General New guardian fsd variant.

[kogt]

A new guardian fsd variant...

Too keep the work, when obtaining one, in true frontier spirit, the requirements/costs will go as followed:
1 Guardian module blueprint. (Maybe 2).

1 fully grade 5 fsd(ofc in the desired class, so if you want a "guardian infuzed fsd" in class 6, you need a class 6 fully g5 fsd.

Rest is random generic human or guardian materials.

It will give cmdrs a reason to return to guardian module blueprint sites, and cmdrs will not, in this progression, be left with a bunch of old antiquated fsds.

I am sure you could make an exciting story out of this and also in the same process give cmdrs an opportunity to get an fsd that could rival or beat the class 6v1 fsd, that some people missed.

 

[varonica]

What would be the benefit?

 

[kogt]

What would be the benefit?

Increased range.

Maybe resistance to hyperdiction? Idk what do you think?

 

[varonica]

Increased range.

Maybe resistance to hyperdiction? Idk what do you think?

You're the one making the suggestion, surely that should be part of the suggestion? I already have a guardian FSD booster for more range.

 

[kogt]

What would be the benefit?

Increased range.

Maybe resistance to hyperdiction? Idk what do you think

You're the one making the suggestion, surely that should be part of the suggestion? I already have a guardian FSD booster for more range.

Increased range is also mentioned in the suggestion, with the mention of the cg class 6v1 fsd.

Guardian booster is nice ofc, as I suggest it is also an suggestion to have a reason to visit the guardian module blueprint sites, each time you want to upgrade your main fsd.

As how much increased range I leave open for suggestions.

 

[St0rmFury]

Increasing the range is boring. I'd prefer a utility sidegrade with some trade-offs. Example: reduced ranged when compared to a G5 FSD, but allows you to do microjumps within a system if you also have an FSD booster equipped. If microjumping is too extreme for the purists, I'll take increased sc speed (either a flat increase or a "boost" function which consumes fuel).