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== Advantages == | ==Advantages & Disadvantages== | ||
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===Advantages=== | |||
* Electrical damage bypasses [[AV]] and [[DV]], making the mutation useful for killing well armored or evasive targets. | * Electrical damage bypasses [[AV]] and [[DV]], making the mutation useful for killing well armored or evasive targets. | ||
* Electricity will arc through multiple enemies, allowing for decent multi-target damage. | * Electricity will arc through multiple enemies, allowing for decent multi-target damage. | ||
* At higher levels, gives an option for quick burst damage. | * At higher levels, gives an option for quick burst damage. | ||
== Disadvantages == | ===Disadvantages=== | ||
* Has terrible synergy with [[Electromagnetic Impulse]]. | |||
* Has terrible synergy with [[Electromagnetic Impulse | |||
* All charges must be used at the same time. | * All charges must be used at the same time. | ||
* While the recharge time is reduced at higher levels, it is not affected by [[Willpower]]. | * While the recharge time is reduced at higher levels, it is not affected by [[Willpower]]. | ||
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