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'''Electronic Countermeasures''' (or '''ECM''') '''suites''' cover the area around the unit on which employed, disrupting sensors and communications. One example is the [[Guardian ECM Suite|Guardian]]. | '''Electronic Countermeasures''' (or '''ECM''') '''suites''' cover the area around the unit on which employed, disrupting sensors and communications. One example is the [[Guardian ECM Suite|Guardian]]. | ||
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| + | In MechWarrior IV: Mercenaries, the ECM is a selectable component for certain 'Mechs. It increases missile lock time for enemies and reduces the range at which the 'Mech can be detected. | ||
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| + | In MechCommander II, the ECM is also a component for certain 'Mechs. It makes the 'Mech in question undetectable by sensors. It appears to have no effect on missiles, due to the way in which the game handles weapons fire. | ||
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Revision as of 05:55, 23 January 2008
Electronic Countermeasures (or ECM) suites cover the area around the unit on which employed, disrupting sensors and communications. One example is the Guardian.
In MechWarrior IV: Mercenaries, the ECM is a selectable component for certain 'Mechs. It increases missile lock time for enemies and reduces the range at which the 'Mech can be detected.
In MechCommander II, the ECM is also a component for certain 'Mechs. It makes the 'Mech in question undetectable by sensors. It appears to have no effect on missiles, due to the way in which the game handles weapons fire.
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