I noticed there are blueprints in Founders World for Guardian modules. Such as a Cannons, and a guardian power plant. What are these? Anti thargoid weapons or are they useful against players and NPCs?
Guardian modules?
- Thread starter Threeofseven
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Someone's gotta be first. Why don't you try them and find out? 
Someone's gotta be first. Why don't you try them and find out?
I own all of them!!! Muahahaha!
Guardian Weapons + Modules
Gauss Rifle = Railgun
Plas. Charger = Railgun + Plas. Acc.
Guardian Hybrid Power Plant = G5 overcharged. (This is able to be further Engineered, IDK if bugged)
Are these modules better than other weapons and can they be engineered?
The guardian powerplant can be engineered. Looks like a must have. With the much higher base output you can dial back the overcharge for most builds. You might even be able to low emission them without sacrificing anything from your build. Vulture and Beluga can break free from their restrictive power limits, and sick Cutter builds requiring 60+ MW of power become easily possible.
Got to be a mistake at that price though, get in quick before the adjustment of 130million comes!
Interesting but I don't like their base heat levels people are reporting, they run HOT.
Also we know now that the Guardian tech is strong against the Thargoids, making a joke of the Cyclops and some commanders are having success solo against the Basilisk even, I'd imagine a wing would thrash the Medusa finally. Not sure how they work versus normal human npcs or PvP though.
The cost is probably intentional because of the material requirements.
What size those weapons come in ?
Never mind, C2 only. I was hoping for something C3 or even C4
Never mind, C2 only. I was hoping for something C3 or even C4
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Requires testing then how they fare with low emissions blueprint and thermal spread special. Base 0.5 efficiency isn't too bad. In the old engineering system I had OC 5 plants with 0.69, and the ships were (and are, since I haven't converted anything yet, collecting materials still) still operational.