Effect
Feedback
Feedback noun - The process in which part of the output of a system is returned to its input in order to regulate its further output.
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Dummied Out: An early version of the ECM feedback would have civilians and enemies vomiting, but the effect was replaced with having people hold their head in pain instead.
Source: Video Game / PAYDAY 2 -
In radio plays and some early animation, the feedback is an audible cue that a microphone is in use, a kind of demonstrative sound effect that is helpful to the audience.
Source: Feedback Rule -
Obviously the effect doesn't work on machines, and if its used on someone who's attacking you then the feedback drains your Psi bar.
Source: Jedi Mind Trick
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