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Pulse gun
The pulse gun is a fairly simple weapon that fires a short burst of energy. It is quick to recharge, but is not very powerful. One is fitted to your ship as standard.
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Ion cannon
The Ion cannon delivers a slight bigger punch than the pulse gun. It is slightly slower to recharge than the pulse gun, and uses more energy.
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Missile launcher
Missiles are fairly powerful weapons, but slow to start off and reload.
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Seeker launcher
Seeker missiles are very powerful, and will look for the nearest enemy to you. They are fairly slow to reload, but have a reasonably long life span.
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Mine layer
Mines are the most powerful weapon, and can be used to evade enemies that are following you. They have a short life span.
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Weapons cooling system
Whenever weapons are fired, heat is produced which must be removed. Upgrading your weapons cooling system will allow you to fire for longer without your weapons overheating.
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Move weapon
If you need to move a weapon, you can spend some credits getting it moved. This is a lot cheaper than selling and buying the same weapon in order to move it.
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Sell weapon
If your current weapon is not good enough, you can sell it and buy a different weapon. You will get half the cost of a new weapon for your old one.
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Low-yield energy bomb
Activating a low-yield energy bomb causes damage to all enemy ships in your vicinity. Once used, it is exhausted, and a new one must be purchased. Note that you can only carry one low-yield energy bomb.
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High-yield energy bomb
Similar to a low-yield energy bomb, this causes more damage to all enemy ships in your vicinity. Once used, it is exhausted, and a new one must be purchased. Note that you can only carry one high-yield energy bomb.
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Return to shop menu
Selecting this will return you to the shop menu.
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Note that if you select to buy, move or sell a weapon, then you will be taken to the weapon location menu