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The '''EnergyGun''' is a part that fires powerful bursts of energy. Unlike the [[Gun |
The '''EnergyGun''' is a part that fires powerful bursts of energy. Unlike the [[Gun]], it doesn't require ammunition ([[Iron]]), instead requiring a source of power to shoot. |
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Similar to the gun, it fires hitscan projectiles, which instantly hits targets regardless of distance. |
Similar to the gun, it fires hitscan projectiles, which instantly hits targets regardless of distance. |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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The '''EnergyGun''' is used in large weapons though it can be used in small weapons. The [[Gun |
The '''EnergyGun''' is used in large weapons though it can be used in small weapons. The [[Gun]] is suited for smaller weapons due to its damage being unaffected by its size. |
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[[Category:Parts]] |
[[Category:Parts]] |
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