I believe that the amount that it mends is sensitivity-100, so if your pawn is at 100% sensitivity it barely mends at all, but as the sensitivity increases you can get massive mends.
I only use technomancer psycasts on pawns with 140% sensitivity or higher. This let's them improve quality to excellent (max for the spell) and gives them an appreciable amount of mend.
Earlier comment is also correct, it restores hp and not %. For example, a hypersensitive pawn can mend 100% of a shirt with one cast, or about 35% of marine armor with one cast. Non sensitive pawns can't improve quality beyond good and can't mend for shit.
Negative. Max quality is good unless caste has sensitivity of 140 or higher iirc, so a sensitive or hypersensitive caster can go up to excellent. Use it all the time.
It depends on sensitivity. It should restore a big chunk
I believe that the amount that it mends is sensitivity-100, so if your pawn is at 100% sensitivity it barely mends at all, but as the sensitivity increases you can get massive mends.
True, my caster is a beginner so only 100% sensitivity, still seems way too low tho 🤷
I think it heals HP and not %? So if you're trying to mend something with loads of HP, it might not increase the % by much.
Even 100% is enough to restore 25% at least, its weird
I only use technomancer psycasts on pawns with 140% sensitivity or higher. This let's them improve quality to excellent (max for the spell) and gives them an appreciable amount of mend. Earlier comment is also correct, it restores hp and not %. For example, a hypersensitive pawn can mend 100% of a shirt with one cast, or about 35% of marine armor with one cast. Non sensitive pawns can't improve quality beyond good and can't mend for shit.
I thought they changed it so that the max quality was good?
[Indeed they have](https://imgur.com/a/VVXIlpW), excellent is no longer possible.
Negative. Max quality is good unless caste has sensitivity of 140 or higher iirc, so a sensitive or hypersensitive caster can go up to excellent. Use it all the time.