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Damage Amplifier Powerup Device

When a player picks up or triggers the Damage Amplifier Powerup device, their ability to deal damage to another player or NPC (non-player character) is instantly amplified. This applies to any weapon the player is using at the time of the powerup.

The effect is temporary but you can customize the powerup duration.

You can also control which players, teams or classes can use this powerup, how much the powerup is amplified (multiplied), how long it lasts, and a number of other customizable features. You can use it to give one team an advantage — especially when playing against NPCs — or to level the playing field. It’s also a useful pickup for players in-game.

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