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Thread: New interest in power droids

ideas
Wed Dec 31, 2003 2:52 pm
#1

The good news is: If all his buddies also use just power droids, they should be able to power each other indefinitely.







So, let me get this straight: To advance my character, I have to give up my current abilities?

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rockmusicnerd
Wed Dec 31, 2003 3:59 pm
#2

I'm sitting on a few powercores, and I have my personal power droid. But no one ever orders one =(

Come to think of it, no one really orders ANY droids from me.

But that's all going to change soon...



N'ko
Master Droid Engineer
Gribnitz
Wed Dec 31, 2003 4:25 pm
#3

I've sold a few of them off my vendor. No idea why people would want a droid that costs just as much as an R3 and does less. Plus the thing is slow as heck. They are really only good for atown droid, not running around the wilderness.


I hope you don't get an earful when they have to feed thier first battery to the power droid. Thats correct, power droids cannot power themselves.




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EronNightwind
Thu Jan 01, 2004 1:26 am
#4

I got a strange tell in game the other day, someone asking for a power droid. After a long discussion with them about the limitations of power droids, and their inability to power ones own droids or hold more than one module, the customer insisted that they were tired of always using battieries and wanted a battery free droid. After charging them 50k for it, they were overjoyed with their new droid, and within minutes I recieved three more orders for power droids. All with level 6 med modules in them......anyone else had this? Am I the only one to think it odd to spend that kind of money on a droid that can do one thing? BLL's not included, cause I still don't know why they sell either.
Sunfire1
Thu Jan 01, 2004 1:33 am
#5

LOL I hope your customer is not too disappointed when he finds out he will have to feed batteriesto his power droid if he wants the medical module to continue to operate. As listed in the DE bug list, power droids still require batteries to operate.
Vorg
Thu Jan 01, 2004 11:46 am
#6

This is strange. I had one with storage setting on my vender for months and it sold yesterday. I pulled out mine at cornet and told it to recharge a droid. "Low power". Charged it and tried again. Was able to charge 5 droids before I got "Low power" again.
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