I'm going to add that it's been posted elsewhere that we're see the damage resistance not applying to other types of repair as well. Tools seem to get it, but forged armor definitely doesn't and I believe forged weapons don't either.

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Chatter[Sava] well I bled all night and didn't become diseased
Chatter[Tincan] That's what she said?

Did this hit TF yet or do we need to wait until Thursday? The forged armor repair thing has been a hot issue, so we're eager to test it.

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Chatter[Sava] well I bled all night and didn't become diseased
Chatter[Tincan] That's what she said?

Would it be possible to apply the same information for repaired armor/weapons as tools?

ana need
You analyze every minute detail of the sewing needles and smile knowingly to yourself.
This appears to be a crafting tool and they are in pristine condition.
Used with thread to sew together fabrics and leather.
The workmanship is masterfully-crafted.
Assessing the needles's durability, you determine they are rather flimsy and easily damaged.
About 3 volume of metal was used in this item's construction.
This tool looks recently cleaned and will resist damage for a time.
This tool appears to be exceptionally effective at increasing crafting speed.
This appears to be the work of someone with the initial "A.".
The metal appears to have been slowly tempered to improve its durability.
Roundtime: 10 sec.

R> ana glove
You analyze every minute detail of the thick gloves and smile knowingly to yourself.
These appear to be a type of finished leather armor that are masterfully-crafted.
The gloves are an easy piece to make.
It was made by someone with abilities close to your own skill.
You find it impossible to identify who crafted this item.
The material appears to have been sealed with wax to improve its durability.
Careful cuts and fitted seams indicate this armor was lightened to reduce its weight.
Roundtime: 10 sec.

The issue of repaired/protected tailored armor not actually being protected from damage hasn't been discussed since 3/29/13, but it is still a problem.

My husband, who has the proper leather repair techs, repaired and protected my targe before we went hunting. We hunted for approximately and hour and 15 minutes, but before we were done, I appraised my targe and saw that it was down to mint condition. Once we were out of combat, he was able to repair it again, once again getting the message that it will remain protected for 8 anlaen.

I know you're slammed, Kodius, and this is probably at the bottom of your list, but I wanted you to know it's still not working correctly.

Also, could we please have a way to see on all types of weapons and armor that they are still under protection - I find that messaging on my tools so helpful and wish I could see it on my self-repaired weapons and armor.

Thanks!

My tailored targe was fully repaired and then protected from damage for the stated time period, so that is not the problem I am describing. The problem is that the stated protection is not actually happening as the targe is getting damaged well within the protection period; therefore, the tailored armor repair protection is not working as intended.

I tried finding where this was broken last weekend, but ran out of time. I'll try to dig again tomorrow.

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