So how do you repair equipment back in ship?

[Mercent]

I couldn't for the death of me figure out how to repair equipment back in the ship without using spare parts

[phoagne]

Items will no longer restore their durability after missions. However, they can now be repaired in Magnum's cargo hold.

https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/2059170/view/4255420398667322658

[Draescan]

Best I can tell it's the actual repair items you normally use in mission. If there's an upgrade for it later on I haven't seen it as of yet.

[Alliedenemy]

Originally posted by phoagne:

Items will no longer restore their durability after missions. However, they can now be repaired in Magnum's cargo hold.

https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/2059170/view/4255420398667322658

With repair kits only it seems, because i cant find a way either

[Niradin]

You can use junk items that you get from deconstructing armor/weapons to repair other armor or weapons at the cost of their max durability. You can then repair max durability with repair kits. If item can repair something, it'll be written on it.

[MeatAutomaton]

Maybe devs should add a repair project like with crafting. Spend a lot of time for free repair.

[Kyo21943]

Originally posted by MeatAutomaton:

Maybe devs should add a repair project like with crafting. Spend a lot of time for free repair.

+1 There should be a ship upgrade that repairs items to their max condition for "free" at the cost of time, there are never enough repair kits to maintain anything beyond the "essentials" at max condition, which then get trashed on the next mission anyways.

[Voryn Dagoth Ur]

Originally posted by phoagne:

Items will no longer restore their durability after missions. However, they can now be repaired in Magnum's cargo hold.

https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/2059170/view/4255420398667322658

it says it can be done in cargo hold, but doesnt explain how to do it?

[Kyo21943]

Originally posted by Voryn Dagoth Ur:

it says it can be done in cargo hold, but doesnt explain how to do it?

You have to left click on a repair material/kit (or right click and select repair), then drop it over the item you want to repair, like in the in-mission inventory.

[Vultan]

I dont want to spoil anything, but you apparently can repair stuf for "free" but you need to unlock some stuff and find some stuff. =)

[Kyo21943]

Originally posted by Vultan:

I dont want to spoil anything, but you apparently can repair stuf for "free" but you need to unlock some stuff and find some stuff. =)

Well with us being able to craft repair kits and whatever you're implying, i'm now less concerned about maintaining items being a grind :P

[Voryn Dagoth Ur]

Originally posted by Kyo21943:

Originally posted by Voryn Dagoth Ur:

it says it can be done in cargo hold, but doesnt explain how to do it?

You have to left click on a repair material/kit (or right click and select repair), then drop it over the item you want to repair, like in the in-mission inventory.

well... that doesnt sound like what i was expecting lmao.. thats just... basic ass repairing.

[MeatAutomaton]

Originally posted by Vultan:

I dont want to spoil anything, but you apparently can repair stuf for "free" but you need to unlock some stuff and find some stuff. =)

Do you mean scavenger module collects scrap and after that craft repair kits?

[Vultan]

Originally posted by MeatAutomaton:

Originally posted by Vultan:

I dont want to spoil anything, but you apparently can repair stuf for "free" but you need to unlock some stuff and find some stuff. =)

Do you mean scavenger module collects scrap and after that craft repair kits?

No.
(iv not seen the things myself, just seen people talk about it on discord) maybe they were making stuff up.

[WaTaHa || Kirkor]

Wow, another way to softlock yourself AND have EVEN LESS inventory space to loot anything. Now you need to loot materials, ammo, food, modules AND spare guns and armor.

[Red Bat]

I think this is less of a big deal than it seems, especially since now shards don't expire in 2 days anymore.

Functionally this change makes quasimorphic equipment kind of indirectly buffed since quasimorphic quick fixs only reduce max durability by 5 and are quickly stacked since breaking down every piece of quaismorphic equipment results in the same few repair items. It also makes Frank functionally a lot better as he has more durability to burn through.

To cope with this you can either craft more gear to replace stuff that's damaged, you can replace damaged gear with freshly looted gear, or you can slowly wear down equipment with max durability reducing repairs until eventually you can replace it.

If you've got a favorite piece of gear, you can use it until it breaks and then use a shard to fully repair it. Not a big deal aside from having to let the quasimorphis meter build up to whatever point shards start dropping. Shards are kind of rare, but I find them often enough that even with me using 1-2 per mission I could potentially take a few back to the ship if I was willing to drop a few barter items to make room for them. Actually just did a mission where a crossbow destroyed my frame helmet in one shot and I immediately fixed it with a shard.