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Radiant) being so far off this metric I'm personally baffled at the fact they haven't been rebalanced yet.Д«etter Flux Stats (almost) across the board The problem however arises from both AI core spam further buffing their superior performance and certain ships (i.e. The faction as a whole is intended to be the strongest one in the game, making the fact mostly all their ships are undeniably stronger than similar ships from the other, manned ship factions.

Remnant Ships are generally 15-20% stronger than their manned, equal Deployment Point counterparts from other factions This means that attrition battles with Remnants are nothing but unwise as having your fleet sacrifice potential strike damage for combat endurance will not pay off in the long run, since they just have more. Supposedly due to lacking crew compartments and therefore being able to dedicate most of their ship's internal space to components geared towards combat. Remnant ships have higher peak performance time, higher hull points and higher armor than their respective manned ship classes This is also why the majority of the damage dealt to Remnants should be Kinetic, just don't forget about EMP and Armor Tearing or you will start regretting your setup choices the moment you start fighting cruisers and capitals.

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All their units come with an amazing 0.6 damage to flux ratio Omni-Shield, which is most of the time able to reach full 360В° coverage with Shield:Conversion: Front, too bad there's no Variant in the Vanilla Remnant Roster that even uses that hullmod. The Fearless personality will more or less advance to get into weapon range of even the point defence weapons to get as much damage into the target as possible, the bigger ships are going to be much more likely to simply drop shields and still try to melt your face off instead, the Radiant is also infamous for just venting in front of you while on high flux instead of retreating just to do more damage.ДЄll remnant ships come with 0.6 damage to flux efficiency shields This is something which tends to take budding Starfarers by suprise in their first real encounters with the Remnant scourge. It's basically Reckless but even more insane Remnant Ordos/Sub-Ordos would not be any worse than the usual high end bounty fleets of 0.95 if it wasn't for the special properties AI cores used as officers have.ДЄlpha, Beta and Gamma Cores not only are always 'fully integrated' into Automated Ships (meaning they get 8, 6 and 4 officer skills respectively), but every single one of those skills is also Elite, meaning that these cores not only buff Remnant ships much more than any Human Officer would buff normal ships, but they also massively skewer the Deployment Point balance towards the machines when even a relatively small Remnant Sub-Ordo fights you.ДЄll AI core officers come with one personality type: Fearless. Plenty of AI Cores as Officers, putting the Galatia Academy to shame This thread will aim at reducing this occurence this poorly written, lacking in varied syntax thread with way too much Bold and Italiziced text polluting it is eventually going to contain a set of core concepts:ДЎ)Listing every single buff benefit from, therefore understanding what makes the faction so strongДў)Showcasing all the ships with utmost accuracyДЈ)Describing how remnants fight thru their personality, weapon selections and how the AI uses its Command Points.Д¤)Elencating all the possible ways the player can buff its own fleet to competeДҐ)Teaching a number of varied fleet orders and methods to fight across different Player Fleet CompositionsД¦)Providing a limited number of Vanilla ship setups, Officer skills, fleet compositions and Player Skill choices that generally tend to workД§)Supplying fellow Slaves Of Moloch with a wide variety of Vanilla Setups to break the game balance with! I've also realized that despite these threads usually having a lot of vital feedback poured into them, the end result is always the same: they'll all get sucked into the void along with the thread that requested it and only to be replaced by a similar one -sometimes not even late enough for the previous thread to go into the second page of the thread list- asking the same things all over again.

A good thing to see really, since it means there are a lot of budding Starfarers in our midst now, I welcome you all! I've been noticing that in the past months a lot of threads in the General Discussion subsection of this Forum have been aimed at recieving feedback regarding the, and about how they're quite possibly one of the hardest challenges in the game to overcome.

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