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*This [[equipment]] will stall a vehicle's engine, but the weapon(s) on the vehicle still work. The most effective way to take out an armored vehicle such as a [[Warthog]] is to throw a Power Drain followed by a grenade, killing most of the players on board. Several follow-up shots will take out any survivors. | *This [[equipment]] will stall a vehicle's engine, but the weapon(s) on the vehicle still work. The most effective way to take out an armored vehicle such as a [[Warthog]] is to throw a Power Drain followed by a grenade, killing most of the players on board. Several follow-up shots will take out any survivors. | ||
*The Power Drain is highly effective when used in conjunction with headshot-capable weapons such as the [[Battle Rifle]], [[Type-51 Carbine|Carbine]] and [[ | *The Power Drain is highly effective when used in conjunction with headshot-capable weapons such as the [[Battle Rifle]], [[Type-51 Carbine|Carbine]] and [[Magnum]]. | ||
*This piece of equipment is useful when facing multiple enemies; once their shields are depleted, the group becomes significantly more vulnerable. | *This piece of equipment is useful when facing multiple enemies; once their shields are depleted, the group becomes significantly more vulnerable. | ||
*As the Power Drain can pass through the [[Bubble Shield]], it's a good idea to throw one inside of a Bubble Shield while your enemies are inside of it. | *As the Power Drain can pass through the [[Bubble Shield]], it's a good idea to throw one inside of a Bubble Shield while your enemies are inside of it. | ||
