Though, even with the working better than before version of the thermal charger? Regular power cells are still a joke for doing anything but driving in the cyclops. right? Oh god" amounts of time, your best course of action is to use the console commands to spawn yourself some fresh power cells. While it was bad in the last live build, it's worse now with them having ported weeks old experimental bugs into the ghost update.įor now, unless you want to wait some absurd "That has to be a comical exageration right.
I guess I am dead in the water till the push a fix to stable? Hopefully they put the fix in live sooner rather than later.
Newton laws, cinetic transfer law, apply as well same as their electric equivalent.Originally posted by lothos:i've been clearing leeches, but that presents another issue with batteries getting low and no way to charge them :( Edu value of a gaming title with this kind of minor details, I like this specific approach. So after we can speculate about the tech evolution emphasis, fictionnal science and science fiction and etc. Yup mostly supporting this idea too or something alike, also for reminder a bigger vessel than the seamoth like the cyclop have much more momentum, and require much more power to move.įor the same kind of reason, it might tend to be harder to use rechargeable power source. In fact, that mechanic may even give players a reason to make several bases all over the world as refueling stations. It's a currently broken mechanic so I feel cheating is justified in this case - Although in future playthroughs I won't mind making a big stockpile of chargable cells and having to make pit stops in bases to charge them ocasionally.
Originally posted by DarkHoodness:I understand from the roadmap ( ) that the devs intend to introduce a way to charge empty cells in the next update.įor now, I just cheat and spawn power cells with the developer console, but only to replace cells in the Cyclops.
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