Blade damaged WELL beyond repair

I made the big mistake that I repaired a Stillwater Blade with the dwarf blacksmith at the Wheel Clan.

Here is the result: http://users.atw.hu/uranium/fun_pic_gam ... _blade.png

(however, I still have the faith in the game: http://users.atw.hu/uranium/fun_pic_gam ... ligion.png )

 

HAHA! That blacksmith seems to have two left hands.

Ohh, playing a missionary now?

 

Faith... Haha, that was a funny one.

 

Yeah that's funny.

I mean not even the dernholm smith is that bad.

 

How can one destroy a weapon below the breaking-limit? Shouldn't the weapon itself just disintegrate and vanish?

 

I suppose the repair at the dwarf blacksmith has negated durability addition, and the program doesn't check if it is <=0. (because it is intented to increase the durability). So it isn't. I will try out if such a "repaired" blade brokes when I use it in combat.

 

Great program.

 

You might actually have an indestructible sword now.

 

If he can use it?

 

Aren't most weapons indestructable anyway? Even if they break they can be fixed.. I see no problem...

 

If it's broken to zero points, you can't fix it.

 

Not if you are repair master and have the 1.0.7.4 patch
(altough I did not try it :roll: )

 

You mean YES you can, eh?

 

"Not" "you can't fix it" = "Not" "not" = not(not(true)) = not(false) = true

So yes.

 

Well, I could've understood that I I'd put some effort in it, but I just decided not to.

 

Lazy bugger.

 

Hieronymous Maxim in Caladon can also repair broken items for you -- although perhaps only if you've done his quest and/or he likes you, I don't know. But for that, I would have lost a Small Arcane Traveller's Cloak (the best small cloak I can ever remember finding) to a seething mass somewhere or other.