So i got every crafting class to 16

[Morningstar1337]

Crp 50 for byregots blessing.
WVR 50 for careful synthesis II
GSM 50 for innovation
ALC 50 for comfort zone
.....think that about covers 2 star 100% HQ, if u got all the crafters at 15 that is.

If you wanna do 3 star I'd just recommend getting them all to 50. You won't need them all at 50 for furniture however, since no HQing those. Recomending lvl 50 ARM for piece by piece and lvl 50 bsm for ingenuity II if you wanna go down the furniture only route.

So CUL (surprise surprise) and LWR are entirely optional for Master Crafting?

Anyway I stil plan on maxing the classes, but this should help set a priority list further down the line

[Defteros]

So CUL (surprise surprise) and LWR are entirely optional for Master Crafting?

Anyway I stil plan on maxing the classes, but this should help set a priority list further down the line

actually... no xD
LTW at 50 has Waste Not II, and it's very useful
as for Culinarian, at lv 37 you get Steady Hands II ( that is a must have for master crafting) and, at lv 50, Reclaim ( while this is not a must-have cross class, it can still be useful if you see that you are going to botch the syntesis xD)

[Granyala]

actually... no xD
LTW at 50 has Waste Not II, and it's very useful
as for Culinarian, at lv 37 you get Steady Hands II ( that is a must have for master crafting) and, at lv 50, Reclaim ( while this is not a must-have cross class, it can still be useful if you see that you are going to botch the syntesis xD)

Wonder if Reclaim is active all the time or only for a specific amount of steps? (Tooltip doesn't specify)
Also, can it be used as Disconnect protection for highly valuable crafts?

[RiceisNice]

Wonder if Reclaim is active all the time or only for a specific amount of steps? (Tooltip doesn't specify)
Also, can it be used as Disconnect protection for highly valuable crafts?

You technically can, unless that 10% rears its ugly head (it only boosts reclaim chance to 90%). And the 50 cp cost is still pretty hefty, esp when it comes to HQing star crafting. Though I'd imagine CP is not as important when it comes to crafting 3* furniture or glamour items (like the primal demimaterias).

[Lebenoshl]

You technically can, unless that 10% rears its ugly head (it only boosts reclaim chance to 90%). And the 50 cp cost is still pretty hefty, esp when it comes to HQing star crafting. Though I'd imagine CP is not as important when it comes to crafting 3* furniture or glamour items (like the primal demimaterias).

Rumination gives you the CP you need for a Reclaim.

[RiceisNice]

Rumination gives you the CP you need for a Reclaim.

I was speaking in context to the quoted reply; Using reclaim as a contingency plan of sorts incase of a DC (where'd you want to use it as soon as possible).

[subteraneanbird]

You technically can, unless that 10% rears its ugly head (it only boosts reclaim chance to 90%). And the 50 cp cost is still pretty hefty, esp when it comes to HQing star crafting. Though I'd imagine CP is not as important when it comes to crafting 3* furniture or glamour items (like the primal demimaterias).

CP is actually more important for 3* crafting, because their difficulty necessitates using things like Piece by Piece and the elemental brands, which require CP. Reclaim is worthless in 3* crafting and you will lose far more money from a Reclaim fail than just making it NQ.

[Sessurea]

So CUL (surprise surprise) and LWR are entirely optional for Master Crafting?

Anyway I stil plan on maxing the classes, but this should help set a priority list further down the line

I said all crafters at 50 for 3 star HQ xD

[scarebearz]

So CUL (surprise surprise) and LWR are entirely optional for Master Crafting?

Correct, they are both totally optional.

I personally think WN2 is the most useless lvl50 skill we get and would never waste a cross-class skill slot on it, as things stand currently.

Reclaim has it's uses but it's very risky and limited.

[LineageRazor]

Correct, they are both totally optional.

CUL 50 is optional.

CUL 37 is not. Steady Hands II is very important.