The Keeper Beam has a VERY fast charge rate and deals damage multiple times in a single use, so if you have a reactor capable of supporting this monster of a weapon and a good aim to keep the beam at the enemy, it's worth it, even over the Tweaked CU Long Range. described in such a fashion as to relate the fuel cost, a penalty of losing the UAV to a.
When killed, the Swarm drops a Keeper Beam and scrap. genetic algorithm, particle swarm optimization, ant colony. While possible to destroy the engines of the main Swarm, the attack swarm will NEVER stop moving until the swarm diesĪ good strategy is to just have thrusters good enough to beat the swarm, and sit at about 7KM, and engage with main cannon fire, cutting power to two sub-guns unless they are lasers (it is immune to physical attacks), or they'll just waste power missing. Deal with depression, boredom, hunger, thirst and illness while trying to survive. You can even build zombie proof forts by chopping trees, sawing wood and scavenging supplies. Also be careful with a smaller "attack" swarm that will also try to attack you. Use tools and items to craft weapons, barricade and cook. Something to be aware is any hull damage the Swarm deals to you will heal him a little, and he is a really fast enemy. It can be discovered after a planet is colonized and adds an archaeological site blocker to the colony. The Swarm is a melee-only enemy, but towards the end of the fight increases its range of damage increases ridiculously catching close ships unaware. There are many components in the galaxy which crews may find on stations and planets or buy at various stores on their travels. When the shield is deactivated the Swarm is released. It is a giant cluster of what looks like tiny ships encased within a shield generated by two Keepers.
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