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In 1993, The Vortex finally achieved their goal and created a vortex that sucked almost all ocean life in one area of the sea into the sky and out of the planet. Vortex gateways are equipped with a tractor beam, allowing easy transport of their prey. One dolphin was left behind. This was Ecco the Dolphin, the specimen the Atlanteans had hoped to create. With help from the glyphs and a killer whale, Ecco ventured into the days of the dinosaurs and did battle with a Vortex machine. The device almost bested Ecco, getting lucky with a blast. Ecco still managed to win by using the environment to his advantage, but it was clear he needed more firepower. Ecco was instructed to visit Atlantis, where a collection of glyphs showed him what The Vortex look like and how to defeat them. The Vortex was a group of freelance slicers active during the Cold War that was devoted to anarchy throughout the galaxy and the co-opting of HoloNet channels. It was shut down by a more experienced slicer. The Vortex can be retrieved from one of the following activities/vendors: The Vortex is the twenty-first episode of the second season of Baywatch Nights. The Vortex is a Doctor Who comic strip. It has been printed through various publications. The Vortex[[:File:|[, ]]] is an elemental quest giver located at Thunder Peak in Ashenvale. The Vortex, Arctanus, and Core are attempting to reclaim the area from Lord Magmathar and his minions.

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This weapon causes Arc Damage. This could be one of three randomly selected perks. This weapon handles and reloads faster when the wielder is the last living player of their Fireteam. Aiming this weapon increases its effective range. Consume a more powerful Weapon to boost the Attack value of this Weapon. Increases the reload speed of this weapon when its mag is empty. Increased Range Slower Reload Slide further while this weapon is equipped. Kills with this weapon reduce the cooldown of your grenade. This weapon gains increased reload and handling when two or more enemies are in close proximity. Improved aim assist. Quick unassisted kills with this weapon reduce grenade and melee cooldown. This could be one of nine randomly selected perks. Increased Stability, Faster Handling Reduced Range Kills with this weapon while critically wounded have a chance to start regenerating health. Ceramic-jacketed rounds ricochet on hard surfaces. Their extreme density lets you carry more rounds in reserve. Added mass slows down weapon handling. This weapon's magazine will be refilled whenever you unleash your Super. Kills with this weapon grant a brief boost to the sprint's top speed. Faster Reload Reduced Range This weapon causes Solar Damage. This weapon gains better target acquisition. Aiming this weapon is incredibly fast. Improved accuracy while airborne. Increased Stability Reduced Magazine Size This could be one of five randomly selected perks. Faster Reload Reduced Magazine Size This weapon gains a boost to range and handling when health is low. Reduces weapon charge time in exchange for slightly decreased damage. These iridium-core rounds overpenetrate targets. Their mass slows down weapon handling. Switch weapons faster. Move quicker while aiming. This weapon gains bonus damage when three or more enemies are in close proximity. Significantly improved handling. Improved handling. This item requires the Taken King expansion. Increases magazine size. This weapon becomes more accurate as your health gets lower. Readying this weapon grants a brief period of bonus accuracy. This could be one of two randomly selected perks. Improved Handling This weapon causes Void Damage. This weapon can be drawn unbelievably fast. This weapon has bonus accuracy while firing from the hip. When held, this weapon grants +2 character Agility. Increased Stability Reduced Range This could be one of four randomly selected perks.

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The Vortex is a Doctor Who comic strip. It has been printed through various publications. In 1993, The Vortex finally achieved their goal and created a vortex that sucked almost all ocean life in one area of the sea into the sky and out of the planet. Vortex gateways are equipped with a tractor beam, allowing easy transport of their prey. One dolphin was left behind. This was Ecco the Dolphin, the specimen the Atlanteans had hoped to create. With help from the glyphs and a killer whale, Ecco ventured into the days of the dinosaurs and did battle with a Vortex machine. The device almost bested Ecco, getting lucky with a blast. Ecco still managed to win by using the environment to his advantage, but it was clear he needed more firepower. Ecco was instructed to visit Atlantis, where a collection of glyphs showed him what The Vortex look like and how to defeat them. With help from The Asterite, Ecco learned the alien language (appearing to us has symbols unless translated by Megadroid). The otherworlder also boosted Ecco's swimming so he could swim out into space and into The Vortex's gateway. Once on the unfamiliar planet, Ecco tricked the gateway into scanning for an intruder, secretly contacting The Asterite to activate a tractor beam that would send them all home. With all his friends safe, Ecco destroyed the gateway but it disappeared before he could get home. Pretending to be in trouble, Ecco attracted the attention of two Vortex guards, unhappy that their food stocks had escaped. One attempted to use a mind probe, but was destroyed by Ecco's sonar. The other attempted to escape, but Ecco knocked him off his vehicle and commandeered it, activating a vortex beam. Once home, Ecco was warned by The Asterite not to forget about The Vortex, as they do not easily pass up a good meal. The Vortex can be retrieved from one of the following activities/vendors: The Vortex[[:File:|[, ]]] is an elemental quest giver located at Thunder Peak in Ashenvale. The Vortex, Arctanus, and Core are attempting to reclaim the area from Lord Magmathar and his minions. The Vortex is the twenty-first episode of the second season of Baywatch Nights. The Vortex was a group of freelance slicers active during the Cold War that was devoted to anarchy throughout the galaxy and the co-opting of HoloNet channels. It was shut down by a more experienced slicer.

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