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How do the meds stack, data, storage and armor? can you use multiple?

They all stack. You don't need to stack data because even low level data modules are enough data for most people.

Here is some medical module stack numbers:

1 med level 3: 75%

2 med level 3: 100%

1 med level 4: 85%

2 med level 4: 110% (maximum, equivalent to 1 level 6, as are all level 2 modules stacked)

1 med level 5: 100% (stacking level 5 and 6 gives 110% so pointless, go with 2 level 4's)

Armor (not much data on stacking):

1 armor level 1: Light, 12%

1 armor level 2: Light 24%

1 armor level 3: Light 40%

1 armor level 4 = Medium, 15%

2 armor level 4 = Medium, 40% (maximum)

Item storage:

1 item level 4: 6 (I think)

2 item level 4: 10

Only good thing about level 6 modules are they only take one slot versustwo with stacked modules.

However, since you can just stack General Droid Socket Module clusters, it doesn't really matter that much.

"Nesting" of clusters and their placement in socket slots (versus their proper placement in package slots) is more than likely unintended. No one with a conscience should sell a droid configured like this, because if and when it's fixed the droid's functionality will break and your customer will wind up with an expensive paperweight.

A level 6 module does have substantial benefits over 2 level 4s, particularly the medical modules. The most common config I sell is a Food/Chemical crafting station plus a medical module. In a Protocol or standard 2-1B, there are only 2 module slots. So for my most commonly sold config, I can't offer Medical 6 functionality unless I use a Medical 6 module.

BTW 3 Level 3 armors is Medium with 25 Percent resists

(I know becuase Lv 3 is the best I can make, and I have made 4 ADV Probots with way)

Btw

1 Lvl 3 Armour + 1 Lvl4 = Medium 40% resists

The 40% resists work ... I am sure that all armour is AR0

3 x Level 2 Medical Modules = 100% Medical rating

Just tried this on an R4 Advanced earlier and it worked.