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== Light Weapons == | == Light Weapons == | ||
Light Missile Weapons include [[Light Missile Launcher | Light Missile Weapons include [[Light Missile Launcher]]s and [[Rapid Heavy Missile Launcher]]s | ||
These weapons follow the cursor and have a proximity fuse, extending radially perpendicular to the front of the missile | These weapons follow the cursor and have a proximity fuse, extending radially perpendicular to the front of the missile. | ||
== Heavy Weapons == | == Heavy Weapons == | ||
Heavy Missile Weapons include [[Arsenal Missile Launchers]] and [[Thermonuclear Missile Launcher | Heavy Missile Weapons include all homing weapons, which are: [[Torpedoes]], [[Heavy Lasers]], [[EMP Missile|EMP Missile Launchers]], [[Neutralizer]]s, [[Webifier]]s, [[Arsenal Missile Launchers]], [[Heavy Neutralizer]]s, and [[Thermonuclear Missile Launcher]]s. | ||
When fired at | When fired at at [[Starship]] initially piloted with less than 3000 blocks, they track to the target's center of mass. | ||
When fired at | When fired at a ship initially piloted with 3000 or more blocks, they track to the block that the user fired them at. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:31, 6 November 2026
Light Weapons
Light Missile Weapons include Light Missile Launchers and Rapid Heavy Missile Launchers
These weapons follow the cursor and have a proximity fuse, extending radially perpendicular to the front of the missile.
Heavy Weapons
Heavy Missile Weapons include all homing weapons, which are: Torpedoes, Heavy Lasers, EMP Missile Launchers, Neutralizers, Webifiers, Arsenal Missile Launchers, Heavy Neutralizers, and Thermonuclear Missile Launchers.
When fired at at Starship initially piloted with less than 3000 blocks, they track to the target's center of mass.
When fired at a ship initially piloted with 3000 or more blocks, they track to the block that the user fired them at.