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LikeAShadow406

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Is Smart Module extremely high skill scaling intended?
« on: March 06, 2026, 11:45:43 am »
I noticed that Smart Modules seem to have extremely high skill scaling compared to other items? For reference, a q144 Smart Module needs 177 Electronics to use which is a higher skill requirement than my q164 Electroshock Generator which needs 174 while my q148 Circular Wave Amplifier has 158 requirement, I'm curious, is that intended?

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Re: Is Smart Module extremely high skill scaling intended?
« Reply #1 on: March 12, 2026, 10:31:34 pm »
I'm having a similar issue with tungsten steel plates. If I check Leonie's inventory, a 145 quality steel plates will have a 146 mechanics requirement, about 100% progression, but a 131 quality tungsten steel plates will have 141 mechanics requirement, which is 107%. I haven't seen anything go higher than the patch notes' advertised 112% cap, but I'd like some transparency on which items progress faster and why. TiChrome Plates for example seem to have a progression slightly harsher than steel but easier than tungsten. I guess they all end up capping at 112% for endgame anyway, but it's hard to plan around your crafting for middle game