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Thread: up for a test?
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ami2raw4u
Fri Jun 11, 2004 3:44 pm
#1
Im not sure if this has already been done, but I would like to have a few of you take part in a test. It doesnt require you to go out of your way at all, and only costs you a few extra molecular clamps. For those that are willing, here is what you do...
Everytime u slice something such as a weapon or piece of armor, use 2 molecular clamps. IE.. you use the first to determine which polarity to slice, then slice it. By default, its obvious which to slice next, but I'd like you to use another clamp here so that you are told once again which to slice. I want to see if this happens to make slices lean to one modification or another. Perhaps more consistency... anything. For those willing to partake... just use 2 crates (25 slices) of clamps for this test. Return here and discuss what, if any differences you noticed, if anything.
DrevenStrobe
Fri Jun 11, 2004 4:11 pm
#2
ami2raw4u wrote:
Im not sure if this has already been done, but I would like to have a few of you take part in a test. It doesnt require you to go out of your way at all, and only costs you a few extra molecular clamps. For those that are willing, here is what you do...
Everytime u slice something such as a weapon or piece of armor, use 2 molecular clamps. IE.. you use the first to determine which polarity to slice, then slice it. By default, its obvious which to slice next, but I'd like you to use another clamp here so that you are told once again which to slice. I want to see if this happens to make slices lean to one modification or another. Perhaps more consistency... anything. For those willing to partake... just use 2 crates (25 slices) of clamps for this test. Return here and discuss what, if any differences you noticed, if anything.
One flaw in your request...
After you slice the first wire, you don't get an option to apply another molecular clamp. All you get to do is cut the last wire.
Unless you're suggesting canceling out of the slice session and going again...in which case you just broke the customer's stuff.
If you need a visual of what the screens look like, check this out...
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