Difference between revisions of "Assemblies"

Revision as of 14:12, 16 July 2011

Added in 0.9.9.2, assemblies are the finished product of combining standard or exotic equipment with a particular set of mod packs. Some assemblies can only be made with a particular piece of equipment, while others can take a variety of different weapons, armors, or boots. There are three types of assemblies: basic, advanced and master.

The schematics are listed in the order in which they appear on the in-game assembly screen, listing their name, base equipment and the required mods.

Mod types in the tables below are:

• Basic assemblies require two mod packs and can be built at any point in the game. Current list of basic assemblies:

• Advanced assemblies require three mod packs and require the first level of Whizkid to be built. Current list of advanced assemblies:

• Master assemblies require four mod packs and require both levels of Whizkid to be built. Current list of master assemblies:

The order in which the mods are applied matters; In most cases the bonus from the last mod you applied are not added to the resulting assembly. This means,for example, that the high power weapon assembly can be made in two flavors, one with larger magazine (if you added the bulk mod first) and one with better damage (if you added the power mod first).

You may choose not to assemble when prompted. If you do so, you will instead have a normal modified piece of equipment that can be modified further (if your Whizkid level allows it). The latter is particularly useful to remember if you're trying to figure out basic assembly combinations or when trying to assemble a higher rank assembly the recipe for which partially matches a lower rank assembly (for example, the power armor and the nanofiber skin armor).