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It is the Computational-Type robot ability it dose that probably not supposed to but it does even the bulk type robot ability dosen't do it
heres another example
http://www.seibertron.com/heavymetalwar ... _id=355750

yes but I don't think thats what it is supposed to do I thought it was for courage and intell

Symbiote Spiderman14 wrote:yes but I don't think thats what it is supposed to do I thought it was for courage and intell

Same here, I'm pretty sure this is a huuuuge error. Although even if it was intended to reduce damadge this is to an extreme that would require fixing anyway.

Symbiote Spiderman14 wrote:yes but I don't think thats what it is supposed to do I thought it was for courage and intell

I did a write-up about this issue in the "Bugs" thread a little while ago. If I had to wager, without knowing anything about the code or what-have-you, I'd guess that the effects for the Bulk and Computational-type robot modes just got swapped, with Computational doing what Bulk is supposed to and vice versa. Can't prove it conclusively though, since it's more difficult to quantify effects of CRG and INT than to show changes in damage due to weapons. If there was just a swap in effects, it might not be a priority to fix right now since, technically, nothing's "broken", the labelling is just incorrect.

As far as the damage reduction being overpowered, I don't really see that. According to OS, IIRC, the damage reduction should be the equivalent of 1/2 extra ton of armor and 1/2 point of END for each point in robot mode ability. Looking at SS14's log there, his character has 10 STR, 9 END, 8 RNK and, I'm assuming, 10 tons of Electrum already; that kind of set-up should only be taking 5 - 10% damage with a Gatling Gun anyway. Add 10 points in robot mode ability, he'd have an effective 15 tons of Electrum and 14 END, so I can see why the weapon damage is reduced so much. In sprockitz's log, Ramplate would have an effective 15 END (and we know END reduces weapon damage to some extent) plus 11 tons of Iron, I'm assuming.

Also, as was pointed out when this was brought in, it is possible to beat these "invulnerable" characters with other set-ups, so it's not like they have an insurmountable advantage. TBH, I find the damage resistant set-up to really only be good for Repairers; my other characters using it get trashed on a fairly consistent basis.

i don't think their completely swapped; if we assume computational bodies are acting like bulk bodies, going off the repair mechanic my computational medics have exceeded thier maximum repair damages.