Droid Engineer Archive
Thread: DE question
A **edit**load. Something in the vicinity of 400k steel and 200k fiberplast.
Most of the time Mechanism quality does nothing.
I've heard that on the final droid, it can make the droid recover faster from damage, but never checked as people buy based on HAM and nothing else.
There is no known direct correlation between Mechanism Quality and any function of the game. The best theory we have right now is that the better your parts are, the lower your chance at failure in the final assemblies. No hard evidence to back that up, but its a sound idea, and its what I operate under.
If something your are making has a listed rating for something else, you are best to improve that as much as you can. The FAQs in our sticky posts have excellent info about the older modules, and how to use and stack them for best effect.
psikobunny wrote:
There is no known direct correlation between Mechanism Quality and any function of the game. The best theory we have right now is that the better your parts are, the lower your chance at failure in the final assemblies. No hard evidence to back that up, but its a sound idea, and its what I operate under.
I would say the opposite is true, because as the quality goes up, the complexity goes up, the higher the complexity, the more likely it will fail. Also the higher the complexity, the longer it takes to be made/manufactured.