Which means they can very easily be knocked off the map. All the enemies tend to spawn along the edges of the map. The normal, standard Simulacrum, also known as the Citadel Simulacrum, isn’t actually very good for testing. The Citadel Simulacrum The base Simulacrum sucks and has too many edges.

But it would be easier to test exactly what you want. This dummy doesn’t even need to look good. You can set it to any level you want, set it to any armour or health type you want and whether it’s alerted or not. What would be really useful is a test dummy that you can tweak the values of. Sure, you can test all you want on Bombards and Grineer, but it’s not toggle-able. I think the one thing the Simulacrum is really lacking is an actual test dummy. Why can’t we just, well, have enemies as high as we want? There’s no simple test dummy. level 3 sortie enemies) require you to be MR14 of all things. If you want to test on a level 150 enemy (common at the end of Steel Path), you actually need to be Mastery Rank 24. The weirdest thing though is that the level of these enemies is tied to your Mastery Rank. Every enemy you want to test against has to be unlocked by scanning them. You want to see if a Corpus Tech hates toxin or magnetic more, you need to find 20 Corpus Techs and scan them. If you want to test a weapon against an Arid Heavy Gunner, then you need to get 20 scans of an Arid Gunner. Once you’ve unlocked the room though, you need to do more work. And you can just scan enemies in the mean time to get extra standing.

That’s not too hard, since he gives daily Syndicate tasks that give about three to four thousand standing per day. To do that, you need to get 50,000 standing with Cephalon Simaris. You need to unlock everything about it.įirst off, you need to actually unlock the Simulacrum. But the Simulacrum could be vastly improved in a lot of ways. In fact, you can test pretty much every weapon and ability you own, and the room is supplied with infinite ammo, energy and health. For example, you can go and test out how well Corrosive does on an Ignis against various factions. Located in the Tenno relays, you can go there and test out various things. The Simulacrum is a room unlocked by buying a key off Cephalon Simaris.

Simulacron