Power drain from firing weapons is not an issue that can be solved with faster power recharge. Resistance to drain is not necessary when there are power insulators. Does drain resistance affect the drain of my own weapons?
What's the point of spire warp cores? They don't seem to do anything that the dilithium mine cores do better.
You want them because the drain resistance does effect the power you draw to fire weapons. Think of it as a very weak version of marion frances dulmer or the omega graviton amp. It won't keep your weapons power at near 125 when firing 7 or 8 weapons but it will keep it 5 or 6 points higher than it otherwise would be.
I did testing on this with the elite cores when they were on tribble. With 4 arrays firing weapons power held 3-4 points higher than with a normal core. Testing was done with all other power level effecting items removed, leech, cutting beam, ect.
The EPS boost also leads to faster recovery of aux power for a2b builds.
It's more like an always-on Nadion Inversion, so yes, the drain resistance does reduce weapons drain. And EPS is always useful, even if it doesn't affect weapons drain directly.
No but it does get your weapon power back up after you fire, and allows batteries and EPtox, toi work faster.
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There are many ways to mitigate drain but some ships are still more susceptible to it. Escorts have +15 weapon power, cruisers have weapon power cruiser command, sci ships can buff flowcaps, etc., but despite all that I still have a couple of ships that suffer falloff a lot.
No but it does get your weapon power back up after you fire, and allows batteries and EPtox, toi work faster.
EPS doesn't affect the return of drained weapons power, and has not done so for a long time. Nor does it affect the speed of EPtX powers or batteries, which are basically instantaneous (there's nothing to speed up). EPS does affect how quickly aux power rebuilds after being drained by A2B, for example, or how quickly all power levels rebuild when you come out of full impulse. And transfers from one subsystem to another.
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I did testing on this with the elite cores when they were on tribble. With 4 arrays firing weapons power held 3-4 points higher than with a normal core. Testing was done with all other power level effecting items removed, leech, cutting beam, ect.
The EPS boost also leads to faster recovery of aux power for a2b builds.
I have an idea for what Season 11 should be; Season 11: The Big Bug Fix.
I have not been able to read my bug tickets in over a year, not even the tickets about not being able to see my tickets.
I find the drama of your signature proof of your immaturity, this means you, DR whiners.
EPS doesn't affect the return of drained weapons power, and has not done so for a long time. Nor does it affect the speed of EPtX powers or batteries, which are basically instantaneous (there's nothing to speed up). EPS does affect how quickly aux power rebuilds after being drained by A2B, for example, or how quickly all power levels rebuild when you come out of full impulse. And transfers from one subsystem to another.
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I'm sure your DPS is great, but as Kahless said, "a petaQ with high system mastery is still a petaQ." (Well, he should have said it...!)
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