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− | | name = Smokepop pack | + | |name = Smokepop pack |
− | | image = | + | |image = SmokepopBelt.png|Smokepop pack |
− | | description = A defensive smokescreen. When activated, it will release a cloud of smoke, obscuring incoming shots and preventing turrets from locking on. | + | |description = A defensive smokescreen. When activated, it will release a cloud of smoke, obscuring incoming shots and preventing turrets from locking on. |
− | | type = Gear | + | |type = Gear |
− | | type2 = Utility | + | |type2 = Utility |
− | + | |hp = 100 | |
− | | hp = 100 | + | |marketvalue = 166 |
− | | marketvalue = 166 | + | |mass base = 3 |
− | | mass base = 3 | ||
| production facility 1 = Machining table | | production facility 1 = Machining table | ||
− | + | |work to make = 1200 | |
− | | work to make = 1200 | + | |resource 1 = Steel |
− | | resource 1 = Steel | + | |resource 1 amount = 20 |
− | | resource 1 amount = 20 | + | |resource 2 = Component |
− | | resource 2 = Component | + | |resource 2 amount = 1 |
− | | resource 2 amount = 1 | + | |resource 3 = Chemfuel |
− | | resource 3 = Chemfuel | + | |resource 3 amount = 40 |
− | | resource 3 amount = 40 | ||
| skill 1 = Crafting | | skill 1 = Crafting | ||
| skill 1 level = 3 | | skill 1 level = 3 | ||
− | + | |coverage = Waist | |
− | + | |layer = Belt | |
− | | coverage = Waist | + | |thingCategories = ApparelUtility |
− | | layer = Belt | + | |tags = BeltDefensePop |
− | | thingCategories = ApparelUtility | ||
− | | tags = BeltDefensePop | ||
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}} | }} | ||
− | The '''smokepop pack''' is a reusable | + | The '''smokepop pack''' is a reusable defensive device that releases a cloud of [[smoke]] on command. It can be activated 3 times before needing to be reloaded for 10 [[chemfuel]]. Unlike the [[jump pack]], which uses 20 chemfuel per charge restored, reloading smokepop packs always costs 10 chemfuel even if there are charges left. Because of this, it is more efficient to spend all charges before reloading. |
− | + | The smoke reduces hit chance by 70% for any projectile that paths through smoke. Shooters will still be affected by smoke even when neither them nor the targets are standing in it, if there is smoke in between. The smoke also prevents [[turret]]s from locking onto targets. It dissipates after around 30 seconds. | |
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− | + | It does not affect melee hit or dodge chances. | |
+ | ==Acquisition== | ||
+ | The smokepop pack is crafted at the [[machining table]] by pawns with 3 crafting and above with 20 [[Steel]] + 1 [[Component]] + 40 [[Chemfuel]]. | ||
− | == | + | == Analysis== |
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− | + | It is a useful item for melee-based tactics, with the smoke giving melee colonists the chance to move in, though you will want to equip most of your colonists with the [[shield belt]] instead, which gives more solid protection on top of the smoke. However, if your attack force is mostly or completely comprised of brawlers or trained animals, a smokescreen deployed in the middle of a fight can protect your pawns from numerous enemy gunners better. Shield belts can significantly reduce or eliminate damage from few incompetent shooters, but they become useless if quickly destroyed by concentrated fire or [[EMP grenades|EMP explosions]]. A smokescreen covering the whole crowd can potentially prevent more damage by making a lot of enemy shots miss and allowing your shields to recharge, especially if outnumbered by somewhat skilled shooters with high-damage weapons. A good offensive tactic - [[Defense_tactics#Animals|combat-trained animals]] will take the first hits and force some gunners into melee, a pawn will rush in with them and cover the area with smoke followed by shielded allies, and everyone can enjoy combined ranged protection of smoke and shields. This tactic can be very effective against tight groups of enemies with few or no brawlers of their own and can devastate [[Raider#Siege|sieges]], but it is only relevant if you rely heavily on melee fighters, as covering enemies with smoke also greatly reduces effectiveness of your own gunners. For obvious reasons, smokescreens are useless when [[Defense_tactics#Melee_blocking|defending]] against all-melee raids or manhunter packs and should be swapped for shields to protect against potential friendly fire. You can also use the enemy's own packs to your advantage. | |
− | + | Smokepop packs can be used to neutralize turrets by placing a smokescreen in line of sight or directly on top of a turret, allowing other pawns to safely destroy it, hit it with EMP weapons, or handle other threats. | |
− | + | Ranged colonists don't synergize well with smoke while attacking, as it reduces their accuracy as well. It should not be used offensively when many other friendly gunners are nearby; rather, it should be used to cover ranged colonists so they can move out of a position under relative safety. | |
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+ | == Quality Table == | ||
On explosion, the smokepop pack covers an area with smoke. The radius depends on the quality of the pack. | On explosion, the smokepop pack covers an area with smoke. The radius depends on the quality of the pack. | ||
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!Market Value | !Market Value | ||
− | | {{Market Value | + | |{{#expr: {{Market Value|{{P|Market Value Base}}*0.5}} }}{{icon|silver}} |
− | | {{Market Value | + | |{{#expr: {{Market Value|{{P|Market Value Base}}*0.75}} }}{{icon|silver}} |
− | | {{Market Value | + | |{{#expr: {{Market Value|{{P|Market Value Base}}}} }}{{icon|silver}} |
− | | {{Market Value | + | |{{#ifexpr: {{Market Value|{{P|Market Value Base}}*1.25}}>{{P|Market Value Base}}+500 |{{#expr:{{P|Market Value Base}}+500 }}| {{Market Value|{{P|Market Value Base}}*1.25}}}} {{icon|silver}} |
− | | {{Market Value | + | |{{#ifexpr: {{Market Value|{{P|Market Value Base}}*1.50}}>{{P|Market Value Base}}+1000|{{#expr:{{P|Market Value Base}}+1000}}| {{Market Value|{{P|Market Value Base}}*1.50}}}}{{icon|silver}} |
− | | {{Market Value | + | |{{#ifexpr: {{Market Value|{{P|Market Value Base}}*2.50}}>{{P|Market Value Base}}+2000|{{#expr:{{P|Market Value Base}}+2000}}| {{Market Value|{{P|Market Value Base}}*2.50}}}}{{icon|silver}} |
− | | {{Market Value | + | |{{#ifexpr: {{Market Value|{{P|Market Value Base}}*5.00}}>{{P|Market Value Base}}+3000|{{#expr:{{P|Market Value Base}}+3000}}| {{Market Value|{{P|Market Value Base}}*5.00}}}}{{icon|silver}} |
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− | == | + | == Version History == |
− | + | *1.2 - renamed to the smokepop pack from smokepop belt, now has 3 charges and can be triggered manually instead of automatically triggering when hit by a projectile. | |
+ | * [[Version/1.2.2753|1.2.2753]] - AI will now only deploy an NPC's Smokepop pack if the offending attacker is hostile. This prevents friendly-fire from activating an NPC's Smokepop | ||
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{{nav|utility|wide}} | {{nav|utility|wide}} | ||
[[Category:Utility]] | [[Category:Utility]] |