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** Another option is to detonate a {{favilink|stasis grenade}} or use a {{favilink|stasis projector}} to create a {{favilink|stasis field}} around yourself before the nuke explodes, making you (and anything else caught in the field) immune to damage. Notably, this option also prevents [[damage reflection]] from hurting you. | ** Another option is to detonate a {{favilink|stasis grenade}} or use a {{favilink|stasis projector}} to create a {{favilink|stasis field}} around yourself before the nuke explodes, making you (and anything else caught in the field) immune to damage. Notably, this option also prevents [[damage reflection]] from hurting you. | ||
In higher-level regions, you should also ensure that your {{name|plural}} do not hit enemies with [[damage reflection]], including {{favilink|quartz baboon|plural}} and {{favilink|mirror bug|plural}} | === Avoiding damage reflection === | ||
In higher-level regions, you should also ensure that your {{name|plural}} do not hit enemies with [[damage reflection]], including {{favilink|quartz baboon|plural}} and {{favilink|mirror bug|plural}}. Mirror bugs are particularly dangerous, as they are fragile and reflect 100% of their damage back at the attacker. A misplaced nuke hitting a mirror bug can easily reflect several thousand points of damage back at the player. | |||
It is possible to avoid damage reflection from creatures hit by your {{name|plural}} by placing a stasis field around yourself before the nuke detonates. | |||
== Visual Demo == | == Visual Demo == | ||