Difference between revisions of "Energy Gun"
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| *3 || [[Precision Beam Rifle]] | | *3 || [[Precision Beam Rifle]] | ||
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| + | | *4 || [[Arc Projector]] | ||
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| *4 || [[Cooled Pulse Rifle]] | | *4 || [[Cooled Pulse Rifle]] | ||
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| − | | *4 || [[ | + | | *4 || [[High-powered Electrolaser]] |
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| 5 || [[Beamcaster]] | | 5 || [[Beamcaster]] | ||
Revision as of 22:22, 6 June 2015
Energy Guns are ranged weapons that generally consume energy, produce heat, and deal thermal damage.
| Rating | Name |
|---|---|
| 1 | Backup Laser I |
| 1 | EM Pulse Gun |
| 1 | Small Laser |
| 2 | Beam Rifle |
| 2 | EM Shotgun |
| *2 | Improved EM Shotgun |
| 2 | Heavy EM Pulse Gun |
| 2 | Particle Gun |
| 3 | Heavy EM Shotgun |
| *3 | Advanced Beam Rifle |
| *3 | Precision Beam Rifle |
| *4 | Arc Projector |
| *4 | Cooled Pulse Rifle |
| *4 | High-powered Electrolaser |
| 5 | Beamcaster |
| 7 | Dispersion Rifle |