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[Warlune]

Since Artemis is a costly upgrade and adds to the tonnage of each missile system it upgrades, I suggest this:

Artemis ammo contains 1/4 more missiles per ton than non-upgraded missile ammo.

For example: 1 ton of SRM ammo = 100 missiles, so 1 ton of SRM + Artemis would = 125 missiles.

Please let me know what y'all think!

[blinkin]

Warlune, on 29 December 2012 - 02:24 PM, said:

Since Artemis is a costly upgrade and adds to the tonnage of each missile system it upgrades, I suggest this:

Artemis ammo contains 1/4 more missiles per ton than non-upgraded missile ammo.

For example: 1 ton of SRM ammo = 100 missiles, so 1 ton of SRM + Artemis would = 125 missiles.

Please let me know what y'all think!

god i don't know if my srm cat could handle anymore missile buffs. i don't know if i have ever used my 6 tons of srm as it is. 25 volleys of 4x srm6 may be too much. even killing 5 mechs in a match hasn't run it out.

i will respectfully say no. i need to have some challenge in my srm cat.

[Tremor]

Artemis Missiles cost more because of the additional technology to each missile. If anything, due to weight considerations, there would be less missiles per ton of Artemis compared to normal missiles.