There was also the SCB changes, a thread on each new ship and why it was worthless (including the Vette and Cutter) and a few others I've been trying to forget.
I'll try one last time, not to change your opinion but at least to make you understand what I say: with my proposal there is no 1337 loot to grind for. RNG can be implemented in multiple ways, and if you have semi-linked RNGs on each parameter which link to a fixed overall variable you cannot get a vastly superior mod by grinding, even if you did it an infinite number of times. I dont want to use RNG to make grinding 'harder' or more time consuming, I want to use RNG to add variety and uniqueness in a way where no ammount of grinding will lead to unbalanced module modifications.
I dont mind you having a disagreeing, but I do prefer if you disagree with the my actual idea. If your response starts with "grinders will get the best stuff anyway" you havent grasped it yet.
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I am sure you agree that it is not that binary: there is a very distinct difference between '1337 stuff' and 'meaningfull difference'. People will grind nearly forever for 1337 loot, nearly nobody will do that if the RNG creates somewhat different but equally valuable improvements. Remember you have different types of improvement, so you can specify what you want for RP and such by chosing the type of mod, and the RNG will add mild flavor and uniqueness. Its like guitars: they are all different, and appreciably so, and musicians have a great choice in what they prefer. But even if you go for a specific brand, model and year, there are subtle differences that you get to discover as time goes by, and nobody spends decades going from store to store to find that one-out-of-a-billion guitar. I dont know any musician that would want all guitars from the same model, year and brand to be identical, and I dont want that with ships either.
