Any point in crafting profs ?

[Deleted]

The plural of 'bonus' is 'bonuses'.

If you were following Latin grammar then it would be 'bona'.

Under no circumstances is it 'boni'

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Boni

I'm so freaking sorry that english isn't my first language.

btt
there are, apparently, recipes for Cybertech in hm/nightmare operations for ilevel 58 mods/enhancements, and they sell very good.

[wrists]

given their track record so far, it seems that they will just nerf biochem rather than buff any prof

[Forsedar]

If you're looking to raid- stick with Armormech until you craft the Rakata bracers and belt. At 400 Armormech, you can train for the patterns. Every spec for a BH has something that can be crafted as well as operatives.

I crafted the belt and bracers for my merc and did enough to crit on both of them for the augment slot on each. I then dropped Armormech and picked up Biochem for the stim, adrenal, and medpack. It works.

[OhpUldum]

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Boni

I'm so freaking sorry that english isn't my first language.

btt
there are, apparently, recipes for Cybertech in hm/nightmare operations for ilevel 58 mods/enhancements, and they sell very good.

You have nothing to be sorry for. This is an international website with more races, languages, and colorful sig quotes than you can shake a stick at and we like it that way.

[Deleted]

Mastercraft Rakata gear is the point of crafting professions like Synthweaving and Armourmech.

Cybertech gives you epic grenades.

Artifice gets you Rakata relics.

All professions have a use at 50, its just that Biochem is currently the most useful (still).

[ZeroWashu]

For the most part I prefer Biochem as its benefits for early levels are silly good (I mean, who would not want kits that heal you AND your companion then leave a healing dot?)

I did keep cybertech on one character.

I have other characters as pure gatherers.

I did find Treasure Hunting to be very nice, having relics (granted light or dark 2 required) for level 19 is great