Difference between revisions of "Ancient Dragon Mode Device"
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| − | It requires 2,000 energy and charges at 50.0 energy/second. When the device activates it creates a exploding effect changes the ship into an "Ancient Dragon Form". Whilst in this form it has 75% resists to heat and 50% resists to everything else (including transference), +50% Shields and access to 2 more devices ([[Dragon Life]] and [[Kelvin Dragon Breath Device Device]]). This transformation lasts when the [[Dragon Life]] has finished charging then it will change back into the original ship with the exploding effect. | + | It requires 2,000 energy and charges at 50.0 energy/second. When the device activates it creates a exploding effect changes the ship into an "Ancient Dragon Form". Whilst in this form it has 75% resists to heat and 50% resists to everything else (including transference), +50% Shields, decreases speed by 33% and access to 2 more devices ([[Dragon Life]] and [[Kelvin Dragon Breath Device Device]]). This transformation lasts when the [[Dragon Life]] has finished charging then it will change back into the original ship with the exploding effect. |
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Revision as of 00:22, 8 October 2011
The Ancient Dragon Mode is a device that is inbuilt onto the Kelvin and Kelvin+.
It requires 2,000 energy and charges at 50.0 energy/second. When the device activates it creates a exploding effect changes the ship into an "Ancient Dragon Form". Whilst in this form it has 75% resists to heat and 50% resists to everything else (including transference), +50% Shields, decreases speed by 33% and access to 2 more devices (Dragon Life and Kelvin Dragon Breath Device Device). This transformation lasts when the Dragon Life has finished charging then it will change back into the original ship with the exploding effect.
