Difference between revisions of "Weapon:Particle beam"
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{{parent_link|parent=[[Weapons:Beam|Beam]]}} | {{parent_link|parent=[[Weapons:Beam|Beam]]}} | ||
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| − | {{Description:Beam| | + | {{Description:Beam|Particle beam |
| − | |text= | + | |text=It has long been known that lightweight, charged particles, while easy to accelerate, suffer greatly from electro-static bloom effects. However, it has also long been known that there's not much in the universe cheaper to obtain than lightweight, charged particles. Still, it's not your great-to-the-Nth-granddaddy's cathode ray tube. (It's a lot bigger than that). |
|image=cargo_hud.png | |image=cargo_hud.png | ||
| − | |name= | + | |name=Particle Beam |
|price= | |price= | ||
|mass= | |mass= | ||
|space= | |space= | ||
|mount= | |mount= | ||
| − | |damage= | + | |damage=250 |
|longrange= | |longrange= | ||
|phase damage= | |phase damage= | ||
| − | |range= | + | |range=67500 |
|rate= | |rate= | ||
| − | |stability= | + | |stability=1.5 |
| − | |refire delay= | + | |refire delay=1.5 |
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| − | [[Category:Database]][[Category:VS Tech]][[Category:Weapons| | + | [[Category:Database]][[Category:VS Tech]][[Category:Weapons|Particle beam]][[Category:Weapons:Beam|Particle beam]] |
| − | [[Category:Cargo:Industrial Goods| | + | [[Category:Cargo:Industrial Goods|Particle beam]] |
Latest revision as of 10:52, 12 March 2009
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It has long been known that lightweight, charged particles, while easy to accelerate, suffer greatly from electro-static bloom effects. However, it has also long been known that there's not much in the universe cheaper to obtain than lightweight, charged particles. Still, it's not your great-to-the-Nth-granddaddy's cathode ray tube. (It's a lot bigger than that).
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