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Originally Posted by tenkari
3 and 4 i knew just by looking at the tooltips, as as far as i know theres no way to specifically resist electricity you can only do so with general damage resistance buffs... 5 i kind of figured, but without any points in particle generators i guess it's just really hard to notice the increase from the boosters since its not a large number increase.
as for the consoles i might have to sacrifice those, as my ships rather squeezed for consoles, are there any space sets that boost Particle Generators in the Deflector?
I thought they might crit, but was unsure about that. thouh i'll have to remember the 5km limit to jumps to get the best effect out of it.
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Well, don't feel like it's necessary to use particle gen consoles, I just wanted to mention it.
And so far as I know, Honor Guard and Omega Force Deflectors both give Particle Gens. However, any generic Tachyon Deflector (I think tachyon) will also buff Particle gens. If not, than maybe Graviton ones.
Gravity wells are your friend with it though, because there's no worry since everything will be bunched up. And on top of that, it can still jump from a dead (but unexploded) ship. 5 km is also good to keep in mind if going against Klingon NPCs, because any Negh'vars you fight can use it as well.
Anyways, yes, I have seen it critical, and no, no screenshots. But it can get up that high some times.
Oh yes, something I forgot earlier, for Klingon players, is that if you use Plasmonic leech, use Iso will make Leech work as well.