Difference between revisions of "Talk:Crafting"
From Flexible Survival
m |
|||
| (One intermediate revision by one other user not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
| − | [[nyazuli]]: Regarding "[[crafting#A note on statuses]]" I am not convinced of this information, It seems possible to stack as long as they come from two different effective sources, as for example a generic armor and a light energy armor will see their energydamageresist stack from my personal experience, as opposed to two light energy armor. Similarly, additive modifier usually have a named effect, those do not stack even if appended to different passive items (as for example, the [[protective]] modifier. Finally, active and passive item can stack the same-named additive modifier (one each). As for example, you can have an active [[insulating]] item and a passive [[insulating]] item while still benefitting from both [[user:auros]] | + | [[nyazuli]]: Regarding "[[crafting#A note on statuses]]" I am not convinced of this information, It seems possible to stack as long as they come from two different effective sources, as for example a generic armor and a light energy armor will see their energydamageresist stack from my personal experience, as opposed to two light energy armor. Similarly, additive modifier usually have a named effect, those do not stack even if appended to different passive items (as for example, the [[protective]] modifier). Finally, active and passive item can stack the same-named additive modifier (one each). As for example, you can have an active [[insulating]] item and a passive [[insulating]] item while still benefitting from both [[user:auros]] |
| + | I checked again, got it wrong and fixed it, hopefully the info is right and clear now. [[User:Auros|Auros]] ([[User talk:Auros|talk]]) 11:58, 5 July 2021 (CDT) | ||
Latest revision as of 16:58, 5 July 2021
nyazuli: Regarding "crafting#A note on statuses" I am not convinced of this information, It seems possible to stack as long as they come from two different effective sources, as for example a generic armor and a light energy armor will see their energydamageresist stack from my personal experience, as opposed to two light energy armor. Similarly, additive modifier usually have a named effect, those do not stack even if appended to different passive items (as for example, the protective modifier). Finally, active and passive item can stack the same-named additive modifier (one each). As for example, you can have an active insulating item and a passive insulating item while still benefitting from both user:auros
I checked again, got it wrong and fixed it, hopefully the info is right and clear now. Auros (talk) 11:58, 5 July 2021 (CDT)
