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--- cw1:units:blaster [2013/07/18 21:26] – pawel345
+++ cw1:units:blaster [2025/02/14 14:57] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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-[[cw1:units|<-Units]]
+[[cw1:units:weapons|<-Weapons]]
 ====Blaster====
+^Blaster ^ Normal ^ Upgraded^
+|Range| 6 |7 |
+|Firing speed| 6 shots/sec|? |
+|Damage| 8 ccc| |
+|Cost| 25 packets | 22 packets|
+|Energy per shot| 0.2 packets||
+|Ammo capacity| 10 packets ||
 Blasters are limited by line of sight and they cannot fire at anything higher then themselves. They can sometimes destroy creeper not  in their LOS if they fire on a square that is adjacent(or very near) to it and the square outside their LOS will be counted towards the squares they damage.
-To shallow (1 elevation or less) creeper a blaster damages 8 squares removing 1 layer(all)  of creeper.
-To deeper (more than 1 elevation) creeper a blaster damages 7 squares dealing 2 ccc damage to the square they fire at and 1 ccc damage to 6 adjacent. Blasters can also benefit from "trough the wall" damage mechanics.
+To shallow creeper a blaster damages 8 squares dealing 1ccc damage:
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+{{cw1:units:blasterdamage-8cells1.png?180x130}} {{cw1:units:blasterdamage-8cells2.png?180x130}}
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+This will happen when the creeper is up to 1 elevation level deep. On the left you see a blaster firing into very thin creeper and damaging 8 cells. The damage of this shot is probably less than 1 ccc (8 x 0.1 ccc). On the right you see a blaster firing into creeper of exactly 1 elevation layer deep. The damage of this shot is the maximum you can get: 8 ccc (8 x 1 ccc).\\
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+For deep creeper a blaster will damage 7 squares dealing 2ccc damage to the square it hits.
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+{{cw1:units:blasterdamage-7cells1.png?180x130}}{{cw1:units:blasterdamage-7cells2.png?180x130}}
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+This will happen when the creeper is more than 1 elevation level deep. On the left you see a blaster firing into a pool with creeper of about 1.8 layers deep. The shot does the maximum of 2 ccc damage to the cell it targets, plus a maximum of 1 ccc to 6 neighboring cells, so in this case the damage is 1.8 + 6 x 1 = 7.8 ccc. On the right you see a blaster firing into creeper of exactly 2 layers deep. Again the shot does the maximum damage of 2 ccc to the target cell, plus 1 ccc damage to 6 neighboring cells, which makes a total of 8 ccc (again max. damage for 1 shot). When the creeper would be deeper than 2 layers, let's say 3 elevation levels deep, a shot would do exactly the same thing, leaving some creeper in all damaged cells. The maximum damage of 2 ccc for the target cell is also the reason spores with an intensity higher than 2 can't be taken out by a blaster with 1 shot when hitting the surface.\\
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+If you drop a blaster into creeper damage will be done the following way://
+{{cw1:units:blasterdamage-drop.png}}//
+On the left you see a blaster dropping into shallow creeper; 8 cells are damaged in this pattern:
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+On the right you see a blaster dropping into deeper creeper; 7 cells are damaged in this pattern:
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+One blaster shot costs 0.2 energy, so it can fire 5 times on 1 unit of energy, which makes the maximum damage per unit of energy 5 x 8 = 40 ccc. When you realize that a mortar shot does a maximum damage of 42.4 ccc per unit of energy, you can easily conclude that dropping blasters into a pool of creeper is just as effective as using mortars. Of course this isn't the case when you let them target shallow creeper at the edge of a plain.
+However a fully charged mortar can do up to 1152 damage as it has more ammo capacity whereas a blaster can only do 400. So when using them away from base mortars still win.
+[[cw1:units:trough_the_wall_damage| Blasters can benefit from "trough the wall mechanics"]]
+This is originally information and screenshots made by UpperKEES. Link to the forum posts about this:\\ http://knucklecracker.com/forums/index.php?topic=5081.90

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