Electrostun Grenade

Electrostun Grenade
General Information
Weapon Class	Pilot ordnance
Weapon Type	Electroshock grenade
Specifications
Operation	Electric shock
Charge-Up Time	0.5 seconds on close proximity to targets, 2 seconds otherwise
Performance Statistics
Damage	15 (direct hits and damage to stuck target when it detonates) 25 (splash damage) 1 (against health) and 2 (against shields and consciousness) per 30 ticks per second
Damage Multiplier	2x on targets directly stuck to it
Muzzle Velocity	45 m/s
Status Effect	Shocked: Causes enemies to auto-fire their weapons Electrocution: Spreads through conductive materials on the map
Explosion Radius	2.5 meters
Starting Ammunition	4 charges
Related Weapons
Shock Sticks (Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III)

"This electricity-based grenade sticks to surfaces, creating an area of electric shock effect that electrocutes targets and fries equipment within a radius."

―In-game description

The Electrostun Grenade is a Pilot ordnance that appears in Titanfall 3 that sticks to surfaces and releases an electric shock on anything nearby.

Overview

It is a sticky electrical grenade that releases a burst of electricity powerful enough to cause spasms on both organic and mechanical targets and cause equipment to malfunction, hence all enemies (including Titans and other large targets if stuck directly) nearby will automatically hipfire their weapons with extreme inaccuracy. Its effect last for 6 seconds before dissipating off.

The timer of the grenade detonation depends on whether or not targets in close proximity (2 meters or less apart) to it are present; 0.5 seconds if there are targets in close proximity, otherwise two seconds but however, when the target approaches the triggering radius when the grenade's short timer (0.5 seconds) elapses, it will detonate before two seconds of its long timer.

Pop-culture references

• Shock Sticks from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II and Modern Warfare III: When the enemy is electrocuted by it.
• Electric Rod from Death Stranding 2: The sound effect this grenade makes when it detonates.