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Fixed the Short Circuit creating its firing effects when being deployed.

Added No longer gain metal from Dispensers when active.

Updated the Short Circuit to use the Engineer's melee taunt.

Fixed the Short Circuit particles not always being removed on player death.

Consumes 15 metal per projectile destroyed.

Players and Buildings are only targeted if in range and in front of attacking player.

Ammunition cost has been lowered to 5 metal per attack.

Updated the Short Circuit description to match the updated gameplay.

Fixed attack arcing to nearby teammates as if they were enemies.

The Short Circuit's muzzle now emits a spark effect when fired.

Ammo cost increased to -36 metal when an attack does not destroy a projectile or hit a player.

Ammo cost of firing reduced to -18 metal.

Ammo cost reduced when an attack destroys a projectile.

Fixed not incrementing the "How the Pests Was Gunned" achievement for destroyed stickies.

Fixed projectiles not being cleared if they were blocked by buildings or other projectiles.

The Short Circuit now makes robotic noises when moved around in the backpack.

The Short Circuit was added to the crafting blueprint for the Pomson 6000.

Fixed the Short Circuit being hidden when the Engineer taunts.

Fixed the Short Circuit attacking friendly projectiles.

The Short Circuit was added to the game.

The kill icon for the Short Circuit was contributed by Ani. The Short Circuit was awarded in Genuine quality to players who pre-ordered Deus Ex: Human Revolution on Steam before August 26, 2011. Like backstabs and headshots, there is a 25% chance that opponents will perform a specific disintegration animation if killed in this way.

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Both primary and secondary fire only deal insignificant damage to enemy buildings, cannot operate underwater, and are unable to deal full critical hits through any means other than against stunned Merasmus.Įnemies killed by the Short Circuit's primary or secondary fire suffer a distinctive death by vaporization: they turn black, hover in mid-air while surrounded by team-colored particles, and then disappear into ashes while a loud, distinct vaporization sound plays. When the Short Circuit is the active weapon, the Engineer cannot move buildings. If the player uses the secondary fire while looking at the ground whilst in point blank distance with an enemy, the Engineer can perform a blast jump almost equal in power to a rocket jump. If the energy orb hit the opposite team's orb, both energy orbs will be destroyed.

Similar to many other projectiles, Pyros can reflect the energy orbs. If the player has less than 65 metal, secondary fire will not work. Each hit dealing 15 damage along with briefly stunning and the first victim usually being dealt 35 damage. Unlike most projectiles, the energy orb has limited range and can hit targets multiple times. Each shot costs 65 metal and has a 0.5 second delay between each shot.

Secondary fire fires an orb of electricity that slowly travels forward and destroys all enemy projectiles (with the exception of syringes, the Righteous Bison, and the Pomson 6000) in its path. Despite its looks, the burst only deals damage at point blank and becomes harmless at range. Primary fire unleashes a short-ranged burst of electrical energy at the same rate as the Pistol, which deals 10 damage to enemies at the expense of 5 metal. The Short Circuit does not require reloading and instead draws ammunition directly from the Engineer's metal supply. The weapon replaces the Engineer's right hand, but unlike the Gunslinger, the Short Circuit will only appear on the player model if it's the current active weapon. Two orange and grey shell-like pieces extended out over the base and part of the rubber sealing, appearing to be parts of the Engineer's rubber glove. It is a futuristic electrical device consisting of two probes and rubber sealing, with two large, thick yellow cables extending from a black base piece, connected to a clamp bolted shut over one of the probes. The Short Circuit is a community-created promotional secondary weapon for the Engineer.