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* Damage multipler: How effective the weapon is against a given type of defense. | * Damage multipler: How effective the weapon is against a given type of defense. | ||
− | Many weapons come in multiple sizes. Larger sizes have {{red|lower}} {{iconify|tracking}}, but {{green|greater}} {{iconify|weapons range}} and high raw damage while smaller sizes conversely have {{green|higher}} {{iconify|tracking}} and {{green|higher}} {{iconify| | + | Many weapons come in multiple sizes. Larger sizes have {{red|lower}} {{iconify|tracking}}, but {{green|greater}} {{iconify|weapons range}} and high raw damage while smaller sizes conversely have {{green|higher}} {{iconify|tracking}} and {{green|higher}} {{iconify|accuracy}} but {{red|lesser}} {{iconify|weapons range}} and low raw damage. Compared to a {{icon|slot s}} small weapon, a {{icon|slot l}} large weapon typically has about 50% less {{iconify|tracking}}, 200% more range, and deals about 150% more damage per size. This means that larger weapons are generally more effective against larger, slower ships, and smaller weapons are more effective against smaller, faster ships. |
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