Of course, I understand that this is an experimental version and all that, and up or nerf is an integral part of this process, but why make it so that armor modules cannot be inserted into heavy armor? Let's say you've nerf heavy armor. In 309, it was 22.4 per item +2 per module for a total of 97.6% armor, that is, 2.4% incoming damage, and probably it was right, I don't know, in 312 you reduced both the armor itself to 21.1 and removed the possibility of mods +2, as a result, the armor became a total of 84.4%, that is, 15.6% incoming the damage, that is, 15.6 / 2.4 will be incoming damage, other things being equal, from NPCs for me has become 6.5 times more. okay, this is experimental, this word justifies everything, let's say you made a mistake and couldn't immediately add up and understand that 97.6% of armor without other things reducing damage is a lot, and now you realized the mistake and fixed it, but why segment mods and kill the opportunity to insert +2 armor into heavy armor?, just cut 2% armor with heavy and return the mod insert +2% armor. Thank, english not my native language. By the way, in 309 there was a problem with the stamina recovery rate depending on the fps of the client, at low fps values of about 7-11, stamina is significantly slower to recover, compared to other people on the server, I do not know if this is fixed in 312, perhaps this is a known problem or feature I don't know the engine/code of the game.
. I am definitely slower, but I don't expect to have to wait for day 70 either. But the patch notes speak of "will find themselves still engaged on day 70" which is as vague as a prediction can be.
