Ships Guardian Tech - PD and PP

[hawknerd]

Are the Guardian power plant and distributor any use? I dont want to unlock them if they are not bringing anything to the party execpt that they are guardian. What are they useful for?

 

[Bigmaec]

Are the Guardian power plant and distributor any use? I dont want to unlock them if they are not bringing anything to the party execpt that they are guardian. What are they useful for?

PP is essentially a g4 overcharged plant with a bit more integrity.

PD is an alternative with a focus on weapon recharge, and it gives you 104% power output.

Both are useful to skip engineering.

 

[Mercury7]

Guardian PD gives +4% power output to ANY powerplant it is attached to!

Very useful for smaller ships.

 

[SergMx]

ANY ?

 

[Bigmaec]

ANY ?

Yes

 

[Rubbernuke]

One thing I wanted to ask about these:

If they are equipped, does it mean you can play with other guardian module power priorities?

 

[Bigmaec]

One thing I wanted to ask about these:

If they are equipped, does it mean you can play with other guardian module power priorities?

No

 

[Rubbernuke]

No

Shame really, for a second I thought they might be a logical reason for having that bug.

 

[Oytis57]

PP is very good,PD only focuses on weapons,your choice to use it or not,I use Guardian PP on all my ships.

 

[Just Paul]

I use the PD on some of my ships that are not combat oriented and run a little over 100% output. The PP I used in 1 ship but even that I changed now to a normal one as the thermals are much better.

 

[SergMx]

All weapons (including fighters) and detention modules are very poorly designed. And if the module has a common analogue, it is usually worse. Even modules that have specific effects and even worse ! For example, an GHRP

As a result, we have the worst module, but we do not need to spend materials on it.

 

[Agony_Aunt]

All weapons (including fighters) and detention modules are very poorly designed. And if the module has a common analogue, it is usually worse. Even modules that have specific effects and even worse ! For example, an GHRP

As a result, we have the worst module, but we do not need to spend materials on it.

I like the SLFs. I used them against human NPCs and they work well.

 

[SergMx]

I like the SLFs. I used them against human NPCs and they work well.

Usual SLF are better than guards. Even against Tarhgoid.

 

[Agony_Aunt]

Usual SLF are better than guards. Even against Tarhogoid.

I never said which was better, i said i liked them and they work well.

 

[Cemenotar]

For example, an GHRP

last time I checked, guardian hull and module reinforcements were class to class straight out superior to non-guardian equivalent at the cost of tiny energy drain.

 

[Oytis57]

last time I checked, guardian hull and module reinforcements were class to class straight out superior to non-guardian equivalent at the cost of tiny energy drain.

Exactly this,I guess people who bash them never even tried or have unlocked.

 

[SergMx]

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[Oytis57]

And this is a comparison? Apples and oranges,you have spent 1000 cubic tons of Enginerring to the max,ridicolous.

 

[SergMx]

And this is a comparison? Apples and oranges,you have spent 1000 cubic tons of Enginerring to the max,ridicolous.

Yes. Because it is Elite and it takes a lot of money to get better. I even flew to Elite 1 for several years.

 

[Rubbernuke]

last time I checked, guardian hull and module reinforcements were class to class straight out superior to non-guardian equivalent at the cost of tiny energy drain.

You can't engineer Guardian HRPs though. Human MRPs are inferior because they can't be engineered.