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Removing a swarm rack from a hostile {{favilink|Chrome Pyramid}} or {{favilink|swarm turret}} requires significant caution, due to the high damage output of the swarm rack itself. Raising [[reputation]] with [[robots]] above -250 will make them non-hostile by default. Alternatively, [[EMP grenades]] will disable them temporarily, including the force field on a Pyramid. | Removing a swarm rack from a hostile {{favilink|Chrome Pyramid}} or {{favilink|swarm turret}} requires significant caution, due to the high damage output of the swarm rack itself. Raising [[reputation]] with [[robots]] above -250 will make them non-hostile by default. Alternatively, [[EMP grenades]] will disable them temporarily, including the force field on a Pyramid. | ||
{{favilink|Chrome Pyramid|plural}} are more dangerous than {{favilink|swarm turret|plural}}, and possess a force field which must be dealt with (via EMP, [[normality]], a {{favilink|force modulator}}, or other method) in order to remove their swarm rack. However, they are more easily found on the surface in the {{favilink| | {{favilink|Chrome Pyramid|plural}} are more dangerous than {{favilink|swarm turret|plural}}, and possess a force field which must be dealt with (via EMP, [[normality]], a {{favilink|force modulator}}, or other method) in order to remove their swarm rack. However, they are more easily found on the surface in the {{favilink|Moon Stair}} (whereas the turrets are only found deep underground). | ||
Ways to remove the swarm rack include: | Ways to remove the swarm rack include: | ||