1. Build a few simple weapons on a ship, with new power on it
2. link a button to each of them and notice your power consumption dropping. You are also only able to fire any of these weapons once
3. link your ship core back to all of your weapon computers
4. make one of these a support of another computer
5. link a button to that support computer, notice how power consumption stays the same (as it should), you can also fire it multiple times with logic as it reloads properly.

If you link a logic block to a weapon computer, the weapon computer loses its link with the ship core.
Yet now, if you look at your power consumption, you'll see that as soon as you link a logic block to a weapon computer, power consumption on the ship drops. The "at rest" charge is completely gone, which makes me conclude that it simply not part anymore of the new power system.

There seems to be 2 cases:

1. Linking a logic block to a computer that's already a support of something else, links it properly to the logic block and it gets linked to the ship core too. Power consumption is fine and logic firing works 24/7
2. Linking a logic block to a standalone computer, the computer loses its ship core link and power consumption of that weapon is gone. You can only fire the weapon once, assuming it was already fully reloaded.

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