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| − | [[Image:Cruise_Disruptors.jpg|frame|right|Cruise Disruptor]] | |
| − | [[Image:Missiles.jpg|frame|right|Cruise Disruptor Missile]]
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| − | Projectiles designed to throw ships out of ''cruise'' are called '''cruise disruptors'''. They come in the form of a very light and agile tracking missile, which generates a very specific electromagnetic field upon detonation, overloading and effectively powering down the standard propulsion systems of any ships in the vicinity. Modern ships automatically reset the engine power supply controls and re-route remaining power to basic engines, forcing the affected ship back into impulse speed in order to retain handling.
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| − | This has three major consequences:
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| − | * A ship travelling in ''cruise mode'' will be automatically thrown out of it and reduced to impulse speed.
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| − | * A [[Engine Kill|drifting]] ship will cease it's drift and return to impulse speed due to the propulsion system reset reactivating it's basic engines. Engine kill will not respond for 5 seconds.
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| − | * The affected ship will be unable to power up cruise for approximately five seconds after being hit with the disruptor. The disruption field does not affect [[thrusters]], allowing ships some degree of evasive manueverability after being hit.
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| − | The electromagnetic blast of the disruptor is also able to set off proximity sensors on mines, missiles and torpedoes, instantly detonating them before they reach their target. This can be used to great advantage against enemies relying on ammo based weaponry.
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| − | Large ships with engines at the front of the ship have an inherent resistance to disruptors are fired at their rear, since the disruptor blast may not reach the engines. These ships are still susceptible to cruise disruptors that have a large blast radius. Smaller disruptors can also work when the target is hit from the side or the front, since the blast radius may be able to reach the engines.
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| − | ==Cruise Disruptor Launchers==
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| − | !Name!!H dmg!!S dmg!!Refire!!Range!!Speed!!Energy!!Turn Rate!!Expl Range!!Launcher Price!!Ammo Price
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| − | |[[CD88a "Wasp" Cruise Disruptor|Wasp Cruise Disruptor]]||37||19||1.00||2,500 m||717 m/s||0||8.71 rad/s||50 m||$1,980||$50
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| − | |[[CD89b "Hornet" Cruise Disruptor|Hornet Cruise Disruptor]]||159||80||1.00||3,000 m||808 m/s||0||8.71 rad/s||50 m||$82,460||$500
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| − | |[[CD95XT Train Cruise Disruptor|Train Cruise Disruptor]]||140||70||1.00||3,000 m||803 m/s||0||8.71 rad/s||400 m||$164,000||$2,000
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| − | |[[Nomad Heavy Disruptor Bolt]]||140||70||1.00||3,000 m||803 m/s||0||8.71 rad/s||400 m||$164,000||$2,000
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| − | |[[Nomad Cruise Disruptor|Nomad Disruptor]]||155||78||1.00||3,000 m||938 m/s||300||8.71 rad/s||400 m||$178,000||$1,500
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| − | |[[CD98a "Mosquito" Cruise Disruptor|Mosquito Cruise Disruptor]]||255||128||1.00||1,600 m||522 m/s||0||9.71 rad/s||250 m||$192,000||$2,000
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| − | |[[CD98Rc Reinforced Cruise Disruptor|Reinforced Cruise Disruptor]]||210||105||0.67||3,500 m||976 m/s||1,500||8.71 rad/s||550 m||$900,000||$7,000
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| − | {{Equipment navigation}}
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| − | [[Category: Ship Equipment]]
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| − | [[Category: Weapons]]
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