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| Function = Deals four pulses of 50 damage. Aftershocks talent adds one pulse for a total of 250. Pulse grenades have no damage falloff. | | Function = Deals four pulses of 50 damage. Aftershocks talent adds one pulse for a total of 250. Pulse grenades have no damage falloff. | ||
| Description = A grenade that periodically damages enemies inside its explosion radius. | | Description = A grenade that periodically damages enemies inside its explosion radius. | ||
| − | | Key Bind = L1 | + | | Key Bind = L1 or LB |
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Latest revision as of 02:46, 19 September 2017
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| Pulse Grenade (Striker) | |
|---|---|
| Information | |
| Class | Titan |
| Subclass | Striker |
| Type | Grenade |
| Damage | 200 (50x4) |
| Radius | 5m |
| Prerequisite | Flashbang Grenade |
| Next | Lightning Grenade |
| Function | Deals four pulses of 50 damage. Aftershocks talent adds one pulse for a total of 250. Pulse grenades have no damage falloff. |
| Description | A grenade that periodically damages enemies inside its explosion radius. |
| Key Bind | L1 or LB |
Pulse Grenade is a grenade used by Striker. It sends out damaging waves for a short duration. Pulse Grenade can be used to defend strategic positions in PvP and damage bosses in PvE.
Tips and Tricks
- Pulse Grenade is useful for obstructing narrow pathways. They are not as effective in wide-open spaces where enemies can avoid the AoE field.
- Only the initial Pulse of the Grenade can hurt the thrower, feel free to move though the grenade after the initial pulse because successive pulses deal no damage to the thrower.
