Overview
——————————————————————————————-This is Irrevelant/outdated/Useless now because of the number listed on the colour bar——————————————————————————————-technically i just ripped all this from the main homepage’s Wiki Page but seeing as how there are literally just no guides on steam about this speciffic info i thought i would search it up online and then make a guide for future refferance and for any others wanting the same info! 🙂 hope it is usefull! and good zombie hunting out there! ^^Quick Refference image at the bottom of page!!!http://7daystodie.gamepedia.com/Quality—————————————————————————————————————————————————————-An item’s quality determines it’s effectiveness and how long it will last before becoming broken and useless. Weapons of higher quality deal more damage and tools of higher quality perform their function quicker, i.e. do higher block damage.Each time an item is repaired, the quality drops at a specified rate. Therefore, eventually all items will need to be replaced.Item quality is indicated by both a color-code for quick reference and a numerical value as a precise measure of quality. The measure for quality ranges from 1 – 600 and is organized into the following levels:The Levels go as follows: Color——–Quality——Item Level Grey———Broken—–0 Brown——-Faulty——1 – 100 Orange——Poor——-101 – 200 Yellow——-Good——-201 – 300 Green——-Fine———301 – 400 Blue———Great——–401 – 500 Magenta—-Flawless—501+(for those “ocd” people… steam does not allow multiple spaces in most spots or “Tab’s” at all to be used in guides for some reason.. did the best i could with what was allowed (Note: found a way but am just not bothered at the moment :q hope ya’ll can cope))Notes The quality of crafted items depends on the appropriate skill level associated with the item being crafted. Each skill has a progression table that indicates a range of quality for a given range of levels. Different crafting skills improve the quality of different types of crafted items. The quality of scavenged items depends on the scavenging skill. For multipart items, such as weapons, the durability of the weapon is the average of all of its parts[1].—————————————————————————————————————————————————————-(Side Note: i just got to the bottom and saw the “I am the original creator of this guide, or I have legal authorization from the guide’s creator to post this.” tick box and ♥♥♥♥ myself a little bit.. :,q i have no intention of asking the dev’s if this can go up as i feel they have much better stuff to do than monetize this kinds of silly stuff + comman lets be honest.. it should already be up on here in some form but as far as i found.. none. nada.. so had to spend 10min more than nececary to find this info.. anyways please if anyone actually does get a preverbial stick up their a** about this then just go ahead and take it down.. make it harder :,q i have no real objections but would preffer to keep it here for the previously mentioned reasons..)
Quick Ref Image from the wiki page
