You might want to check some math on here for the regulator. With a Assault C-1 and an Enhanced Regulator you have 5/8->4/6.4 when I have 0 skillpoints. However if I were to give myself skill levels in the regulator skill (let's say level 5) this changes to 4.5/7.2 Which is much less ideal (and equivalent to a 10% boost instead). Basic regulator does nothing

3.0.4
Fixed the issue with the Shield Regulation skill having inverse effect on the module.

As far as i can tell, this is the only module in such scenario.
Not sure why you are saying the Basic Shield Regulator "does nothing". That i could not reproduce. Possible you were doing too many changes at once and the spreadsheet didn't catch up?

HydraSlav from the looks of it you are adding the bonus to the mod rather than multiplying by it. So for example with the default setup of light frame that has a delay of 4/8, a basic regulator reduces this to 3.6 / 7.2 . both of which are a 10% decrease. However if I increase my skill level to 5 (with the character option of level 5 skill all) this number goes to 3.2 / 6.4 . Which indicates a 20% decrease. If I were to only have level 3 regulators I would get a 16% decrease with basic regulators. So what was it was adding a negative effect like discussed and because at level 5 you have 10%, and a basic has 10%, they were canceling eachother out.

I haven't used them personally in the new build (part of what I use this tool for, and what I use my armor calculator for is comparing Armor and Shield tanking) but I believe the skill only increases the effects by a percent of the base module, not a straight score. So at lvl 5 skill a basic module should give a 11% reduction, and an enhanced module should give a 22%, and a complex should give a 27.5%. Granted it's not exactly stunning but otherwise no matter what mod you used you'd get a free basic regulator as well.

I noticed that the shotgun proficiency skill gives the wrong attribute. It no longer applies a damage bonus. Instead it "increases" RoF by 3% for each level applied. Also, this is probably true (not necessarily RoF but other bonuses depending on the weapon) for other weapon proficiencies.

EDIT: wrong percentage value. and the fact that I'm raging because I only just now noticed that EVERY other weapon receives a damage buff with proficiency.

EDIT EDIT: I did some DPS calculations and the DPS is the same regardless of damage buff or RoF buff. But I'm still annoyed.

My understanding is the respec didn't occur today, in which case I have regulators at level 3. I can test with basic and enhanced vs. the dren suits, and starter gallante. I may be able to level up regulator depending on how much spare SP I currently have, of which I think is atleast 100k.

For suits this would give us test cases of
4/8, 7/10, 5/8, 6/6, 7/10

of which I can test at least a 10% reduction *6%efficacy, 20% reduction * 6% efficacy. And then potentially also test with 8% efficacy. No way I'll reach 5 before respec

I'm noticing a discrepancy between the tool and the game. Using this arrangement I get two different HP totals;

3 enhanced shield extenders, 2 enhanced armor plates, Amarr advanced logistics suit, Dropsuit Armor Upgrades 5, Dropsuit Shield Upgrades 1

In the Fitting Tool - 637
In Game - 640

I'm not sure where the difference is coming from.

Is this a new change?

I don't see any mention of this
https://forums.dust514.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=80463&find=unread

Are you sure that's the only skills you have affecting shield and armor? Cause with just those skills, i am getting 624 EHP

Please check levels of your:
Armor Plating
Shield Extension

Further, please check in-game vs in-tool
- Dropsuit armor/shield after skills before modules are added
- Shield after 3 shield mods are added
- Armor after 2 armor mods are added
Got to find the point where it breaks

Thanks

it did not, no word on when

also I can't accurately test the regulator as it doesn't display the value and the difference will be too small for me to manually record. Didn't they used to show the shield delays in the main stats before?

Adding on the two enhanced armor plates gives;

In-game CPU 148/320, PG 30/56, Shield 231, Armor 409, Movement Speed 4.13, Sprint Speed 5.79
Fitting Tool CPU 148/320, PG 30/56, Shield 228, Armor 409, Movement Speed 4.09, Sprint Speed 5.82

Seems the speed computation isn't quite on par, either, as I have no SP in Dropsuit Biotic Upgrades or it's tree. Adding on the last module of a Militia Armor Repairer yields this;

In-game CPU 173/320, PG 32/56, Shield 231, Armor 409, Armor Repair Rate 7.5, Movement Speed 4.13, Sprint Speed 5.79
Fitting Tool CPU 173/320, PG 32/56, Shield 228, Armor 409, Armor Repair Rate 7, Movement Speed 4.09, Sprint Speed 5.82

Mayhaps the tool rounds down where it shouldn't?

The base speed listed for the A/1-Series is 4.5/6.4 in the marketplace and 4.55/6.37 in the fitting screen.