Goodbye super Sensor wagons....

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Balance

Rebalance of the mass of Sensor systems

 

 

Looks like folks are reading the forums and changed the amount of sensors we can stack...

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Reply #1 from GalCiv3 Forums Top

It was common sense and why the devs ignored it before release is a mystery.Maybe just stubborn.

Reply #2 from GalCiv3 Forums Top


Rebalance of the mass of Sensor systems
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Where's this info coming from?

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Quoting TurielD, reply 2



Rebalance of the mass of Sensor systems



 

Where's this info coming from?

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From the 1.03 patch notes in the support forum.

Reply #5 from GalCiv3 Forums Top

I imagine this is just the first step in balancing them. I have heard they plan to make them have diminishing returns the more you stack. So full warning for eveyone, don't expect for this to completely fix the "issue"

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Quoting 00zim00, reply 5

I imagine this is just the first step in balancing them. I have heard they plan to make them have diminishing returns the more you stack. So full warning for eveyone, don't expect for this to completely fix the "issue"
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If they're not also introducing a new type of stacking penalty, then I hope you're wrong about this because the stacking penalties we have currently are not of a type that I want to see on any of the ship components. Additive multipliers are rather poor stacking penalties, and on top of that the game doesn't currently have any way to apply a penalty for N additional components rather than N components, at least as far as I know, so even the first component you have will be suffering from the stacking penalty.