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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
| − | + | A Chipset is created with a [[3D Printer]], and inserted into the [[Cyber Warfare Suite]] to drain, repair or boost firewalls of an enemy or your own ship. They appear as a Red (offensive), Green (defensive) or Blue (maintenance) colored circuit board with a plastic outer frame. To install a Chipset, target the slot on the far right side of the Cyber Warfare Suite. | |
| − | * These should not be confused with [[ | + | * These should not be confused with a [[Cartridge]] which is used in the [[Data Core Terminal]] to boost various ship systems, and appear as a circuit board completely enclosed in a dark blue case. |
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==Uses== | ==Uses== | ||
| − | + | The Chipset item is used in a [[Cyber Warfare Suite]] to drain other [[Firewalls|firewalls]] or boost/repair the [[Firewalls|firewalls]] of the own ship. | |
| − | + | Each Chipset requires 10 gold, 10 silicon and either 10 iridium for draining firewalls, or 10 platinum for repairing and boosting firewalls | |
| − | + | A Chipset can have the following stats: | |
| − | * Red | + | * Red Circuit Board |
** Break Firewall: Applies a set drain rate on a firewall. | ** Break Firewall: Applies a set drain rate on a firewall. | ||
** Break Firewall Percentage: Drains a percentage of the firewall per tick (faster when the firewall is stronger). | ** Break Firewall Percentage: Drains a percentage of the firewall per tick (faster when the firewall is stronger). | ||
** Break Firewall Pulse: Drains a set amount of firewall hitpoints after a set amount of ticks. | ** Break Firewall Pulse: Drains a set amount of firewall hitpoints after a set amount of ticks. | ||
| − | * Green | + | * Green Circuit Board |
** Repair Firewall: Applies a set regeneration rate to a firewall. | ** Repair Firewall: Applies a set regeneration rate to a firewall. | ||
** Repair Firewall Percentage: Applies a percentage based regeneration rate on a firewall (faster when the firewall is stronger). | ** Repair Firewall Percentage: Applies a percentage based regeneration rate on a firewall (faster when the firewall is stronger). | ||
** Repair Firewall Pulse: Applies a set amount of firewall hitpoints after a set amount of ticks. | ** Repair Firewall Pulse: Applies a set amount of firewall hitpoints after a set amount of ticks. | ||
| − | * Blue | + | * Blue Circuit Board |
** Repair Hacked System: Applies a set regeneration rate to a hacked firewall. | ** Repair Hacked System: Applies a set regeneration rate to a hacked firewall. | ||
