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''"It seems counterintuitive, but the science of microscopically small constructions is what enables the creation of vast, even galaxy-spanning mechanisms. The ability to control individual molecules enables astronomical stability."'' | ''"It seems counterintuitive, but the science of microscopically small constructions is what enables the creation of vast, even galaxy-spanning mechanisms. The ability to control individual molecules enables astronomical stability."'' | ||
[[Category:Handguns (Remnant II)]] [[Category:ACID Handguns (Remnant II)]] [[Category:CORRODED Handguns (Remnant II)]] [[Category:Special Handguns (Remnant II)]] [[Category:Handguns (Base Game, Remnant II)]] | [[Category:Handguns (Remnant II)]] [[Category:ACID Handguns (Remnant II)]] [[Category:CORRODED Handguns (Remnant II)]] [[Category:Handgun Firearms (Remnant II)]] [[Category:Special Handguns (Remnant II)]] [[Category:Handguns (Base Game, Remnant II)]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:46, 11 June 2024
Fires a stream of superhot ACID gas which applies the CORRODED effect, dealing 360 CORROSIVE Damage over 15 seconds. Killing targets CORRODED by Nebula spawns a gas cloud which applies its on-hit effect. Gas clouds lasts 2 seconds and can be refreshed.
Crafted from Spiced Bile by McCabe at Ward 13.
| Damage | 12 at Level 0, max 36 at Level 10 |
| RPS | 8 |
| Magazine | 55 |
| Accuracy | 19.7% |
| Ideal Range | 8 meters |
| Falloff Range | 8 meters |
| Max Ammo | 220 |
| Stagger Modifier | -15% |
Nano Swarm
Nebula comes with the Nano Swarm permanent weapon mod:
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Unleash a swarm of Nanomachines that seek after enemies within 20 meters and repeatedly attack dealing 6 ACID damage per hit and applying CORRODED dealing 120 ACID damage over 10 seconds. Lasts 15 seconds.
Mod Power Requirement: 750 |
Lore
What seems like broiling poison gas is actually a cloud of nanites, breaking down all matter within reach at the cellular level.
Don't worry. They're on your side. Probably.
"It seems counterintuitive, but the science of microscopically small constructions is what enables the creation of vast, even galaxy-spanning mechanisms. The ability to control individual molecules enables astronomical stability."