[BALANCE] Double downgrade : a bit severe !

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[BALANCE] Double downgrade : a bit severe !

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When more than one mission component is involved, if the step fails, all mission components are considered faulty and are downgraded. I think it is a bit too much. :o

Maybe it would be possible, on step failure, to initiate a random roll (taking the respective reliability % of the components into account, so that the less reliable will have more chances to be the culprit) to decide which component failed, then downgrade that component only.
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Re: [BALANCE] Double downgrade : a bit severe !

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N_Molson wrote:When more than one mission component is involved, if the step fails, all mission components are considered faulty and are downgraded. I think it is a bit too much. :o
That doesn't always work like this. Example:
I tried a moon flyby (Saturn V + Gemini spacecraft + Gemini Direct ascent module). The mission failed at countdown (yes I love when that happens). As a result ONLY the Saturn V got downgraded, with the gemini components remaining at their previous reliability.
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Re: [BALANCE] Double downgrade : a bit severe !

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OK then, in that case it was during the "Uncrewed Lunar Orbital Flight Test", the components involved were the "Gemini capsule" and the "Gemini lunar propulsion module". Will upload a savegame.
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Re: [BALANCE] Double downgrade : a bit severe !

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Mh OK in fact, it seems that the order in which the hardware is used has an importance. I still don't completely get it, but there something odd there anyway.
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