Right now doors are as useful as only one or at maximum two waves. Due to them breaking down even when kept at 98-100% weld integrity constantly renders them to be welded once up to 100% and then leave it be for the rest of the game.
Now this is a bit text-0-wall-ish but it's all put together short and sweet.
I'm fine if the doors will not be respawned.
My suggestion is to prevent the doors randomly breaking when their weld integrity is > 49%.
If the doors have some sort of limited lifepoints, which breaks when their limited lifepoints got depleted, the Support shotgunner with it's welding proficiency should be able to restore the door's lifepoints to decrease the likelihood for the doors to be broken down even when welded at any integrity between 0,1 - 49%.
Also, starting from 25% down to 1% of the door's weld integrity, the likelihood of such random breaks is increased (door break rate: 2% chance of a random break at 25% integrity | 50% chance of random break at 1% integrity for example). Both of them (door lifepoints VS chance of breaking) seem counterproductive to each other but make two factors.
Now this is a bit text-0-wall-ish but it's all put together short and sweet.
I'm fine if the doors will not be respawned.
My suggestion is to prevent the doors randomly breaking when their weld integrity is > 49%.
If the doors have some sort of limited lifepoints, which breaks when their limited lifepoints got depleted, the Support shotgunner with it's welding proficiency should be able to restore the door's lifepoints to decrease the likelihood for the doors to be broken down even when welded at any integrity between 0,1 - 49%.
Also, starting from 25% down to 1% of the door's weld integrity, the likelihood of such random breaks is increased (door break rate: 2% chance of a random break at 25% integrity | 50% chance of random break at 1% integrity for example). Both of them (door lifepoints VS chance of breaking) seem counterproductive to each other but make two factors.
Simple door suggestion
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