Droid Engineer Archive
Thread: Need help with MSC use.
Just want to say thanks in advance for the help. Lots of good posts in this forum that helped me get started and on my way to becoming a better DE.
My question is possibly not a simple one. I am currently 2/0/2/4 into DE and alomost to 3 on production, and from my understanding once I have the general MSC (module socket cluster) I can "stack" for lack of a better term modules in certain slots.
Whats the best way for a not yet master DE to make useful droids using this technique.
For example: I have a friend who is a doc. Now I cant make level 6 modules, but if I stack say a level 3 and a level 2 will that increase the capabilities or not? Also, should I be adding a food crafting station to these or do the medical modules replace the crafting station?
Hope i didnt confuse anyone more with this question. Thanks again for your help.
Im probably going to miss a few questions here, but for moduels;
Every level 4 moduel ( I dont know if you can make these yet ) can be stacked to equal a level 6 moduel. If you stack 2 level 4 med moduels you will get a med rating of 110%. You can stack 2 level 4 item mods for 10 spaces in a droid. Food crafting station is the Medical crafting station as well, I always ask if they want one of those in med droids.
The General Moduel Socket Cluster ( right name ? ) can hold 3 items in it, most roids hold 1 of these, some hold 2, and the Adv R3 holds 3 of these clusters.
Hopefully that helps.
ok so only level 4 modules can stack to make level 6's ok that makes sense with what I was told, but it sounded strange.
Appreciate the help alot. Hopefully if steel holds out I can make production 4 sometime soon.
actually, usually a level 4 and level 3 will do the trick, just look at the item storage/data storage/medical rating on each module, the two modules should total up to 11.
Some of us will NOT do this because it's using a known bug to circumvent the system that has been put into place.
Nuggett, Thanks thats good to know. I had missed that part of the conversation. Thanks again to all for the info.