Fatigue - Please Help Me Out

A couple days ago, I barely hit fatigue on carpenter. Yesterday, I cranked out 8 local leves on weaver and leathermaker, and last night 55K on conjurer, yet today, my carpenter is still fatigued.

I thought I understood essentially how fatigue worked, but I was surprised after all this SP on other jobs that my carpenter fatigue wasn't fully, or at least somewhat mitiguated. Obviously, I'm missing how this actually works. Would someone kindly help me out. Thanks.

From what I know, DoL class can only lower fatigue on other DoL, same for DoM/DoW and DoH. You would only get a soft reset to till your actually reset happens. So if you want to get your carpenter fatigue down, you have to only rank crafting classes to my knowledge(this comes from my own testing) and it seems to work.

I'll assume you mean why you were on other classes and you're still in fatigue on CRP. The simple answer is the rate it drops is hardly noticeable.

It also goes down over time. Gradually, though.

I will say that for anything but a crafting class, fatigue is not really too much of a bother. the only point where it becomes an issue is on a crafting class, because you need to use materials, shards, and that is not something to be wasted on getting the extra 10% needed when fatigue kicks in.

In combat classes, you just keep going.

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Originally Posted by Corrderio

I'll assume you mean why you were on other classes and you're still in fatigue on CRP. The simple answer is the rate it drops is hardly noticeable.

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Well what I mean is lets say this:

My main craft is blacksmithing, its in fatigue and I want to get it down. To get it down I will only rank another craft. Now 100k in fatigue of blacksmithing does not mean I only need to grind 100k in other crafts to get out of it. I am not sure what % it is, but if you craft 50k in 2-3 crafts I am sure you would be out of it on carp. I just ranked me subs to lower fatigue on blacksmith and it got my out of surplus before. So spend awhile crafting your subs and it will gradually fall out of surplus.

Does this make sense?

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Originally Posted by Ranka

Well what I mean is lets say this:

My main craft is blacksmithing, its in fatigue and I want to get it down. To get it down I will only rank another craft. Now 100k in fatigue of blacksmithing does not mean I only need to grind 100k in other crafts to get out of it. I am not sure what % it is, but if you craft 50k in 2-3 crafts I am sure you would be out of it on carp. I just ranked me subs to lower fatigue on blacksmith and it got my out of surplus before. So spend awhile crafting your subs and it will gradually fall out of surplus.

Does this make sense?

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I guess, but at the same time I really don't care since:

1. I just grind through it, I never hit red before so not worried
2. Fatigue is getting the axe in around June from how it sounds.

Your fatigue also will not show as off until you earn a single point of SP on it after the timer on it has run out

Fatigue is part of my life and I never care about it

Hmmm. OK I was unaware that to reduce crp fatigue I had to SP on another DoH job. I guess it makes sense, but I don't like it ><

Yes, let's hope this whole fatigue thing is done away with soon.

Thanks all, for taking the time to respond so quickly. Regards ^^

I hate to resurrect this again, but something is clearly wrong here. I've haven't done a thing on carpenter this week. In the meantime, I've done easily 60K each, both con and thm. While I'm being told in a previous post that to reduce or mitigate fatigue in a crafting job, my job switch has to be to another crafting job. OK, so I've done 2 leve resets on weaver and leathermaker - 16 quests approximating 50K SP combined, yet still my carpenter is in fatigue (and yes I understand to eliminate the yellow I need SP, which I've done).

This is very frustrating, and yes, I know this whole fatigue thing might well go away soon, but in the meantime, would someone kindly explain why I'm seeing what I'm seeing here.

Incidently, when my carpenter went into fatigue, it wasn't very deep into fatigue at all, I barely hit it toward the end of the rank grind.

wait till 1.18 that is the patch they will most likely remove Fatigue in.

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Originally Posted by zzapp

I hate to resurrect this again, but something is clearly wrong here. I've haven't done a thing on carpenter this week. In the meantime, I've done easily 60K each, both con and thm. While I'm being told in a previous post that to reduce or mitigate fatigue in a crafting job, my job switch has to be to another crafting job. OK, so I've done 2 leve resets on weaver and leathermaker - 16 quests approximating 50K SP combined, yet still my carpenter is in fatigue (and yes I understand to eliminate the yellow I need SP, which I've done).

This is very frustrating, and yes, I know this whole fatigue thing might well go away soon, but in the meantime, would someone kindly explain why I'm seeing what I'm seeing here.

Incidently, when my carpenter went into fatigue, it wasn't very deep into fatigue at all, I barely hit it toward the end of the rank grind.

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The reason it isnt working is because people fed you wrong info.

Fatigue is on a timer, mitigation happens over time too.

Every 7 days your fatigue will reset to 0. This 7 days begins from the day you first gain SP on that job!(not from when fatigue sets in)
Eveery now and then itl lower itself automaticaly too throughout the week and you may find yourself off it early.