There are resistance modules, as well as armor modules. There's energy and heat modules, as well as for ammo. However, these are either to increase our resources or for defensive measures. I propose for offensive modules (power modules) to be brought forth. Usually, the MRM has half the protection that the resistance module for a specific type of weapon offers. So, how about each power module causing 1/3 of the damage the resistance module protects from? The number's up to debat ofc, but I think that'd be pretty fair, and adds a new possibility for players who want to go for something other than tanking everything thrown at them.

I had a similar idea before, but not to many people took interested in it sadly...

So, I will happy get behind this new idea because I do think there needs to be a way to make a mech stronger somehow than just adding hp and/or defense to it.

Sounds good to me - a high damage build rather than high defense build should be a way forward.

'yes' from me.

There are two unexplained no's; and this is just to open up new strategies, setups and options. As SideOne said, it'd be good for those with two first-turns, and I'm sure more ideas can be discovered that use this one to its fullest. Again, if you voted no, explain why; not my fault that they're not counted, but they're not counted.

Maybe the module needs a downside then if it is to strong. Maybe It could also increase the amount of heat and energy used when using any type of weapon.

Or maybe split the power module into 3 different ones? Could have one for physical, electrical, and explosive types of damage. Also, maybe a rare one that uses all three types of attacks but is weaker than the solo ones.

It would kind of be the opposite of the resistance modules really ( the way I look at it anyways).

Voted yes, if you can build an impenetrable defensive wall you should be able to build a damage dealing behemoth to counter it.

Voted yes seems like a good idea