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* 2. Droid charges do not stack. So, if you dump 20 batteries into a droid at once, it will not make that power last any longer than if you had just dumped one charge into the droid. | * 2. Droid charges do not stack. So, if you dump 20 batteries into a droid at once, it will not make that power last any longer than if you had just dumped one charge into the droid. | ||
− | * 3. Players cannot recharge a droid using a battery while they, or the droid are in active combat. A player must | + | * 3. Players cannot recharge a droid using a battery while they, or the droid are in active combat. A player must exit combat in order to recharge the droid and the droid must be out of combat in order to be recharged. |
* 4. Power droids CAN recharge other droids while the droids are in combat. | * 4. Power droids CAN recharge other droids while the droids are in combat. |
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Droid Power Usage MechanicsDroids require power. With publish 11.2 droid battery lifetime was expanded from 1 hour to 4 hours. Every droid begins at a 100% charge and without using any additional command abilities and modules, will take 4 hours to reach 0%. While being without power, the droid will not respond to voice commands, will not group, and it will not learn its name. The only modules that will work when your droid has no power are the Crafting Station modules and item storage modules if you have them installed.
When a Droid is low on power, it will say, *low power.* If you give a command or attempt to use a droid's features while it has no power, the player will see a *Low Power* message over the droid. When a droid is at 0% power, it will issue the "Low Power" message every 30 seconds.
Using Batteries:Batteries may be used to recharge droids using two methods, the radial menu and directly out of the inventory.
1. Click the Droid Options menu
Inventory usage: The second option is to use the battery directly from the inventory. To use a battery, have a battery, out of the crate, in your primary inventory. 1. Get within 7 meters of the droid This will draw a single charge out of the droid battery. Using Power DroidsPower Droids also produce the same function as using a battery, but can not target themselves for the recharge. A power droid can be used to power one other droid at a time - hence, if you own a power droid, you can only power someone else's droid, as you can only have one droid out at a time. Power droids can power multiple other droids before needing a recharge of their own, presumably up to 10 times. A power droid can be used to recharge another droid in two ways.
1. Target droid needing a recharge
Method 2: Programmed Verbal Command 1.Target droid needing a recharge. example :
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