Do multiple memory modules clear corruption faster? The description does not say that it stacks, so I am not sure.
Yes, they should. They don't "stack" per se, but those and a few other types of part abilities work in parallel rather than stacking directly.
You will benefit from having more than one active at the same time.
Quote from: Kyzrati on June 01, 2015, 10:10:27 PM
Yes, they should. They don't "stack" per se, but those and a few other types of part abilities work in parallel rather than stacking directly.
You will benefit from having more than one active at the same time.
Do cloaking devices work like that?
No, those don't indicate <stacks> because they truly do not stack. That would be way too powerful. Instead, you can find better and better Cloaking Devices.
Quote from: Kyzrati on June 01, 2015, 10:30:47 PM
No, those don't indicate <stacks> because they truly do not stack. That would be way too powerful. Instead, you can find better and better Cloaking Devices.
Oh wow this explains a lot! Found a stack of 6 Cloaking devices installed/powered 4 and wondered why I was still getting hit :o
I should read the manual again ;D
Quote from: Eloden on June 03, 2015, 05:49:58 AM
I should read the manual again ;D
This manual starts to sound like a holy text.
Something bad happened - "I should read the manual again" :)
I'm pretty sure there was nothing about something like this.
Haha, not quite holy. More like "holey." Intentionally, sort of, because it only includes the fundamentals plus anything mechanically important that is difficult to otherwise discern through normal play.
There is nothing about stacking in the manual. If the utility says its effect <stacks>, it does, otherwise most likely not. (Though as some have found with various utilities, there are a few that can operate in parallel, which will become clearer with a planned description update.) I figured it wasn't necessary to explicitly state <no stacking> if all those that do stack are marked, but maybe I should make it explicit just to avoid confusion?
@Eloden: The basic ones are okay, but not amazing. Find the experimental variety for ultimate protection, or that combined with other mods to make yourself extremely hard to hit.
So now I'm curious because I was originally under the impression that the item would say "Stacked" if it could be stacked an anything outside of that could not. What about shielding such as propulsion, weapon, core, ect. Do those stack? That could be fairly useful if they do :)
Good question, one that someone asked me on Twitter and that got me thinking today whether some descriptions need to be updated.
Your assumption is correct for the most part--anything that doesn't indicate "<stacks>" does not, in fact, stack. So no stacking for shielding (using more than one of the same type doesn't do anything for you).
However, as mentioned earlier some parts might work in parallel when you have multiples, so just today I went back and added new identifiers for any utilities that work that way. They now say <parallel_ok>, and some also have a <resume_ok> indicator to let you know you can deactivate and reactivate them later and they'll continue where they left off.
QuoteThey now say <parallel_ok>, and some also have a <resume_ok> indicator to let you know you can deactivate and reactivate them later and they'll continue where they left off.
Very nice touch! ;D