Small mini-perfectionist guide on tailoring quality.

• Chaos' wrote on 2013-05-06 18:10

  Quote from radionoise;1082963:

  Not sure how anyone could prefer smith mini game over tailoring.
  
  Tailoring one is simpler and with NPC reforge and homestead thunder you sign 8/10 times... smith one no matter what you do, sign rate is abysmal.

  
  
  i just dont like the tailoring game .-.
  and personally i have more luck with smithing then tailoring at getting sig stuff
  signing two scythe in a row compare to 1 high-class since finishing tailoring
• Yuuki Asuna wrote on 2013-05-06 21:45

  Quote from Insomnia;1082393:

  Jovo made a HLB with higher stats than X-grade (100 quality). Easy to compare because we just had a gach throwing out them. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qy4KcWqfq1U

  
  
  How nostalgic as I still use that same bow to this day. :'D [S]Jovo also sigged his luck onto it because it huge failed when I tried to put on Lion Hunter on Thursday with ancient powder and now it's 7 dura.[/S]
  
  

  Quote from Kyubey;1082403:

  This is why you just mod the mini game.

  
  
  Pretty much this... I've not tried using the magnifier but I'll investigate this as it's quite a clever idea!
• Jiihae wrote on 2013-05-06 22:54
  An alternative to a magnifier, especially if you have a high resolution monitor, is to go into your options and set the resolution to the lowest possible. Then when u go to do the tailoring mini-game, go full screen mode and the mini-game shows up larger on your screen so u can see the pixels better.
  
  Also, when you start threading on the left side, you can move your mouse slightly to see where the thread starts and if it's too far from the center of the X, you can release your mouse on the left side to re-thread to try and be more accurate... that is if you are quick enough to re-thread and finish the mini-game in time. This is useful since when you go to click on the left side, the needle wont land dead center of where you click. It'll randomly land within a certain range of the needle. <- not sure if that was worded clearly enough...