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**The force field will be sustained for a while and can be used to amplify other beams. | **The force field will be sustained for a while and can be used to amplify other beams. | ||
*Each beam has separate hits. Any target within the range of both will take double damage due to double hits. | *Each beam has separate hits. Any target within the range of both will take double damage due to double hits. | ||
*When using Amplify or Spectrum mode, the effects of the fields are not applied to the beams until they pass through the force fields, so it is recommended that you distance yourself accordingly. In | *When using Amplify or Spectrum mode, the effects of the fields are not applied to the beams until they pass through the force fields, so it is recommended that you distance yourself accordingly. In Reactive or Fusion mode, more damage is dealt at point-blank range. | ||
**When using Linear Divider in | **When using Linear Divider in Reactive or Fusion mode, the hitbox appears to start from behind Eve; face away from your targets at point-blank range for maximum damage. This is only recommended on super armored targets that won't be pushed away by the beams and out of range. | ||
*Using this skill on a super armored target at point-blank range limits your damage potential substantially. | *Using this skill on a super armored target at point-blank range limits your damage potential substantially. | ||
*The beams are about 40 degrees apart. Spectrum [[Giga Stream]]'s top and bottom beams are about 20 degrees apart. | *The beams are about 40 degrees apart. Spectrum [[Giga Stream]]'s top and bottom beams are about 20 degrees apart. | ||