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Speed Modules increases productivity by incorrect amount when assembler efficiency isn't "realistic"

Isaac Clancy shared this bug ago

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When assembler efficiency is set to x3 in world settings, a speed module only increases productivity by 33% (when using 2 upgrade slots) but the control panel shows a 100% productivity increase.

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Ondrej Borz ●

Hello, Isaac,

thanks for sharing your issue with us. However, it appears that it is working correctly for me.

Why do you think the productivity is increased only by 33%, while the control panel details states it is increased by 100% with every added module? Did you count it somehow, measure the time of the production of some object with and without added module, or... ? Can you share with me the way how you found out, please? Any additional info would be great help.

Thanks in advance for your reply.

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Keen Software House: QA Department

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Isaac Clancy ●

I measured the time to assemble 50 power cells.

0 speed modules: 68 seconds

1 speed module: 51 seconds

2 speed modules: 41 seconds

3 speed modules: 35 seconds

4 speed modules: 29 seconds

I also build a device that grinds and welds batteries and 1 assembler with 4 speed modules couldn't produce power cells fast enough whereas 5 assemblers without speed modules could.

The problem is even worse with x10 assembler efficiency.

Sorry for not replying I thought this issue had failed to submit.

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Ondrej Borz ●

Hello, Isaac,

thanks for coming back and providing additional info. The issue was successfully reproduced and put into our internal system.

Kind Regards

Keen Software House: QA Department

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Slacker Manz ●

My new report got marked as a duplicate and I was referred to this ancient thread. Has this bug report been dustbinned?

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Keen SWH QA Agent 1 ●

Hello Engineer,

We’re pleased to inform you that this issue has been resolved in version 205.

As such, we’ll be closing this thread.

If you encounter any other issues with the game, please don’t hesitate to start a new thread here on the forum—we’re always happy to assist!

Happy engineering!

Kind regards,

Keen Software House - QA Department

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