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==How Destabilizers, Vampires, and Neutralizer Drones Work==
==How Destabilizers, Vampires, and Neutralizer Drones Work==
TL;DR skip this section if you don't care about the details


===General Principles===
===General Principles===
Capacitor Warfare can only be understood if you first understand capacitors.  Shield tankers are a step ahead as capacitors and shield act and recharge in virtually identical manners.


===Energy Destabilizers===
===Energy Destabilizers===
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===Energy Vampires===
===Energy Vampires===


The vampires of cap warfare are Nosferatus.  They remove small amounts of cap, but instead of costing your own cap to do this they will actually give you the cap your opponent lost.  Because of the huge potential of being able to hurt a target while helping yourself there are several rather severe limitations on these modules.
The vampires of cap warfare are Energy Vampires - ie the assortment of Nosferatus (Nos).  They remove small amounts of cap, but instead of costing your own cap to do this they will actually give you the cap your opponent lost.  Because of the huge potential of being able to hurt a target while helping yourself there are several rather severe limitations on these modules.
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*Energy Vampires - ie the assortment of Nosferatus (Nos)
*Strengths
**Strengths
**Amount of cap removed from the target is transferred to you
***Amount of cap removed from the target is transferred to you
**Quick cycle time
***Quick cycle time
*Weaknesses
**Weaknesses
**Only transfers cap when your PERCENTAGE of capacitor is below the percentage of the targets capacitor
***Only transfers cap when your PERCENTAGE of capacitor is below the percentage of the targets capacitor
**Transfers small portions of capacitor
***Transfers small portions of capacitor
**Short ranges though increasing with module size
***Short ranges though increasing with module size


Here is screenshot of the attributes of the meta 0 heavy nos:
Here is screenshot of the attributes of the meta 0 heavy nos: