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Thread: 50 Item Storage in a Droid?
You could, however, have five droids with ten items each.
I was approached by a customer saying a friend of his got a R3 with 150 storage. I'm hearing this more and more. Seems someone has come up with a better mouse trap.
These Droids will be nerfed in 5, 4, 3, ........
Dieseltec wrote:
I was approached by a customer saying a friend of his got a R3 with 150 storage. I'm hearing this more and more. Seems someone has come up with a better mouse trap.
These Droids will be nerfed in 5, 4, 3, ........
150 data storage - thats the max for data. Your customer is confused.
CapnSteve wrote:
150? Wow, that's a lot of space for . . . oh, nevermind.
Now now, due to the massive outcry from the DE community over the fact that the data module was only able to store schematics, the devs spent several development cycles to improve the situation. Now data modules can also store ... Transmission Disks ... That's right friends and neighbors! They have heard our cries and given us the ultimate in convenience. No more will we have all those disks from past story arcs cluttering up our inventory space! Never again will we be forced to listen to the agonized moans of our customers when they get a droid with a level 6 data module and don't know what to put in it! Our days of begging for handouts from our crafter breathren to pay our maintenance fees are over! We are now the ub3r l337 profession we've always wanted to be! Just don't let on that we can make money off of them now. I've still got lumps from the last swing of the ole nerf bat!
Rogue1970 wrote:
Dieseltec wrote:
I was approached by a customer saying a friend of his got a R3 with 150 storage. I'm hearing this more and more. Seems someone has come up with a better mouse trap.
These Droids will be nerfed in 5, 4, 3, ........
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150 data storage - thats the max for data. Your customer is confused.
plus the biggest laugh ,
u cant even store waypoints in the data module, which at least would make sense ![]()
Veers_Intrepid wrote:
plus the biggest laugh ,
u cant even store waypoints in the data module, which at least would make sense
This is because people would used to load up on missions, and store the missions in the droid.
The devs considered that an exploit.
But - did they just say you couldn't store mission waypoints in droids? Hell no! They took the easy way and said no way points at all.
Yet another example of lazy coding and taking the easy way when it comes to DE's.
Has anyone ever tried moving items into the data module? I mean, we can move half the data module things into the item storage unit... maybe some new storage bug has developed.
Worth a look to anyone who has access to the game right now