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I was expecting it will work flawlessly but somehow batteries' stored energy indicators is not showing up correctly.
It's very true that the color isn't eye-friendly. I will surely change these in the next update (lithium cobalt is hurting my eyes)
Nothing is balanced right now (especially researches).
I have actually considered the rig idea but with my current limited knowledge in C#, implementing is quite challenging.
Anyways many thanks.
precharged without loading:
a nice idea but i think the inital research cost is too high (500 i believe it was). in addition taking them down and rebuilding them (because you didnt have the time to research better ones) is a pain in the bum.
suggestion: build a battery rig and make the precharged units akin to ammo. you load the rig with a battery which will then deplete.
lithium cobalt: the color of the sprite is too intense. lowering the saturation of the magents/pink would be appreciated.