AC Vintage
Osmon Surveillance
Caldari State
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Posted - 2015.02.10 19:52:00 -
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The module would either cut Shield Repair or Shield HP, then decrease the Shield Recharge Delay by a set amount of time. This could possibly get shields to "0-sec delays" but at a low rate much like armor can do right now. Prototype Shield Regulators can get the delay to less than ~2 seconds, but never to no delay.
Possible Progression
Penalties
3% / 4% / 5% to shield hp (or hp regen)
Bonuses
-0.25s / -0.50s / -0.75s to (depleted) shield delays
With the Shield Recharger Skill: +15% @ Prof. V
-0.2875s / -0.575s / -0.8625s
I would like to know the possibilities on something like this!
Cable & Internetworking Technician in-training
Studying for the CompTIA A+, N+, and CCNA
Tips 'n Tricks appreciated!
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AC Vintage
Osmon Surveillance
Caldari State
4
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Posted - 2015.02.12 19:49:00 -
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The initial idea was to create a counterpart "hybrid" module similar to the"Reactive Plate" for shields. Since the module takes a slot for Extenders and Rechargers I see that the bonuses should be reworked. The recharge bonus is less than a Recharger and Energizer, but it greatly cuts the Shield (Depleted) Recharge Delay.
Perhaps the following would be more sufficient?
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Proposed Module
Bonus
+10% / +20% / +40% to Shield Recharge
-0.75s / -1.00s / -1.25s to Shield (Depleted) Recharge Delay
w/ Skill @ Prof. V
+11.5 / +23% / +46% to Shield Recharge
-0.8625s / -1.15s / -1.4375s to Shield (Depleted) Recharge Delay
CPU/PG
20/3 ; 38/4 ; 70/6
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The concept is that the overall Shield Hp is relatively baseline, but the regeneration rate of shields is really quick. Taking OHKOs is definitely a problem, but shield suits were never meant to take high alpha damage anyway. Since Lasers and Blasters WRECK shields, then tanking was never an option for shields to begin with. Shields in my opinion were always about "parrying" damage. One could parry a few hits and still fight. On the other hand, if one is under a flurry of blows, then one would undoubtedly go down.
Cable & Internetworking Technician in-training
Studying for the CompTIA A+, N+, and CCNA
Tips 'n Tricks appreciated!
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