Power Console Glitch - Kicked Off and Reset Settings

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Power Console Glitch - Kicked Off and Reset Settings

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This has happened in several games now. In combat the person on power will get kicked off the console. He then has to run back on to it, and at this point the power settings are all set back to the default settings. This happens multiple times in a row. It makes setting and controlling the power near impossible.
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I was Fluctuation Removed several times yesterday. I have never seen Default settings reappear. Please collect replay.
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when core stability is low you will get kicked off the console and be required to re enter it... But the settings should remain unchanged unless a power flux altered it by a small interval....
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Re: Power Console Glitch - Kicked Off and Reset Settings

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As people have already mentioned, as core stability goes lower, several bad things start to happen more and more frequently. Some bad things start happening lower down the stability while some of the milder effects(like turning off the lights) happen even when the stability is pretty high.

One of these effects disconnects a random player from a console(most likely what happened to you). Another one slightly modifies the power settings. If you brought the stability down a lot, you probably experienced a lot of this. The reason it exists is to make core stability more interesting than: Yeah, bring it down to 1% and let it sit there.
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