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If I'm reading the code right, Thermal Sunder won't Sunder a target that is Immune to Disarm or is Disarmed. Is this intended? It's damage is Willpower, not psiWillpower. Entropy Waves isn't psiWillpower. Debris Field isn't psiWillpower. Deep Impact isn't psiWillpower. Concussive Augmentation...

Posting your save might help. Especially if you have one before talking to Shade on Uveto.

There doesn't seem to be a Kineticist version of Petra's Whip. Either that, or it's named something completely different.

1. Get Milk (Suckle) & Milk Reaha don't reduce her Fullness. She starts at 100% and is at 200% by the time Tavros is available. 2. Converted saves are stuck at 100%. The fullness increase over time doesn't seem to work. 3. When she fully repays her debt, 'Go Away' is on 1, making it the...

Power Armors tend to have Evasion penalties. Which makes sense. They're big and bulky. Power Armor Weapons tend to have Evasion penalties. Which makes sense. They're big and bulky. But they stack. Since that increases damage taken, actually using Power Armor with Power Armor weapons is a bad...

Thanks for the clarification. In practice, Burn seems to mostly do 1 damage per turn. It's not a very useful status effect.

But it only reduced her HP by 6. How is Burn damage calculated, by the way?

This has been reported and should be fixed next patch.

I saw it, then it disappeared. I wondered what happened. I don't recall anything objectionable. We've talked Vitality Siphon to death. It's probably the biggest problem with the class. I hope it gets addressed. Any other glaring problems?

It's listed on the Clothing table. Because they're technically different things, I guess. Thank goodness for Cheats. At least the Witch costume can be bought. Reaper's Cloak is a random drop. What implant did you install, by the way?

Thanks for the test. Saves me from doing it. Witch's Robe is better (10). Which is actually pretty appropriate. Could free up the Accessory slot for Psi-Noise Generators. Bad defenses, though. That is very interesting. I'm fairly certain there are enough other powers you can take for that...

The tooltip describes them as 'lower-accuracy'. I think you're right, and they are 'flurry' attacks. Which means that no matter how high the Accuracy bonus from Intelligence is, each one has a 45% chance of missing (IIRC). Of course, if you use them on a Stunned target, all 3 will always hit...

You could probably just move them over, if anybody knew where the saves are actually stored. You'll probably have to use Save To File, use whatever your chosen file transfer method is (cable, external hard drive/thumb drive, mailing to yourself), then Load From File.

You generally can't apply Stun to already Stunned targets, so I wouldn't expect that. That's really useful info. Force Darts can, too. Next question: What determines the Crit rate? Is it always 5%? Is it set for each Power? Is it based on a stat? Does it inherit from one of your weapons...

The point was the pool of 'good Kineticist weapons' is small. If you insist on Crushing, that reduces the pool even further. Though the two Melee Trip weapons are Crushing. And I think all the Melee Stun weapons are, too. I feel like Kineticists were supposed to rely on powers more than...

Everybody benefits greatly from Stun weapons. There are only 3 Trip weapons and all but one of the Freeze weapons are Ranged. More to the point, if you're relying primarily on weapons with condition flags, that indicates the class abilities are inadequate. They also are the most dependent on...

Not in my testing just now. Concentrate Fire activates when opening with S&D and persists through consecutive uses, assuming you continue to hit. In fact, normal Melee attacks can continue Concentrate Fire. The weird thing is if a S&D middle attack misses, Concentrate Fire is not reapplied, even...

Does that mean Tease Resistance on armor is useless?

Or at least, it doesn't seem to. Certainly not on the Tooltip.

Kineticist could probably use something at the start of FIRST, too. Entering a passcode/flipping a switch the other side of the forcefield, maybe? Mercenary: Search for components for a makeshift bomb. Smuggler: Small self-damage to bypass. Tech Specialist: Easier puzzle. Kineticist: Spend...