Energy Injection
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The subject matter of this article does not take place in the "real" Half-Life and Portal universe and is considered non-canon. |
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The name of this subject in the original language, Japanese, is "エナジーインジェクション". |
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| Energy Injection | |
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| Technical specifications | |
| Max ammo |
300 |
| Projectile speed |
Hitscan |
| Range |
Medium |
| Usage | |
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| Game information | |
| Entity |
weapon_einjection_mp |
The Energy Injection, also known as the E-Injection, is a purchasable weapon in the Battle Mode of Half-Life 2: Survivor, available to the Medic for 20,000 SG. It was added to the game in the 2.05 update,[1] which was released on December 17, 2008.[2]
Overview[edit]
The Energy Injection has two modes. If the weapon is aimed at a teammate who is within its range, the primary attack can be used to shoot a projectile at that player. This projectile uses 50 points of the weapon's internal charge, and can in turn charge the targeted player's suit for up to 50%. If it is not aimed at a player of the same team or the player is too far, the attack will fail and no ammo will be used, however when aimed at a teammate it fill fire even if that player's suit is already fully charged, thus only wasting weapon's charge.
If the weapon is aimed at an enemy who is within its range, the secondary attack becomes available. With it the player is able to drain the enemy's suit power and charge the weapon. If the weapon's internal charge reaches the maximum amount of 300 points, the secondary attack becomes unusable before the player uses some of the charge on primary attack.
Trivia[edit]
- The Energy Injection has 150 charge points available at the start of each game.
- The availability of each mode is indicated by a blue-colored animated effect to the crosshair. The player will also see the suit charge levels of all the other players when this weapon is equipped.
- Unlike the Recovery Injection, the player is only able to use it on other players and can not charge or discharge his own suit.
- Because of that, this weapon is of limited use in the single mode, as there is no bots in the player's team, and after draining 150 of the enemy suit charge the player will find himself unable to use it.
- This weapon's maximal working distance is longer than that of the Recovery Injection.
Gallery[edit]
HUD icon.
Loadout icon.
Worldmodel.
Viewmodel (red team).
In-game view while not aiming at any player..
Ditto, aiming at a teammate. Also showing the maximum working distance.
Ditto, aiming at an enemy.
Primary attack.
Secondary attack.
List of appearances[edit]
- Half-Life 2: Survivor (Non-canonical appearance)
References[edit]
- ↑ Energy Injection on the official Survivor website (archived)
- ↑ Version history on the official Survivor website (archived)
External links[edit]
- Energy Injection on the official Survivor website (archived)
- Energy Injection on the Survivor wiki
