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faction:nepleslia:weapons:fireball_positron_cannon [2018/06/15 06:31] – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation 78.46.128.204faction:nepleslia:weapons:fireball_positron_cannon [2018/07/23 21:25] – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation frostjaeger
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-Based off the highly-successful [[nepleslia:massed positron array|Massed Positron Array]], the Fireball is a much larger weapon.  It was intended to be a partial replacement for the [[faction:nepleslia:weapons:plasma_lance_cannon]] on warship classes where a heavier armament was desirable.  The Fireball could also be used to replace remaining aether shock arrays present within existing Nepleslian designs.+Based off the highly-successful [[faction:nepleslia:weapons:massed_positron_array|Massed Positron Array]], the Fireball is a much larger weapon.  It was intended to be a partial replacement for the [[faction:nepleslia:weapons:plasma_lance_cannon]] on warship classes where a heavier armament was desirable.  The Fireball could also be used to replace remaining aether shock arrays present within existing Nepleslian designs.
  
 Development time for the Fireball was extraordinarily swift.  All of the design work was completed within a day as much of it was a simple upscaling of the existing positron arrays.  The antimatter generators for the system required minor modifications to accept an increased power input.  Within 48 hours, five prototypes had been constructed for weapons testing. Development time for the Fireball was extraordinarily swift.  All of the design work was completed within a day as much of it was a simple upscaling of the existing positron arrays.  The antimatter generators for the system required minor modifications to accept an increased power input.  Within 48 hours, five prototypes had been constructed for weapons testing.

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