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(→Trivia: PvE arc damage doesn’t work like the Crucible, the arc shield explosion only happens when an enemy guardian uses arc weapons against the shield.) Tag: Mobile edit |
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*This is the first weapon in Destiny (barring swords) to completely lack a zoom in or aim-down-sights function, the spin-up function taking the place of this command. | *This is the first weapon in Destiny (barring swords) to completely lack a zoom in or aim-down-sights function, the spin-up function taking the place of this command. | ||
*The Arc shield uses the same model as a [[Absorption shield|Centurion shield]], and even behaves the same way as an enemy shield would; it will detonate and inflict massive damage to the user and splash damage on his/her allies if someone destroys the user's shield with an Arc weapon. | *The Arc shield uses the same model as a [[Absorption shield|Centurion shield]], and even behaves the same way as an enemy shield would; it will detonate and inflict massive damage to the user and splash damage on his/her allies if someone destroys the user's shield with an Arc weapon. | ||
**While PVE enemies can also trigger a shield detonation with Arc weapons, this is only visual and will not cause any extra damage to the user or their surrounding allies. | |||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
