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[quote]am I always swapping one module out for another one[/quote]
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[quote]am I always swapping one module out for another one[/quote]
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No. Every level adds fresh slots, the modules from previous levels are not replaced.
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No. Every level adds fresh slots, the modules from previous levels are not replaced.
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[quote]does picking a module at Level One also upgrade my commander to Level Two, unlocking new module slots[/quote]
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[quote]does picking a module at Level One also upgrade my commander to Level Two, unlocking new module slots[/quote]
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More or less, but it kinda works the other way around (it's not adding modules that increases level, it's increasing level that adds module slots).
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More or less, but it kinda works the other way around (it's not adding modules that increases level, it's increasing level that adds module slots).
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Here's how it looks ingame. The commander has an upgrade command:
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Here's how it looks ingame. The commander has an upgrade command:
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https://i.imgur.com/RlcyoIN.png
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https://i.imgur.com/RlcyoIN.png
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It allows you to pick a batch of modules:
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It allows you to pick a batch of modules:
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https://i.imgur.com/Hs75tWO.png
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https://i.imgur.com/Hs75tWO.png
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Click the accept button and the commander starts upgrading, draining resources in the usual manner:
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Click the accept button and the commander starts upgrading, draining resources in the usual manner:
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https://i.imgur.com/jK2AaZO.png
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https://i.imgur.com/jK2AaZO.png
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At some point he finishes and is now level 2. You can use the "show modules" to see current module set (the batteries is the starting module). You can pick another batch of modules and repeat the process, the modules from each level will stack.
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At some point he finishes and is now level 2. You can use the "show modules" to see current module set (the batteries is the starting module). You can pick another batch of modules and repeat the process, the modules from each level will stack.
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https://i.imgur.com/qpOdOaM.png
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https://i.imgur.com/qpOdOaM.png
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The commander doesn't have a level limit but each level also has an upgrading cost in addition to the cost of individual modules and this ramps up quickly. Many basic modules can be installed up to 8 times (for example one armor module is +600 health, you can install two to get +1200 etc) but eventually you'll run out of modules to choose.
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The commander doesn't have a level limit but each level also has an upgrading cost in addition to the cost of individual modules and this ramps up quickly. Many basic modules can be installed up to 8 times (for example one armor module is +600 health, you can install two to get +1200 etc) but eventually you'll run out of modules to choose.
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The
website
interface
mostly
allows
you
to
give
a
commander
a
custom
name
and
use
skins.
The
modules
you
set
there
are
only
used
to
fill
in
the
slots
by
default
for
convenience.
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The
website
interface
mostly
allows
you
to
give
a
commander
a
custom
name
and
use
skins.
The
modules
you
set
there
are
only
used
to
fill
in
the
slots
by
default
in
the
ingame
menu
for
convenience,
you
can
still
change
them.
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How do commander upgrades work?