Neutrino
Neutrino
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Presentation of the weapon
Its damage is low and a relative vulnerability is of little interest at low level. On the other hand, you will finally be able to effectively help the other 301 leeks boosted in strength of your Team compositions via this weapon, by multiplying the damage that your allies can do. Thus you will regain the respect that is due to you.
Indeed, its second effect, the Relative Vulnerability, reduces the relative shield by 10 points for 1 turn. (cumulative) The next damage on the target will then be amplified by a multiplicative factor of 0.1, each time this weapon is used.
Relative Vulnerability is simply a negative relative shield calculated based on the classic Resistance formula. FinalDamage = BasicDamage * (1 - RelativeShield / 100) - AbsoluteShield
Take a look at the Tutorial by level Level 12 for more information.
Damage per TP: 7.5 to 8.75 (not taking vulnerability into account)
Investigation
- How it works ?
- The electric arcs generated by the weapon allow an acceleration corridor of the Neutrinos to send them into the face of your enemies. The problem is that neutrinos are very difficult to observe because they hardly interact with matter. It is necessary to build underground observatories, far from any disturbance, to be able to detect a few neutrinos per day. So this weapon was built purely on a scientific theory without being able to easily verify how it works. Indeed, the Sun emits an enormous quantity of neutrinos. Thus, billions of solar neutrinos pass through our body every second, but do not interact with it in any way. This is the reason why this weapon does little damage. Scientific colleagues are still fighting among themselves as to why this generates relative vulnerability. There are indeed three possible origins of the Neutrino: the Electronic neutrino, the Muonic Neutrino and the Tau Neutrino). It is also possible that the Neutrino is a Tachyon, a particle imagined by Gerald Feinberg in 1967, which moves faster than light while respecting the postulates of special relativity. Based on the Lorentz invariance, a particle of non-zero mass cannot have a speed greater than or equal to that of light in vacuum, inducing the theory of relativity and the current standard model. However, in the laboratory, its evaluated speed is 299,799.9 ± 1.2 km/s, i.e. 7.4 km/s more than the speed of light, but with the uncertainty, it is also possible that the photon remains the fastest. Currently the Neutrino is classified in the family of Leptons, one of the sub-families of Fermions. A lepton is an elementary particle of spin 1⁄2 which is not sensitive to the strong interaction. In addition to neutrinos created by nuclear reactions in the Sun and those from beta decay in nuclear power plants, leeks physicists also study neutrinos created in particle accelerators (as in the experiments K2K and CNGS/OPERA). It was originally one of my friends who wanted to build a particle accelerator in his living room. The bugger arrived there. But since he didn't know what to do with it, he passed it on to the soldiers. [...]
- I didn't understand...
- Like all Weapons, you press there and you repeat the operation until there are no more enemies.
- There, I understood and for the name?
- The military did not understand more than you but they liked the name of the particle.
- I understand this weapon slaps with such a name.
- Miss, you have in front of you one of the most scientifically advanced weapons, whose existence was still a crazy bet 5 years ago. And those military badgers made it a low level weapon to give to new recruits... At least you know what an arithmetic progression? This weapon has the potential to