Effect and Velocity

Effect

Effect noun - A condition or occurrence traceable to a cause.

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Velocity and effect are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Velocity" instead a noun "Effect".

Velocity noun - A high rate of movement or performance.

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Effect and velocity are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Effect" instead a noun "Velocity".

desired	desired effect	desired velocity
good	good effect	good velocity
full	full effect	full velocity
normal	normal effect	normal velocity
Other adjectives: original, actual, great, huge, little, main, possible, lethal, extra, greater, maximum, overall.

Like Crescent Rose, the grenade launcher function still works in hammer mode, but instead of increasing the velocity at which the weapon impacts, it adds an explosive effect to the impact.

Source: Mix-and-Match Weapon
However, there is a slight drag effect against rotational motion, though with dramatically reduced magnitude as the rotational velocity slows.

Source: Video Game / Space Engineers
Super Cute Super Powers: A side effect of the velocity powers is that the user leaves behind a rainbow colored streak when using them.

Source: Comic Book / Power Pack

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