Is there a blacksmith mod?

[Zaloo]

there used to be one, inject with PerX..it was awesome sped the whole mini game **** out really conveniently, but is there a new one? or does that still work...I lost it, please help, blacksmihting is really irritating and nobody knows the perfect ways to do it without mods, like order and timing stuff.

[kotarou3]

Talking about the one DR made? Don't bother getting it again

[ApocalypsePoly]

Does it work? - Yes it does work.

Can you get it to work? - I dont know, do you have a bypass, one that's made for mabinogi.

Human can get 80-85 in the quality, sometimes 90 when you're lucky.

Unless you really want to get your hands on just the mod ALONE, with no bypass go ahead and google TwinTail Blacksmith Mod. Or follow this .

[ROOT50199]

TwinTails has been patched for months. The one in mabi pake is no longer receiving updates either.

[AKB990]

Originally Posted by ROOT50199

TwinTails has been patched for months. The one in mabi pake is no longer receiving updates either.

The blacksmithing has been patched. The tailoring still works fine. [Good thing to, my money!! ]

[Halfslashed]

Patched? More like in need of updates. It is fixable, however it isn't exactly easy to fix.

[ApocalypsePoly]

Originally Posted by Halfslashed

Patched? More like in need of updates. It is fixable, however it isn't exactly easy to fix.

Thanks for actually knowing, instead of just spamming the word "Patched" at me.

[AKB990]

Originally Posted by Halfslashed

Patched? More like in need of updates. It is fixable, however it isn't exactly easy to fix.

Well Half, when things are in need of updates, they've been patched :P

[Halfslashed]

Not necessarily.

Patched in my definition is completely FUBAR, like the ranged mod, or one charge fireball.

THOSE are patched, because they can't be fixed no matter how hard we try.

[pawntobishop]

patch
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a small piece of material used to mend a tear or break, to cover a hole, or to strengthen a weak place: patches at the elbows of a sports jacket.
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any of the pieces of cloth sewed together to form patchwork.
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[XxKillomaticxX]

Nice Job, pawnto XD