Difference between revisions of "Electronic Understanding"
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* Allows [[Mind Jab]], [[Psionic Blast]] and [[Wind warrior]] to damage [[:Category:Robots|Robots]] to some extent. | * Allows [[Mind Jab]], [[Psionic Blast]] and [[Wind warrior]] to damage [[:Category:Robots|Robots]] to some extent. | ||
| + | * This skill is not properly coded for skill points yet. The following will be true when it is. | ||
* [[:Category:Electronic Robots|Electronic Robots]] take 50 + 5*S% of the original damage, where S is the number of skill points invested. | * [[:Category:Electronic Robots|Electronic Robots]] take 50 + 5*S% of the original damage, where S is the number of skill points invested. | ||
* [[:Category:Positronic Robots|Positronic Robots]] take 10 + S% of the original damage. | * [[:Category:Positronic Robots|Positronic Robots]] take 10 + S% of the original damage. | ||
* Prior to the introduction of skill points, damage was 100% to Electronic Robots, and none to Positronic ones. | * Prior to the introduction of skill points, damage was 100% to Electronic Robots, and none to Positronic ones. | ||
Revision as of 04:17, 9 March 2010
Go to Psion Skills (level 11 skill, trained at the Training Room)
Electronic Understanding
Robots don't really have minds, so your mind-affecting skills wouldn't normally work on them. Electronic understanding allows you to tap into the mind equivalent in electronic machines. However, you still won't be able to find a "mind" in the more advanced positronic machinery.
Notes
- Allows Mind Jab, Psionic Blast and Wind warrior to damage Robots to some extent.
- This skill is not properly coded for skill points yet. The following will be true when it is.
- Electronic Robots take 50 + 5*S% of the original damage, where S is the number of skill points invested.
- Positronic Robots take 10 + S% of the original damage.
- Prior to the introduction of skill points, damage was 100% to Electronic Robots, and none to Positronic ones.
