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	*'''Repair Bay'''. Repair damaged items. It costs about 20% of the item cost in credits, alloys, elerium and meld to repair an item. See [[Repair Bay (Long War)]].		*'''Repair Bay'''. Repair damaged items. It costs about 20% of the item cost in credits, alloys, elerium and meld to repair an item. See [[Repair Bay (Long War)]].
	*'''Augment Soldiers'''. Augment soldiers into [[MEC Trooper (Long War)\|MEC Troopers]] in the Repair Bay. This becomes available after the research of Alien Biocybernetics. A maximum of 3 soldiers can be augmented simultaneously. It takes 10 days to augment a soldier, and costs 40 credits and 60 meld.		*'''Augment Soldiers'''. Augment soldiers into [[MEC Trooper (Long War)\|MEC Troopers]] in the Repair Bay. This becomes available after the research of Alien Biocybernetics. A maximum of 3 soldiers can be augmented simultaneously. It takes 10 days to augment a soldier, and costs 40 credits and 60 meld.

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	==New in Long War==		==New in Long War==

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	*'''Repair Bay'''. Repair damaged items. It costs about 20% of the item cost in credits, alloys, elerium and meld to repair an item. See [[Repair Bay (Long War)]].		*'''Repair Bay'''. Repair damaged items. It costs about 20% of the item cost in credits, alloys, elerium and meld to repair an item. See [[Repair Bay (Long War)]].
	*'''Augment Soldiers'''. Augment soldiers into [[MEC Trooper (Long War)\|MEC Troopers]] in the Repair Bay. This becomes available after the research of Alien Biocybernetics. A maximum of 3 soldiers can be augmented simultaneously. It takes 10 days to augment a soldier, and costs 40 credits and 60 meld.		*'''Augment Soldiers'''. Augment soldiers into [[MEC Trooper (Long War)\|MEC Troopers]] in the Repair Bay. This becomes available after the research of Alien Biocybernetics. A maximum of 3 soldiers can be augmented simultaneously. It takes 10 days to augment a soldier, and costs 40 credits and 60 meld.

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	==New in Long War==		==New in Long War==

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	==Build time calculations==		==Build time calculations==
	Based on Amineri's post [https://www.reddit.com/r/Xcom/comments/37tr7q/lw_210_days_to_manufacture/ here], items and Foundry project completion times vary ''exponentially'' with the number of available engineers (unlike research time ~~vs.~~ scientists ~~which is a linear relationship~~). Here is an approximate formula:		Based on Amineri's post [https://www.reddit.com/r/Xcom/comments/37tr7q/lw_210_days_to_manufacture/ here], items and Foundry project completion times vary ''exponentially'' with the number of available engineers (unlike research time which varies linearly with the number of scientists). Here is an approximate formula:

	''build time = base time * 0.5 * (1 + (OptimalEngineers / ActualEngineers) ^ (0.06 * OptimalEngineers))''		''build time = base time * 0.5 * (1 + (OptimalEngineers / ActualEngineers) ^ (0.06 * OptimalEngineers))''
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	where ''OptimalEngineers'' is the default or recommended number of engineers needed to achieve the listed ''base time'' specified in the item / project tables. ''ActualEngineers'' is the number of available engineers.		where ''OptimalEngineers'' is the default or recommended number of engineers needed to achieve the listed ''base time'' specified in the item / project tables. ''ActualEngineers'' is the number of available engineers.

	When ''ActualEngineers = OptimalEngineers'', the build time is equal to the base time. ~~In most other cases~~, there is no ~~'quick'~~ rule of thumb ~~for calculating completion time,~~ that works for ~~all items / projects~~. For example, developing a Foundry project that has ''OptimalEngineers=60'' (e.g. [[Foundry_(Long_War)#General_Weapon_Upgrades\|Ammo Conservation]]), with only half the engineers ~~present~~, will take roughly 7 times longer than the ''base time'' to complete . On the other hand, developing a project that has ''OptimalEngineers=30'' (e.g. [[Foundry_(Long_War)#General_Equipment_Upgrades\|Improved Arc Thrower]]), with half the engineers on hand, will take ~~about~~ twice as ~~many days~~ as the ''base time''.		When ''ActualEngineers = OptimalEngineers'', the build time is equal to the base time. Unlike research time, where the rule of thumb is that for double the number of scientists the research time is halved, there is no such rule of thumb that works for build times, due to the exponential relationship. For example, developing a Foundry project that has ''OptimalEngineers=60'' (e.g. [[Foundry_(Long_War)#General_Weapon_Upgrades\|Ammo Conservation]]), with only half the engineers on hand, will take roughly 7 times longer than the ''base time'' to complete . On the other hand, developing a project that has ''OptimalEngineers=30'' (e.g. [[Foundry_(Long_War)#General_Equipment_Upgrades\|Improved Arc Thrower]]), with half the engineers on hand, will take roughly twice as long as the ''base time''.

	Here are a few more observations about the formula. As long as the the number of available engineers is much lower than the recommended value, recruiting ~~another~~ engineer will significantly reduce the completion time. As the number of engineers approaches, or exceeds, the recommended ~~value for that project / item~~, then adding ~~more~~ engineers has diminishing returns, i.e. each new engineer reduces build time by a smaller and smaller amount. Also, based on the formula, all build times are limited to ''0.5base time'', when building at a normal speed, and ''0.25base time'' when building quickly.		Here are a few more observations about the formula. As long as the the number of available engineers is much lower than the recommended value, recruiting an additional engineer will significantly reduce the completion time. As the number of engineers approaches or exceeds the recommended number, then adding additional engineers has diminishing returns, i.e. each new engineer reduces build time by a smaller and smaller amount. Also, based on the formula, all build times are limited to ''0.5base time'', when building at a normal speed, and ''0.25base time'' when building quickly.

	==See also==		==See also==

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	The '''Engineering Bay''' houses the engineering team, headed by Dr. Shen.		The '''Engineering Bay''' houses the engineering team, headed by Dr. Shen.

			Options:

			*'''Build/Buy Items'''. Allows you to manufacture weapons and equipment for soldiers (first tab), armor for soldiers (second tab), and specialized equipment for SHIVs, MECs, as well as interceptor weapons and modules (third tab).
			*'''Build Facilities'''. Opens access to the construction of your base.
			*'''The Foundry'''. Develop specialized "foundry" projects. See [[Foundry (Long War)]].
			*'''Repair Bay'''. Repair damaged items. It costs about 20% of the item cost in credits, alloys, elerium and meld to repair an item. See [[Repair Bay (Long War)]].
			*'''Augment Soldiers'''. Augment soldiers into [[MEC Trooper (Long War)\|MEC Troopers]] in the Repair Bay. This becomes available after the research of Alien Biocybernetics. A maximum of 3 soldiers can be augmented simultaneously. It takes 10 days to augment a soldier, and costs 40 credits and 60 meld.

	==New in Long War==		==New in Long War==

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			The '''Engineering Bay''' houses the engineering team, headed by Dr. Shen.

			==New in Long War==
	There are several key differences between engineering in Long War versus vanilla:		There are several key differences between engineering in Long War versus vanilla:

	There are only 3 ways to get more engineers:		There are only 3 ways to get more engineers:
	* ~~Mission~~ rewards		* mission rewards
	* ~~From~~ the end-of-the-month ~~continent-~~reward for satellite covered nations		* from the end-of-the-month reward for satellite covered nations
	* ~~From~~ nation requests in exchange for materials, equipment, corpses or captured aliens		* from nation requests in exchange for alien materials, equipment, corpses or captured aliens


	'''Workshops do NOT increase the number of engineers!'''		'''Workshops do NOT increase the number of engineers!'''

	~~Almost nothing~~ is built instantaneously. While in vanilla you could manufacture an extra SCOPE right before a mission, in Long War it takes several days. Most things can be built faster by selecting the Build Quickly mode in the manufacturing dialog. This costs significantly more (150%), and uses some Meld, but produces the item in around half the time. The more engineers you have the less time it will take to manufacture items. The more Workshops you have the less materials it will take to manufacture items. Workshop adjacency also reduces the materials cost of items. Base facilities still have a minimum number of engineers to build, but most items and Foundry projects do not; they will simply take a very long time if you try to build them with many fewer engineers on staff than recommended.		Nothing is built instantaneously. While in vanilla you could manufacture an extra SCOPE right before a mission, in Long War it takes several days. Most things can be built faster by selecting the Build Quickly mode in the manufacturing dialog. This costs significantly more (150%), and uses some Meld, but produces the item in around half the time. The more engineers you have the less time it will take to manufacture items. The more Workshops you have the less materials it will take to manufacture items. Workshop adjacency also reduces the materials cost of items. Base facilities still have a minimum number of engineers to build, but most items and Foundry projects do not; they will simply take a very long time if you try to build them with many fewer engineers on staff than recommended.


	==Build time calculations==		==Build time calculations==
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	where ''OptimalEngineers'' is the default or recommended number of engineers needed to achieve the listed ''base time'' specified in the item / project tables. ''ActualEngineers'' is the number of available engineers.		where ''OptimalEngineers'' is the default or recommended number of engineers needed to achieve the listed ''base time'' specified in the item / project tables. ''ActualEngineers'' is the number of available engineers.

	When ''ActualEngineers = OptimalEngineers'', the build time is equal to the base time. In most other cases, there is no 'quick' rule of thumb for calculating completion time, that works for all items / projects. For example, developing a Foundry project that has ''OptimalEngineers=60'' (e.g. [[Foundry_(Long_War)#General_Weapon_Upgrades\|Ammo Conservation]]), with only half the engineers present, will take roughly 7 times longer than the ''base time'' to complete . On the other hand, developing a project that has ''OptimalEngineers=30'' (e.g. [[Foundry_(Long_War)#General_Equipment_Upgrades\|Improved Arc Thrower]]), with half the engineers on hand, will take about twice as many days as the ''base time''.		When ''ActualEngineers = OptimalEngineers'', the build time is equal to the base time. In most other cases, there is no 'quick' rule of thumb for calculating completion time, that works for all items / projects. For example, developing a Foundry project that has ''OptimalEngineers=60'' (e.g. [[Foundry_(Long_War)#General_Weapon_Upgrades\|Ammo Conservation]]), with only half the engineers present, will take roughly 7 times longer than the ''base time'' to complete . On the other hand, developing a project that has ''OptimalEngineers=30'' (e.g. [[Foundry_(Long_War)#General_Equipment_Upgrades\|Improved Arc Thrower]]), with half the engineers on hand, will take about twice as many days as the ''base time''.

	Here are a few more observations about the formula. As long as the the number of available engineers is much lower than the recommended value, recruiting another engineer will significantly reduce the completion time. As the number of engineers approaches, or exceeds, the recommended value for that project / item, then adding more engineers has diminishing returns, i.e. each new engineer reduces build time by a smaller and smaller amount. Also, based on the formula, all build times are limited to ''0.5base time'', when building at a normal speed, and ''0.25base time'' when building quickly.		Here are a few more observations about the formula. As long as the the number of available engineers is much lower than the recommended value, recruiting another engineer will significantly reduce the completion time. As the number of engineers approaches, or exceeds, the recommended value for that project / item, then adding more engineers has diminishing returns, i.e. each new engineer reduces build time by a smaller and smaller amount. Also, based on the formula, all build times are limited to ''0.5base time'', when building at a normal speed, and ''0.25base time'' when building quickly.

	==See also==		==See also==

Hazardass: a few updates to build times

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	==Build time calculations==		==Build time calculations==
	Based on Amineri's post [https://www.reddit.com/r/Xcom/comments/37tr7q/lw_210_days_to_manufacture/ here], ~~item build time~~ and Foundry project ~~duration~~ vary ''exponentially'' with the number of available engineers (unlike research time vs. scientists which is a linear relationship). Here is an approximate formula:		Based on Amineri's post [https://www.reddit.com/r/Xcom/comments/37tr7q/lw_210_days_to_manufacture/ here], items and Foundry project completion times vary ''exponentially'' with the number of available engineers (unlike research time vs. scientists which is a linear relationship). Here is an approximate formula:

	''build time = base time * 0.5 * (1 + (OptimalEngineers / ActualEngineers) ^ (0.06 * OptimalEngineers))''		''build time = base time * 0.5 * (1 + (OptimalEngineers / ActualEngineers) ^ (0.06 * OptimalEngineers))''

	where ''OptimalEngineers'' is the ~~'optimal'~~ number of engineers needed to achieve the listed ''base time'' ~~or project duration, as~~ specified in the item / project tables. ''ActualEngineers'' is the number of available engineers.		where ''OptimalEngineers'' is the default or recommended number of engineers needed to achieve the listed ''base time'' specified in the item / project tables. ''ActualEngineers'' is the number of available engineers.

	When ''ActualEngineers = OptimalEngineers'', the build time ~~will be the same as~~ the base time. ~~If only half~~ of ~~the~~ ''OptimalEngineers'' ~~are available~~, the ~~build time~~ will ~~be 6.5~~ longer than the base time. ~~If, for example~~, [[~~Foundry~~ (~~Long War~~)\|~~Ammo Conservation~~]] ~~Foundry project is initiated~~ with 30 engineers on ~~staff (half of the optimal number)~~, ~~the initial project time~~ will ~~be 92~~ days ~~instead of~~ the ~~standard 14 days~~. ~~However, as~~ more ~~engineers are recruited,~~ the ~~project duration is significantly reduced due to~~ the ~~exponential relationship (at least initially). Increasing~~ the number of engineers ~~from 30 to 31 in~~ the ~~above example~~ will ~~shorten~~ the ~~project~~ time ~~by about 10 days~~. As the ~~total~~ number of engineers ~~increases~~, each new engineer reduces build time by a smaller amount. Also, based on the formula, ~~the~~ build times are limited to ''0.5base time'', when building at a normal speed, and ''0.25base time'' when building quickly.		When ''ActualEngineers = OptimalEngineers'', the build time is equal to the base time. In most other cases, there is no 'quick' rule of thumb for calculating completion time, that works for all items / projects. For example, developing a Foundry project that has ''OptimalEngineers=60'' (e.g. [[Foundry_(Long_War)#General_Weapon_Upgrades\|Ammo Conservation]]), with only half the engineers present, will take roughly 7 times longer than the ''base time'' to complete . On the other hand, developing a project that has ''OptimalEngineers=30'' (e.g. [[Foundry_(Long_War)#General_Equipment_Upgrades\|Improved Arc Thrower]]), with half the engineers on hand, will take about twice as many days as the ''base time''.

			Here are a few more observations about the formula. As long as the the number of available engineers is much lower than the recommended value, recruiting another engineer will significantly reduce the completion time. As the number of engineers approaches, or exceeds, the recommended value for that project / item, then adding more engineers has diminishing returns, i.e. each new engineer reduces build time by a smaller and smaller amount. Also, based on the formula, all build times are limited to ''0.5base time'', when building at a normal speed, and ''0.25base time'' when building quickly.

	==See also==		==See also==

Hazardass: some more detail about the formula

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	where ''OptimalEngineers'' is the 'optimal' number of engineers needed to achieve the listed ''base time'' or project duration, as specified in the item / project tables. ''ActualEngineers'' is the number of available engineers.		where ''OptimalEngineers'' is the 'optimal' number of engineers needed to achieve the listed ''base time'' or project duration, as specified in the item / project tables. ''ActualEngineers'' is the number of available engineers.

	When ''ActualEngineers = OptimalEngineers'', the build time will be the same as the base time. If only half of the ''OptimalEngineers'' are available, the build time will be 6.5 longer than the base time. If, for example, [[Foundry (Long War)\|Ammo Conservation]] Foundry project is initiated with 30 engineers on staff (half of the optimal number), the initial project time will be 92 days instead of the standard 14 days. However, as more engineers are recruited, the project duration is significantly reduced due to the exponential relationship. Increasing the number of engineers from 30 to 31 in the above example will shorten the project time by about 10 days.		When ''ActualEngineers = OptimalEngineers'', the build time will be the same as the base time. If only half of the ''OptimalEngineers'' are available, the build time will be 6.5 longer than the base time. If, for example, [[Foundry (Long War)\|Ammo Conservation]] Foundry project is initiated with 30 engineers on staff (half of the optimal number), the initial project time will be 92 days instead of the standard 14 days. However, as more engineers are recruited, the project duration is significantly reduced due to the exponential relationship (at least initially). Increasing the number of engineers from 30 to 31 in the above example will shorten the project time by about 10 days. As the total number of engineers increases, each new engineer reduces build time by a smaller amount. Also, based on the formula, the build times are limited to ''0.5base time'', when building at a normal speed, and ''0.25base time'' when building quickly.

	==See also==		==See also==

Hazardass: /* Build time calculations */

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Build time calculations

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	where ''OptimalEngineers'' is the 'optimal' number of engineers needed to achieve the listed ''base time'' or project duration, as specified in the item / project tables. ''ActualEngineers'' is the number of available engineers.		where ''OptimalEngineers'' is the 'optimal' number of engineers needed to achieve the listed ''base time'' or project duration, as specified in the item / project tables. ''ActualEngineers'' is the number of available engineers.

	When ''ActualEngineers = OptimalEngineers'', the build time will be the same as the base time. If only half of the ''OptimalEngineers'' are available, the build time ~~is increased by a factor of~~ 6.5. If, for example, [[Foundry (Long War)\|Ammo Conservation]] Foundry project is initiated with 30 engineers on staff (half of the optimal number), the initial project time will be 92 days. However, as more engineers are recruited, the project duration is significantly reduced due to the exponential relationship. Increasing the number of engineers from 30 to 31 in the above example will shorten the project time by about 10 days.		When ''ActualEngineers = OptimalEngineers'', the build time will be the same as the base time. If only half of the ''OptimalEngineers'' are available, the build time will be 6.5 longer than the base time. If, for example, [[Foundry (Long War)\|Ammo Conservation]] Foundry project is initiated with 30 engineers on staff (half of the optimal number), the initial project time will be 92 days instead of the standard 14 days. However, as more engineers are recruited, the project duration is significantly reduced due to the exponential relationship. Increasing the number of engineers from 30 to 31 in the above example will shorten the project time by about 10 days.


	==See also==		==See also==

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	'''Workshops do NOT increase the number of engineers!'''		'''Workshops do NOT increase the number of engineers!'''

	Almost nothing is built instantaneously. While in vanilla you could manufacture an extra SCOPE right before a mission, in Long War it takes several days. Most things can be built faster by selecting the Build Quickly mode in the manufacturing dialog. This costs significantly more (150%), and uses some Meld, but produces the item in around half the time. The more engineers you have the less time it will take to manufacture items. The more Workshops you have the less materials it will take to manufacture items. Workshop adjacency also reduces the materials cost of items. Base facilities still have a minimum number of engineers to build, but most items and Foundry projects do not; they will simply take a very long time if you try to build them with ~~much~~ fewer engineers on staff than recommended.		Almost nothing is built instantaneously. While in vanilla you could manufacture an extra SCOPE right before a mission, in Long War it takes several days. Most things can be built faster by selecting the Build Quickly mode in the manufacturing dialog. This costs significantly more (150%), and uses some Meld, but produces the item in around half the time. The more engineers you have the less time it will take to manufacture items. The more Workshops you have the less materials it will take to manufacture items. Workshop adjacency also reduces the materials cost of items. Base facilities still have a minimum number of engineers to build, but most items and Foundry projects do not; they will simply take a very long time if you try to build them with many fewer engineers on staff than recommended.


			==Build time calculations==
			Based on Amineri's post [https://www.reddit.com/r/Xcom/comments/37tr7q/lw_210_days_to_manufacture/ here], item build time and Foundry project duration vary ''exponentially'' with the number of available engineers (unlike research time vs. scientists which is a linear relationship). Here is an approximate formula:

			''build time = base time * 0.5 * (1 + (OptimalEngineers / ActualEngineers) ^ (0.06 * OptimalEngineers))''

			where ''OptimalEngineers'' is the 'optimal' number of engineers needed to achieve the listed ''base time'' or project duration, as specified in the item / project tables. ''ActualEngineers'' is the number of available engineers.

			When ''ActualEngineers = OptimalEngineers'', the build time will be the same as the base time. If only half of the ''OptimalEngineers'' are available, the build time is increased by a factor of 6.5. If, for example, [[Foundry (Long War)\|Ammo Conservation]] Foundry project is initiated with 30 engineers on staff (half of the optimal number), the initial project time will be 92 days. However, as more engineers are recruited, the project duration is significantly reduced due to the exponential relationship. Increasing the number of engineers from 30 to 31 in the above example will shorten the project time by about 10 days.


	==See also==		==See also==

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	\|isize=256		\|isize=256
	\|effect=~~Workplace for all engineers~~		\|effect=Manufacture/repair items, build facilities, augment soldiers
	\|adjacency=None		\|adjacency=None
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	There are several key differences between engineering in Long War versus vanilla:		There are several key differences between engineering in Long War versus vanilla:

	~~<u>~~There are only 3 ways to get more engineers:~~</u>~~		There are only 3 ways to get more engineers:
	::Mission rewards		* Mission rewards
	::From the end-of-the-month continent-reward for satellite covered nations		* From the end-of-the-month continent-reward for satellite covered nations
	::From nation requests in exchange for materials, corpses ~~and~~ captured aliens.		* From nation requests in exchange for materials, equipment, corpses or captured aliens
	~~:: '''Workshops do NOT increase the number of engineers!'''~~

	:Almost nothing is built instantaneously. While in vanilla you could manufacture an extra SCOPE right before a mission, in Long War it takes several days. Most things can be built faster by selecting the Build Quickly mode in the manufacturing dialog. This costs significantly more, and uses some Meld, but produces the item in around half the time.
	~~:The more engineers you have the less time it will take to manufacture items. Engineers do not reduce the materials cost of items.~~
	~~:The more workshops you have the less materials it will take to manufacture items. Workshop adjacency also reduces the materials cost of items. Workshops do not give you more engineers.~~
	:Base facilities still have a minimum number of engineers to build, but most items and foundry projects do not; they will simply take a very long time if you try to build them with much fewer engineers on staff than recommended.

	==See also ==		'''Workshops do NOT increase the number of engineers!'''

			Almost nothing is built instantaneously. While in vanilla you could manufacture an extra SCOPE right before a mission, in Long War it takes several days. Most things can be built faster by selecting the Build Quickly mode in the manufacturing dialog. This costs significantly more (150%), and uses some Meld, but produces the item in around half the time. The more engineers you have the less time it will take to manufacture items. The more Workshops you have the less materials it will take to manufacture items. Workshop adjacency also reduces the materials cost of items. Base facilities still have a minimum number of engineers to build, but most items and Foundry projects do not; they will simply take a very long time if you try to build them with much fewer engineers on staff than recommended.

			==See also==
			* [[Equipment (Long War)\|Equipment]]
			* [[Armor (Long War)\|Armor]]
			* [[Weapons (Long War)\|Weapons]]
			* [[Facilities_(Long_War)#Expanding\|Building facilities]]
			* [[MEC Trooper (Long War)\|MEC Troopers]]
	{{ Facilities (Long War) Navbar}}		{{ Facilities (Long War) Navbar}}
	[[Category: Long War]]		[[Category: Long War]]
	[[Category: Facilities (Long War)]]		[[Category: Facilities (Long War)]]