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The thargoid pulse neutraliser works in the same way as the [[Shutdown Field Neutraliser|shutdown field neutraliser]], where it has to be fully charged before the shockwave/shutdown field hits you. Unlike the shutdown field neutraliser, this module has a longer charge-up time, and has a higher active distributor draw, and draws power even while it is charging up. This makes timing it with the [[Thargoid Maelstrom|Maelstrom]] shockwave harder, as the time the neutraliser is actually active is usually mere seconds before running out and needing to re-prime. If the neutraliser runs out of charge before the shockwave hits you, your ship will not be protected from the shockwave. | The thargoid pulse neutraliser works in the same way as the [[Shutdown Field Neutraliser|shutdown field neutraliser]], where it has to be fully charged before the shockwave/shutdown field hits you. Unlike the shutdown field neutraliser, this module has a longer charge-up time, and has a higher active distributor draw, and draws power even while it is charging up. This makes timing it with the [[Thargoid Maelstrom|Maelstrom]] shockwave harder, as the time the neutraliser is actually active is usually mere seconds before running out and needing to re-prime. If the neutraliser runs out of charge before the shockwave hits you, your ship will not be protected from the shockwave. | ||
If the thargoid pulse neutraliser is timed properly, the user's ship will start generating | It is possible to encounter more than one shockwave on the way towards the core of the maelstrom, where each should be countered using the Thargoid Pulse Neutraliser. | ||
If the thargoid pulse neutraliser is timed properly, the user's ship will start generating heat, possibly capable of getting a ship's heat levels above 300%, causing significant module damage. This damage can be mitigated with the use of [[Heatsink Launcher|heatsink launchers]]. The amount of heat generated seems to vary and may be as low as 25% rise. | |||
== Specifications == | == Specifications == | ||