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 ====== Armada 1 Holo-Emitter ======
-The Holo-Emitter is a special weapon of the game [[..:star_trek_-_armada_1|Star Trek: Armada]]. It temporarily turns all opposing ships in the vicinity to friendly ships, target wise. That means, when casting this special weapon you cannot control affected ships, but opposing ships will consider them targets. So an opposing unit or station is on red alert, such an affected ship will be fired upon. If the player sets the surrounding units to yellow alert, they will not fire on the affected ships. While only lasting a rather short time, this cast can rig havoc on large groups of affected ships, because if they are on red alert, they will begin immediately to fire on one another. Only if the player switches them to yellow alert, he might have a chance of stopping the unfolding destruction. This is however specifically difficult, if these units are not selected at the moment. One side-effect of the Holo-Emitter is that the affected ships cannot be selected by control groups. So for an unprepared opponent this can be a serious blow. It is researched at the [[tal_shiar_facility|Tal Shiar Facility]]. The Holo-Emitter's effect looks like this:
+The //Holo-Emitter// is a special weapon of the game [[..:star_trek_-_armada_1|Star Trek: Armada]]. It temporarily turns all opposing ships in the vicinity to friendly ships, target wise. That means, when casting this special weapon opponents cannot control the affected ships. They will begin firing on one another. But opposing ships will consider them targets, still. So while an opposing unit or station is on red alert, such an affected ship will be fired upon. If the player sets the surrounding units to yellow alert, they will not fire on the affected ships. While only lasting a rather short time, this cast can rig havoc on large groups of affected ships, because if they are on red alert, they will begin immediately to fire on one another. Only if the player switches them to yellow alert, he might have a chance of stopping the unfolding destruction. This is however specifically difficult, if these units are not selected at the moment. One side-effect of the //Holo-Emitter// is that the affected ships cannot be selected by control groups. So for an unprepared opponent this can be a serious blow. It is researched at the [[tal_shiar_facility|Tal Shiar Facility]]. The //Holo-Emitter//'s effect looks like this:
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-The Holo-Emitter also affects cloaked ships. But it does not decloak them, which makes it ineffective when the ships are not being decloaked before the effect wears off. In this case you will not get any indication of the Holo-Emitter having an effect.
+The //Holo-Emitter// also affects cloaked ships. But it does not decloak them, which makes it ineffective when the ships are not being decloaked before the effect wears off. In this case you will not get any indication of the //Holo-Emitter// having an effect.
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 An active [[corbomite_reflector|Corbomite Reflector]] has no effect on this special weapon. Neither does the [[shield_remodulation|Shield Remodulation]]. The [[phase_cloak|Phase Cloak]] does protect from it entirely (in contrast to the conventional cloak).
-There are claims out there, that during an active Holo Emitter effect, the affected ships were able to beam-in onto the casing [[Shadow]] class vessel. This could not be reproduced in version 1.2 of the game.
+There are claims out there, that during an active //Holo-Emitter// effect, the affected ships were able to beam-in onto the casting [[Shadow]] class vessel. This could not be reproduced in version 1.2 of the game.
-Another yet untested one is that the effect cast onto a ship that is currently in count-down for self-destruct has a big chance of crashing the game.
+Another yet untested one is that the effect cast onto a ship that is currently in count-down for [[Self-Destruct]] has a big chance of crashing the game.
-What has been observed, is a redirected effect of the [[Fek'lhr]]'s [[Death Chant]]: When a Fek'lhr casts Death Chant while it is under the effect of Holo Emitter, its boost is not applied to the allied ship of that Fek'lhr, but **onto the opposing ships** in its vicinity. Important: This only happens, when an AI player controls the Fek'lhr. As a human you cannot reproduce this phenomenon (alone), as a human player cannot use Death Chant while affected by Holo Emitter. The AI on the other hand can cast Death Chant anyway, with the described effect.
+What has been observed, is a redirected effect of the [[Fek'lhr]]'s [[Death Chant]]: When a //Fek'lhr// casts //Death Chant// while it is under the effect of //Holo-Emitter//, its boost is not applied to the allied ships of that //Fek'lhr//, but **onto the opposing ships** in its vicinity. Important: This only happens, when an AI player controls the //Fek'lhr//. As a human you cannot reproduce this phenomenon (alone), as a human player cannot use //Death Chant// while affected by //Holo-Emitter//. The AI on the other hand can cast //Death Chant// anyway, with the described effect.
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