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Do The First Two Minigames Affect Forging Quality in The Forge<\/h2>\n

In short, yes, the first two minigames contribute to the overall quality of your completed Forge.<\/p>\n

This is important as your performance will determine how good your overall equipment turns out, including high DEF armour, high DMG weapons, and overall monetary value.<\/p>\n

How To Play The First Two Minigames<\/h3>\n

The first minigame happens after you choose your Ores and press Forge. The game requires you to bring the Ores to their melting temperature by pumping the furnace to make the kiln hotter. Once the temperature reaches maximum, you move on to the next minigame.<\/p>\n

The second minigame is a pouring game. You need to line up your white line with the moving yellow box to pour out your smelted Ores. This game completes when the bar at the bottom is full.<\/p>\n

For both minigames, there are no timed tasks like the final minigame. It\u2019s easy to think they\u2019re less vital and just for show, as you can take as long as you want. However, in the next heading, I\u2019ll prove why you don\u2019t want to be tardy about your initial forging games.<\/p>\n

Experimental Forging<\/h3>\n

I took it upon myself to give this a try before curating this article. To ensure fairness, I used x3 Cobalt per forge to ensure a 100% chance to obtain a Dagger. Since there are three Dagger variants, I sold and redid the experiment if I got a different version from my first Excellent\/Perfect quality Cobalt Dagger.<\/p>\n

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