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:When activated, one of the drones becomes a missile and rushes to its target. | :When activated, one of the drones becomes a missile and rushes to its target. | ||
:With the blast, the missile damages the enemies and restores hulls of nearby allies. | :With the blast, the missile damages the enemies and restores hulls of nearby allies. | ||
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*'''Drone: weapon range:''' 2000 m. | *'''Drone: weapon range:''' 2000 m. | ||
*'''Drone: durability:''' 1719/1873/1994/2097/2148/2165 pts. | *'''Drone: durability:''' 1719/1873/1994/2097/2148/2165 pts. | ||
*'''Missile: range:''' | *'''Missile: range:''' 4000 m. | ||
*'''Missile: velocity:''' 1000 m./s. | *'''Missile: velocity:''' 1000 m./s. | ||
*'''Drone activation preparation time:''' 27 s. | *'''Drone activation preparation time:''' 27 s. | ||
Revision as of 14:46, 19 November 2020
Appearance of the ship with special module Scavenger drones
Type: Special module
For ship: Waz'Got 
Description
- Picking up ship debris, the engineer produces drones, attacking the enemy and repairing the ship for 30% of damage they dealt.
- Drone damage depends on the level of the main weapon installed on the ship.
- When activated, one of the drones becomes a missile and rushes to its target.
- With the blast, the missile damages the enemies and restores hulls of nearby allies.
Characteristics
Depend on ship's rank (5-6/7-8/9-10/11-12/13-14/15). Characteristics are shown for 1 drone.
- Drone: DPS (EM): 205/220/232/242/250/255 dmg./s.
- Drone: damage (EM): 176/189/199/207/214/218 dmg.
- Drone: rate of fire: 70 rounds/min
- Drone: weapon range: 2000 m.
- Drone: durability: 1719/1873/1994/2097/2148/2165 pts.
- Missile: range: 4000 m.
- Missile: velocity: 1000 m./s.
- Drone activation preparation time: 27 s.
- Drones production limit: 2 pts.
- Drones: 4 pts.
- Recharge: 5 s.
