+1 interesting idea, do you have an idea of how many though?

needs 50 energy to create

25 Stryll trap Probes
20 Continuum Beacons
25 Tachyon Cylinders

I would prefer Haylcon traps and planet vortex deflectors instead of the beacons and tachyon cylinders.

Although I have 1.5k trap probes I'd hate to see such an useless item in the CT Lab. Think of the people that still haven't found the good items getting that as their next find. Just hit the ship and you'll see which traps are on.

This.



If you are scared of a trap effect then you need to park your ship in the garage and give Dad the keys. Go do missions if you're that much of a pansy.

except some of us hate digging into our pile of null fuses to get rid of KVT when we find out we wasted a null because we trip their halc trap.

maybe a CT item that can get rid of a specific trap, when you create it you specify what kind of trap disabler it is. if you use it and the ship doesn't have that trap you waste your item.

Antikronius Trigger Bomb. Disrupts Krionus traps in effect on a ship.
Aggrametric Disruption Missile. Disrupts the use of Halcyon traps upon a ship.
Omicron Discharge Bomb. Destroys an active Omicron mine trap.
Thetecron Discharge Bomb. Destroys an active Omicron mine trap.
Chronametric Static Charge. Nullifies the effects of a Quantum Firewall Trap.

maybe using 1,5, or 10 of the relevant trap (depending on the trap) that the trap disabler is meant to nullify might be fair when making such an item.
examples: A Thetacron mine is something which is expensive to make, so to make a Thetacron Discharge Bomb would need one thetacron mine to make it.
An Omicron mine is reasonably easy to obtain so it might take 5 Omicron mines to make one, same amounts for Quantum firewall and Krionus traps.
and a Halcyon trap would be very useful to use on someone so it would need 10 Halcyon traps to make one.

The bottom line is this... When you go into PvP you have 3 options... (1) Stay home, (2) Go Viking Berserker and just start shooting anything and everything, damn the consequences, or (3) CHOOSE YOUR TARGETS CAREFULLY, have some Null Fuses handy, check for 3/5/5, run trap probes.

The whole concept of this thread makes me think of one thing... Somebody tried to do some PvP without really understanding what exactly they were doing, got their butt handed to them and now want some built in way of countering their own PvP deficiencies.