Tanks take more sp so there nerf is the biggest

Get "gud" scrub?

Real men use adv basic suits

Yeah I am not maxed out on those, so I only have the ~23% CPU boost. Although TBO it should be more with what I do have upgraded, I have level 4 in electronics, and level 3 in core, which should add to ~1.25 or roughly 25% CPU boost, but going from 390 to 482 is not a 25% boost. *shrugs*

But electronics level 5 is ridiculously expensive, 777k SP

At this point I am not sure if I should be saving for another suit or if I just go with what I have and get more core upgraded. So far the CPU penalty isn't anything I can't work out by swapping some modules or weapons, although the shield hit will be noticeable.

Well if I'm not mistaken:

If we go ahead and take a look at complex shield regulators, with the 25% bonus to regulators now, a single regulator will reduce shield recharge delays by (1.25 x 25) = 31%

If you equip 2 of those and we take into account stacking penalties, we have a 66% reduction to shield recharge delays.

What does this mean? If shields are partially damaged and you have two complex regulators on a CalLogi with its racial skill at five, your shields begin regenerating in 5 - (5 x 0.66) = 1.7 seconds.
If your shields are depleted, regeneration begins in 8 - (8 x 0.66) = 2.7 seconds.

Okay, how about 3 regulators?

Individual bonuses: 31.00%, 26.94%, 17.69%
Total bonus: 95.71%

4 regulators?

Individual bonuses: 31.00%, 26.94%, 17.69%, 8.77%
Total bonus: 112.88% (LOL!)

How about that, hey? Even with 3 regulators, technically you almost have a permanent passive shield regeneration rate of 20hp/s.

So, nerf or no nerf? Hell, you could argue this is a buff for some playstyles.

1.25(1.15(.283 GÇó 25) + 1.25(1.15(.571 GÇó 25) + 1.25(1.15(.869 GÇó 25) + 1.25(1.15 GÇó 25) =-áYou do it I don't feel like typing all that in to the calculator.

Also I calculated the shield regulator skill bonus at 1.15 going off memory, if I'm wrong just sub the right factor in.

Modified it a little, made it 1-a, 1-b, 1-c, 1-z since we're decreasing the shield recharge delay value by that percentage, not finding that percentage of it.

Going by that, you're right, I made quite a big mistake by not stacking individually. Therefore, results are:

For shield recharge delay of 5 seconds (shields not depleted):

1 regulator: 3.28 seconds (65.6% of 5 seconds; 34.4% reduction)
2 regulators: 2.3 seconds (46% of 5 seconds; 54% reduction)
3: 1.85 seconds (37%; 63%)
4: 1.67 seconds (33.4%; 66.6%)

So 2-3 regulators would still be incredibly powerful, especially if you keep 3-4 extenders.