MKLV Radar MK2


Adds Radar MK2 with larger coverage area and more efficient energy usage.

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6 months ago
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g Fulgora Ingredients?

6 months ago

I noticed you require Electromagnetic science packs to research the MK2 Radar, in addition to the Metallurgic science packs.

Why not include some ingredients from Fulgora to craft the MK2 Radar? Currently the recipe is just 1x radar and 5x Tungsten plates, which feels kind of boring. You might add some more ingredients, and maybe multiple MK1 radars? While you're at it, throw in some holmium and/or superconductors?

Just an idea to make these very slightly more interesting to craft.

I know the MK2 Substations from your other mod even require tier 3 Efficiency Modules, which is kind of pricey. Maybe you could modify that recipe while you're at it, to include more than just the modules and Superconductors (since it also requires Metallurgic science to research them too). Of course those require Cryogenic science even... not sure why.

6 months ago

Thanks for the feedback! My thoughts on making this recipe boring is that bigger radars are honestly kind of boring, and not the main focus of this series of mods which builds up to utility station mk2. I tried to spread the ingredients across all the planets for each of the pieces, and the utility station being kind of cheaty I made extremely expensive - and it includes the supercapacitors. The substation mk2 are also really good so I wanted to make it expensive with the efficiency module 3s - which requires spoilage - also I feel like efficiency modules don't have much use so this is another use for them.

I'll think about rebalancing some of the ingredients - I was already planning on reducing the fish cost with some other tweaks.

6 months ago

Yeah since the utility stations already use the MK2's as ingredients, it might help make the construction of those a lot less cluttered to add some of those ingredients into the MK2's instead. That way you still use the same ingredients for the utility stations, but more spread out over the cost of their respective ingredient machines. My thoughts at least. :)

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