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any thoughts?
1. You could also steal from the guard while they are sleeping, but be careful not to get caught sneaking or stealing. They aren't a fan of infiltrator.
2. Both have the same stat, so it matters little. Its all a taste of what you want. Also, Only Titan Ranger wields the Heat blade Secondary Weapon, so you can only steal from them while they are sleeping
Or alternative, you could go to the facility and -try- to steal from the sleeping guard while you sneak (you can't knock them out, so don't bother). But they are all tagged with uniform, so you need to get rid of those unless you want others to come after you.
But where to build the AI chip and where to find the red island suit please help me
With all that said, i have a couple of questions that i hope might be answered.
1) Is the only way to get gauss ammunition from 1 of the 3 vendors in the Ancient Imperial Factory, or is there any other way to acquire them without killing the guards that use the weapon?
and
2) Are the Thermal Model # Heatblade weapons strictly better than the Model # Atom EK ones? Are there any Heatblade versions available for secondary weapon slots?
Thanks in advance!
Can't count the mods in my setup that I've cut down to size like that, loads of mods that add one cool little thing, but also carry around a whole rat-tail of unneccessary sh*t that I really don't need.^^.
It adds some pretty OP gadgets, but then it's supposed to be a late endgame mod. And all the stuff looks absolutely stunning, which accounts for a lot of OPness in my book^^!
You'll need tech level 5 or 6 to even initiate the 1st conversation that "kickstarts" the mod and gives you access to the first set of blueprints (blue armor in pic).
And if you wanna continue, you'll also need a proper mob, as in at least 8-10 fully trained fighters (80s-90s combat stats), with proper edge/meitou cutlery. And a high-level armorsmith to outfit them with those blue armors - if you wanna stand any chance of making it through the one inevitable fight the mod forces you into.
So while I'd say the mod is balanced against itself, it may be a bit OP vs Vanilla Kenshi, but at that level of combat skill, I doubt it'll make a huge difference wether you shwat somebody with a regular meitou vs one of the fancy swords from this mod.