last but not least, check your skill cap.
You'll hit dry spells every now and then. I've seen 400-500 hammer swings between gains before. It happens.
Here's a few things to try.
Make something different, something considerably more difficult to make than what you've been making.
Take a break. Stop for an hour or two and come back. Sometimes you get a gain right away.
Commit suicide. Kill yourself. Undress, grab some poison and go to a healer and drink it. However you do it, just do it. Totally and completely unproven but quite commonly recommended when you hit a wall during training.
Last but not least, check your skill cap.