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LoL that was actually the first thing I tried too.
If you play with others you can also get a friend to shoot the door (from his ship or the ground either way) and take the heat while you loot the stash.
If its part of a quest, you will fail the getting the "data" by using the starship, HOWEVER, you can still turn in the quest, and move on (in my experience). You don't have to engage the walkers and quads (in my experience)
Now I have a seriously upgraded boltcaster, so I can sit right in front of it and blow the door before a single clip is used. That is with three S Class upgrades.
If you're lucky, you will be able to see the armoured door from where the ship lands. If not, it just takes a little longer. Either case, pick your best spot and blast the door until you need to escape from the sentinel fire. Hop in your ship and fly slowly away, only far enough that the "searching" counter starts running down. As it hits zero, land again. If your suit shields are low, wander around admiring the foliage until it regenerates and then pound away at the door again.
You may need to go through several cycles at this but as long as you can do some damage to the door and are able to clear the area while the alert level resets then you'll be able to get through the door.
Naturally, as you get upgrades to your shields and multitool this becomes easier. Blam Blam Blam and yer in, with maybe a tiny amount of suit damage. Naturally, by the time it gets this easy you'll have probably exhausted the pool of blueprints.
One other trick, assuming you're doing this for a quest/mission and have to use the multitool on the door: use the ship on the sentinels. The sentinel drones are tough; they take a lot of damage and they're small but eventually they'll break. The quads are much easier to take down with the ship. Remove the sentinels from the area, keep flying until the alert level resets, then land and take care of business.
All that is done in about the same amount of time it takes to read that.
With upgraded shields and weapons, blowing open Reinforced Doors is so easy it is a somewhat dull chore, even in Survival difficulty. You get more damage for each bullet when using the shotgun mode, there is no risk of blowing yourself up, and with 3 Class S Exosuit shields making Sential damage so trivial for the short time they have to shoot you, you have no worries about them stopping you.
People are being way too paranoid, using their ship to blow open the door and wait until the alarms stop. Once you're done a few missions where you need to steal the data, you realize how quick and easy breaking an entering to a malfunctioning facility in need of tech support is.
Really, why don't the races just give me an IT Support security card. Would save a lot in door repairs.
Even earlier on, if you got to the door without being spotted, and made sure the Sentials were some distance away, you can put in a few clips of Bolt gun fire and get in. It may get tense at times, but safety is just behind the door. Once in, you are generally safe... unless the Quads glitched under the floor and started firing at you. If they do, open up the terminal right away, which makes you immune to damage, and solve the puzzle so they told to stand down.
Breaching a reinforced metal door with a sci-fi energy shotgun is even more satisfying.
But I can't deny that breaching with one shot of a plasma grenade sounds awesome as well... however I'd like to not run the risk of killing myself while doing it.
Yes, you're sure right about the risk of using the plasma launcher. So far I've been fortunate enough not to kill myself using them to break down doors, I guess it's because I do it at distance. I have killed my myself using those though, and it wasn't intentional. It was because I would press the right mouse button thinking I'm backing out of a menu, and when I hit the right mouse button, it sets off the plasma launcher, hits something about a foot in front of me, and then I die.