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Would You Guess These Three Items Have The Same Bonus?
Started by Mcgral18, Jan 27 2017 06:08 PM
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#1
Posted 27 January 2017 - 06:08 PM
And that the last item doesn't list half of its benefits?
Though, it is in the description text, without any numbers. I think it would be a positive to include those numbers next to the range boost.
I'll give them the praise that they fixed the TC awhile back, to list the individual Crit bonuses. I never had a look, and never knew how the bonuses were applied. Now, we know, after a small bout of confusion.
But, check out the PaperDoll quicken-uppener bonus.
It has three names in the above screenshots
"Target Info Delay"
"Targeting Time Boost"
"targeting data"
and the XML having
"gaintimeboost"
And only reuses one twice
Now, I guess this could reflect poorly on a new playing, thinking that they don't do the same thing. I can definitely see that being an issue for the PUGgle who doesn't reference secondary applications when building his Robots.
Would it be good to normalize the names? Or, at the very least, add all numerical bonuses to the bottom (much like the TC lists everything, or Quirks)
#2
Posted 27 January 2017 - 06:23 PM
I'm pretty sure of this..
"Mech Detection Range" is actually the shutdown detection range of 150m. For whatever silly reason, the IS version only has 120m, despite being bulkier.
The latter two is hard to decipher whether one is the range increase (of 25%) or the other is the detection speed increase (of 25%)... would probably have to check Advanced Sensor Range for that info.
Edit:
"gaintimeboost" is probably the speed/rate of the detection range. "rangeboost" is what it says it is.
"Mech Detection Range" is actually the shutdown detection range of 150m. For whatever silly reason, the IS version only has 120m, despite being bulkier.
The latter two is hard to decipher whether one is the range increase (of 25%) or the other is the detection speed increase (of 25%)... would probably have to check Advanced Sensor Range for that info.
Edit:
"gaintimeboost" is probably the speed/rate of the detection range. "rangeboost" is what it says it is.
Edited by Deathlike, 27 January 2017 - 06:37 PM.
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