Windows installer 3.1 espacio almacenamiento insuficiente para procesar este comando. Sigo diceindo lo mismo, por lo que veo es un problema de compatibilidad, no se puede instalar. Yo en mi server 2008 R2 con un problema parecido acabe instalando el SQL 2008, y fue la unica forma de resolver el problema. Un saludo, Xavier.

Enchanting Enchanting Items Some weapons and armor can be fortified by using Scroll: Enchant Weapon and Scroll: Enchant Armor. There are different enchantment scrolls for each grade of weapons and armor. No Grade items cannot be enchanted. Almost all weapons and armor can be safely enchanted to +3, but beyond that, success is based on a pre-defined rate of probability.

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One-piece type armor can be safely enchanted up to +4. Weapons that are enchanted to +4 glow a light silver, and as the enchantment level increases, the glow deepens to blue and changes to red at high levels. When enchantment fails, the item will be destroyed and turned into crystals. The number of crystals generated depends on the item's value. Blessed Scrolls of Enchant Weapon (or Armor) are similar to normal Scroll: Enchant Weapon and Scroll: Enchant Armor, but the item will not disappear when the enchantment fails. However, upon failure to enchant, the item will be reverted to +0.

Enchanting Armor Sets Additional effects will be bestowed when complete armor sets are enchanted to +6 and above. Each individual item in the set will need to be enchanted to +6 or above in order to benefit from the new effects. These effects differ depending on each individual armor type or grade. Enchanting Skills Only characters who have Awakened can enchant skills. Speak to the NPC who began the third class transfer quest for more information about enchanting skills.

Skill enchanting differs from the usual method of increasing skill levels. Enchanted skills improve unconditionally, and it is possible to choose specific enchant effects. However, the choice must be made when the skill is initially enchanted. Once the enchantment is selected, other effects cannot be improved or added. The cost of skill enchantment is Adena and SP. The Giant's Codex is required for the initial enchantment, and if it is successful, only Adena and SP will be consumed for additional enchants.

There is a chance that the skill enchanting may fail. In the case of a failed enchantment, the skill will revert to the pre-enchanted state. Dyes and Tattoos Certain items in Lineage II can change the basic ability values (STR, DEX, CON, INT, WIT, MEN) of your character. Ability Effect STR Increases P. Critical Damage.

Certain plants and trees have to be planted with new moon (the ones that you do not want to grow high, I think) and others around full moon ( the ones that grow high, like hard wood trees I think) Cohune palm leaves, used for thatching of roofs, have to be cut in the week before and after full moon, otherwise they decay fast and attract termites. Our Mayan neighbours have their own rules about planting, and the moon plays a big role in anything they do. The same goes for lumber, although not for all types. I really try to understand the logic behind it but I never managed to confirm a pattern that I thought I had discovered.

DEX Increases P. Critical Rate, P. Evasion, and Atk.

CON Increases Max HP, HP Regeneration, Weight, Breath, Shield Def. Success Rate, and resistance to physical debuffs. INT Increases M.

Critical Damage. WIT Increases M.

Critical Rate, M. Evasion, Casting Spd., and M. MEN Increases M. Def., Magic Cancel Rate, and resistance to magical debuffs. To change these ability values, a tattoo can be created through the Symbol Maker. Dyes Dyes are items that serve as ingredients for carving symbols (also referred to as tattoos). The dyes have + or - values for the basic ability values.

There are ordinary dyes and high-quality dyes. Ordinary dyes can be used as ingredients for carving tattoos after the first class transfer, but not after completing the second. Greater Dyes can be used only by players who have completed the second class transfer. Tattoo Engraving Characters of level 20 or above have slots where they can use dyes in the inventory window to engrave tattoos. Characters that haven't yet completed their first class transfer cannot use tattoos.

After completing the first class transfer, they can carve two tattoos. After the second class transfer, they can carve one more tattoo, for a total of three. Also, the tattoos that were affixed before the second class transfer lose their effect when the character completes the second class transfer. If players have enough quantity of dyes and want to engrave a tattoo, they must speak to a Symbol Maker NPC. Symbol Makers charge a fixed fee to carve the tattoo for the player.

Carving a tattoo consumes the dye used as an ingredient. The amount that can be increased from tattoos for a single basic ability value cannot be more than +5. For example, if two tattoos cause STR to increase by +3 and +4 respectively, the total increase of STR cannot exceed +5. There is no limit to the reduction in values, but it is not possible to reduce an ability value all the way to zero. Some limitations apply to certain tattoo types, as shown in the table below.