NebulaHand Gun |
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Damage12RPS8Magazine55 |
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Accuracy Ideal Range8m Falloff Range8m Max Ammo220 Critical Hit ChanceN/A Weak Spot Damage BonusN/A Stagger Modifier-15% |
| Fires a stream of superhot ACID gas which applies the CORRODED effect, dealing 300 CORROSIVE Damage over 15s. Killing targets CORRODED by Nebula spawns a gas cloud which applies its on-hit effect. Gas clouds lasts 2s and can be refreshed. |
Nano Swarm
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Nebula is a Hand Gun and one of the available Weapons in Remnant 2. Nebula fires a stream of superhot acid gas, dealing corrosive damage over time. It is well-suited for short to medium-range combat, allowing for efficient engagement with enemies at moderate distances.
"It seems counterintuitive, but the science ofmicroscopically small constructions is what enables the creation of vast, even galaxy-spanning mechanisms. The ability to control individual molecules enables astronomical stability."
How to Get Nebula in Remnant 2
Nebula can be obtained by:
- Can be crafted at McCabe, you will need the following Materials: x1 Spiced Bile, x7 Lumenite Crystal, x650 Scrap
Remnant 2 Nebula Weapon Mods
Nebula comes automatically equipped with the following Weapon Mod:
- Nano Swarm: Unleash a swarm of Nanomachines that seek after enemies within 20 meters and repeatedly attack dealing 6 ACID damage per hit and applying CORROSIVE, dealing 100 ACID damage over 10s. Lasts 15 seconds.
Mod Power Requirement: 750
NOTE: Nebula Weapon Mod CANNOT be removed, and can only be found exclusively equipped on it.
Remnant 2 Nebula Mutators
Nebula doesn't have any built-in Mutators. Players can equip a Mutator in its available slot.
Builds that use Nebula in Remnant 2
Nebula is used in the following Builds:
Remnant 2 Nebula Upgrades
Nebula is a Special Hand Gun, therefore it can be upgraded up to 10 times.
Upgrade Level |
Damage |
Crafting Cost |
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Upgrade Level 1 |
14.4 |
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Upgrade Level 2 |
16.8 |
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Upgrade Level 3 |
19.2 |
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Upgrade Level 4 |
21.6 |
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Upgrade Level 5 |
24 |
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Upgrade Level 6 |
26.4 |
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Upgrade Level 7 |
28.8 |
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Upgrade Level 8 |
31.2 |
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Upgrade Level 9 |
33.6 |
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Upgrade Level 10 |
36 |
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Remnant 2 Nebula Notes & Trivia
- What seems like broiling poison gas is actually a cloud of nanites, breaking down all matter within reach at the cellular level. Don't worry. They're on your side. Probably.
- Hand Guns round up the players' arsenal, providing them with a shorter-range variation to Long Guns. They can be crafted from items dropped by specific Bosses, rewarded from events and some are sold by Merchants
- On death enemies leave behind a cloud that applies CORROSIVE to other enemies that pass through it. This only happens to enemies inflicted with the CORROSIVE status applied by the gun's primary fire or from the death clouds, and does NOT happen to enemies that were only damaged by the Nano Swarm mod. This effect also seems to be unique to Nebula and is not seen with other CORROSIVE application sources such as Tainted Blade, Corrosive Rounds, Fetid Wounds, or Gas Giant. The CORROSIVE from the clouds is considered the same application as from the gun, so it does not stack with itself.
- Killing an enemy CORRODED by the Nano Swarm doesn't generate the cloud
- Notes, Tips, and Trivia for Nebula in Remnant 2 go here.
AnonymousAbusive with the Energized Neck Coil. Not only does it increase the already incredible DoT effect, but it immediately pops them for 20% of it on top of that. Enough to one shot most mooks, and this stacks with other types of DoT effect like Krell Axe or Merciless.
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This weapon should be called "Offhand" cause thats what its best at. Grab and level the mutator "Harmonizer" or "failsafe" and enjoy :D
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This gun is great until you realize that in several boss fights it literally can't deal damage to the enemies spawned by the boss. I'm amazed no one talks about this and it hasn't been fixed yet. It's useless in at least 2 bosses
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Nach Xbox update (8/15/23) keine veränderung, spiel stürzt noch schneller ab, als gäbe es eine verbesserung ins negative
- Anonymous
Abrasive whetstone then put twisting wounds on nebula, let's do warcrime.
- Anonymous
Unaffected by range increases. Tested with Longshot (Hunter Archetype Trait, +6m weapon ideal range) and Targeting Jewel (Ring, +4m all firearm range). A shame, it's range is atrocious, but it could be fun if it was able to be increased.
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Okay, so what’s better the nebula or the hellfire? The main difference I can see (aside from the mods) some boss or any enemies in water won’t get stacked with burn vs everything can get stacked with corrosive, but the damage is weaker and mod isn’t as powerful. What else could I be missing here?
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So for those looking at this page and wondering if it's a good gun or how best to use it:
First of all use Malevolence Ring for mod power generation, this ring allows you to generate mod power while it is in use, no other ring in the game allows you to do this afaik. Then equip the Harmonizer mutator and of course max it out to 10 as soon as you can.
Second, the best part about the Nano Swarm activation is that it does not need to be aimed and shot, you simply activate it and it will seek out enemies in any direction around you over 20m (Even blood moon essence wisps).
Third, the best combo is to apply corrosion by tapping the fire button, activating nano swarm, then swap weapons and use your other mod or continue to melee.
Closing thoughts:
I've tried using an acid build with the Effluvium Enhancer (or Laemir Censer which is fun) and the Acid Ring, etc etc. The damage goes up, and it's decent, but never necessary. If you're fighting a boss, you're already going to have 100% uptime on this ability as long as the nano swarm is constantly hitting enemies. Therefore I prioritize quality of life items and defense stuff to match it. Malevolence Ring is the only ring that would be considered mandatory for Nebula in my opinion. If anyone finds another way to make Nebula even stronger please let me know here in the replies. (I have not tested archetype combinations yet with it for example)
- Anonymous
Does upgrading Amplitude increase the size of the cone of fire?
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Pro-tip: Combine this with Stone of Malevolence and you'll generate mod power consistently.
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Does the nano swarm count as a summon? Also does it add a stack to soul guard ring?
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I don't understand the point of this weapon. It feels like the most powerfull thing in this is the dot but why waiting for ennemies to die when I can just kill them. Maybe I'm missing important ring / amulet to make this thing usefull ? Or do you just use the mod and swap ?
- Anonymous
Is the multiplayer crash still an issue right now?
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