The first item described by Campana applies also to large groups of items (modules, resources, etc ...) in a container.
They are reordered when one (or several) of them is moved out of the container.
It is particularly painful when manipulating large groups of items (repaire/recycle for example).

• Refreshing inventory after that a assignment have been completed would be helpful.

• Order items in a container by various criteria like stack size (for resources in a field container), repair status (at least group red/yellow/green together), technology level (T1/T2/T3/T4), regular list order of modules (like the one shown in market).

• When attempting to move more Units that a cargo allows, the system rejects the transaction. Could we have the option to fill the cargo and have the exceeding part back in its container ?

• In-game calculator please

• I want to target the members of my squad using the squad window

I don't want devs consider them what was wrote as a major feedback from our small community, we are still divided on that

@Kristan : It don't seem (to me) technically more difficult to speed up (through weight reduction) a large robot than a small one.
Using the same module is not an argument specific to lightweight frames, look at sensor amplifier, armor hardeners, etc ... several modules are not declined in small and medium categories.
(Btw you forget the demob resistance bonus granted by armor plates vs. demob resistance malus coming with lightweight frames)

About balance, why mechs "should" have a speed penalty ?
When light combat/ewar robots are buzzing around on beta islands, freezing all activities except scout/combat how can you stop this ?
When this happen on our island it seems that often the lack of defenseless targets make them stop
Why cheap light bots (ewar included) should be allowed to disturb "too much" a mech-based defense that costed a lot of playtime and heavy investments (NIC + EP) ?
I do not see any balance here.

PS : sorry for bad English

I agree with you that combat bots skills take a long time (EP-wise).

But sit in your transport robot is not enough to survive, specially in beta islands.
The main goal of a transport robot is to deliver your cargo.
You will probably find that a shield is a good way to protect yourself, at least from mobs.
Shields cost some EP to be familiar with

Also look at other industrial robots :
. miners roughly need one extension (efficient mining 5) from Argano to Termis.
. same thing for harvesters ? (efficient harvesting 5 from Laird to Gargoyle).
(I am not familiar with heavy mech but perhaps efficient mining/harvesting 5 is enough to stabilize a Riveler/Symbiont accumulator ?)

Also the bonus to repaired amount granted by some robots apply also to remote repairers.
Verified for light/assault Nuimqol robots, don't know about mech and heavy mech.

Could you summarize how diminishing return impacts research please ?
Thanks in advance:)

Thanks Annihilator

Thank you to clarify the standard > T2 > T3 > T4 process

Some more questions :

• Step 2 can be avoided if you have looted enough standard modules, right ? (there not a schematic ID like in SWG I think)

• Can standard modules in Step 4 have to be repaired ? (just to save some cash)

I have some questions, the combat log is not descriptive enough to answer them.
Perhaps you can help me to understand better

1 - About chemical/kinetic/seismic/thermal damages modifiers
How "strong resistance" against one of these does reduces recieved damages ?
Same question about weakness.

I am a missile user and try to choose adapted ammunitions when doing PvE assignements.
I wrote an exel sheet giving a factor 1 to chemical, 2 to weakness and 0.5 to strong resistance.
Then sum these modified damages for the various missiles against the three factions.
I am far for sure to be right

2 - Passive resistance
Do an armor plate bringing passive resistance will modify the damage input ?
A 25% resist against thermal damage will decrease the thermal damage recieved by 25% ?

Thanks in advance

Thank you for this info, I was pretty annoyed to have to re-center map "manually"

I have another question :
Is there a way to remove (temporary) the right part of the map with icons description, landmarks, etc ... to get a "square" map ?
Currently the map is pretty helpful for vertical (North-South) travels ... only

I understand your point about weapon (and perhaps robot) extensions.
You are right that is not that expansive to buy appropriate ones.

But it will not be an issue when we will doing PvP together, us being ICS and me T-M ?
I will not be subject on "friendly" fire when fighting with ICS ?
Not sure how PvP is handled on Perpetuum btw ...