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Thread: Medical Modules in Droids >95?
Carver,
Medical modules are based upon a percentage number, 100 being the full effectiveness of being in a hospital/medical center (healing at full ability). As you may or may not know, there are 6 levels of medical modules level 6 being a 95 rating (not sure what a lvl 1 is, lvl 2 is like 45). Now this is where it gets interesting. I am not sure if this is working as intended, but it seems when a droid is deployed in a medical center it's rating effects those working around it. I have been around droids with a lvl 2 module and I very clearly see a degredation in my ability to heal wounds and HA. The effects are less clear when working around droids with a rating above 100 (less clear because our healing ability fluctuates naturally). You can check droid wound effectivness by looking at its data in your datapad, it is clear as day. I hope this helps clear the issue.
-Caset Loar
Doctoleer/Bria
Yes having an R2 with a 110 med rating improves all healing abilitys. I was doing 95-110 wound heals when i was like oh yeah my droid, i brought him out and did 130-150 wound heals. Also my enhancer A would do 100 to 160 at best. Brought the droid out and was doing 200-290. My R2 has a food/chem staion, medic 6 and storage 4....paid 15k...worth every credit.
Caelrie wrote:I saw one of the R units (the one with the transparent dome) that had a medical capability of 145 today.
Made me cry for a minute and mourn my 65 R2, but then set me on a quest to find a droid engineer
I had a Master Droid Engineer friend play around with stacking modules today, and he was unable to create one higher than 110. An MSE with two lvl 4 modules had 110, as did one with two lvl 6 modules. Putting three lvl 4s in an R unit still only added up to 110, and at this point he said this experiment was getting expensive.
Over in the droid engineer forumthey have claimed 110 is the best that can be done. There is currently a 300kreward pool for anyone figuring out to break that cap and nobody has claimed it yet....
-Karo MD, Scylla