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|<br>The '''Stasis grappler''' is the big brother of normal stasis webifier. It has much greater velocity modifier than the normal webifier.

But unlike stasis webifier the grappler has only 1 km optimal and a 8-12 km falloff range. The strength of applied effect is reduced using same formula as [[Turret ~~mechanics#Hit chance~~|turret]] hit chance. Meaning that at optimal+falloff range the applied slow down is only 50% of the maximum modifier. After optimal+falloff the effect of this module drops very rapidly. The grapplers also have hard limit of Optimal+3×Falloff beyond which the module can not be activated even though it would still have small 0-2% velocity reduction. However, for ships that do not have bonuses to web range, a T2 grappler will always be more effective than a T2 webifier, as it can both apply some slow to targets beyond normal web range, and apply greater slow to targets within normal web range.

But unlike stasis webifier the grappler has only 1 km optimal and a 8-12 km falloff range. The strength of applied effect is reduced using same formula as [[Turret damage|turret]] hit chance. Meaning that at optimal+falloff range the applied slow down is only 50% of the maximum modifier. After optimal+falloff the effect of this module drops very rapidly. The grapplers also have hard limit of Optimal+3×Falloff beyond which the module can not be activated even though it would still have small 0-2% velocity reduction.

The grappler also requires hefty sum of powergrid and can only be fitted on battleships and above.

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 |<br>The '''Stasis grappler''' is the big brother of normal stasis webifier. It has much greater velocity modifier than the normal webifier.
-But unlike stasis webifier the grappler has only 1 km optimal and a 8-12 km falloff range. The strength of applied effect is reduced using same formula as [[Turret mechanics#Hit chance|turret]] hit chance. Meaning that at optimal+falloff range the applied slow down is only 50% of the maximum modifier. After optimal+falloff the effect of this module drops very rapidly. The grapplers also have hard limit of Optimal+3×Falloff beyond which the module can not be activated even though it would still have small 0-2% velocity reduction. However, for ships that do not have bonuses to web range, a T2 grappler will always be more effective than a T2 webifier, as it can both apply some slow to targets beyond normal web range, and apply greater slow to targets within normal web range.
+But unlike stasis webifier the grappler has only 1 km optimal and a 8-12 km falloff range. The strength of applied effect is reduced using same formula as [[Turret damage|turret]] hit chance. Meaning that at optimal+falloff range the applied slow down is only 50% of the maximum modifier. After optimal+falloff the effect of this module drops very rapidly. The grapplers also have hard limit of Optimal+3×Falloff beyond which the module can not be activated even though it would still have small 0-2% velocity reduction.
 The grappler also requires hefty sum of powergrid and can only be fitted on battleships and above.