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Not to be groffy but i don't understand what you mean. There are combat modules and clusters. How do i stack the modules do i can the max combat stats.

Also is the only defense we have in droid is armor segments.

OK heres what I think you want to know. To do actual damage, a droid must have at least 1 COMBAT MODULE installed. Either by itself, or with other COMBAT MODULES in a COMBAT SOCKET. The more overall COMBAT MODULES a droid has, the more damage it will do. 3 combat modules in a combat cluster will do approx 50-60 damage attack speed of 1.5 seconds, this assumes the modules themselves have a combat rating of around 100 (determined by experimentation). A droid with 6 combat modules (only possible in an R3) will do damage of approx 160-170 speed 1.5. Oddly enough a Probot with 5 combat modules does 150-160 damage, but has an attack speed of .73.

ok, what i did was i made a droid with a combat module in a cluster, but did not make it with a combat moduel in the root of the droid it was in teh chasis of a probot.

This droid does not attack anything but look at me with pretty eyes. Then i made another droid with a combat module in the root of the droid instead of the cluster. It i possble to only put the combat modules in the cluster and not in the root of the droid. Or to only put it in the chasis and not the droid it self.

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kardia wrote:

ok, what i did was i made a droid with a combat module in a cluster, but did not make it with a combat moduel in the root of the droid it was in teh chasis of a probot.

This droid does not attack anything but look at me with pretty eyes. Then i made another droid with a combat module in the root of the droid instead of the cluster. It i possble to only put the combat modules in the cluster and not in the root of the droid. Or to only put it in the chasis and not the droid it self.

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Combat modules and clusters only go into the final assembly of a droid, after the chassis is complete. Its all in the last assembly..nowhere else can you include them.

Of course you have to have a combat capable droid in the first place..but if you can put a combat module into it in the final assembly you should be ok

so long as its a combat capable droid yes.

No good putting it anywhere near a power droid, but an LE, an R series, a Probot..no problem

then i wonder what i did wrong there, i did a droid just like that , and it would not attack

*low power*

It did have a battery fed to it - right?

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kardia wrote:
then i wonder what i did wrong there, i did a droid just like that , and it would not attack

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Did you programme the attack command? It's not set by default, so you have toprogramme it in first.