Difference between revisions of "GTM TAG-B"
From FreeSpace Wiki
m (→Veteran Comments: FreeSpace!!) |
|||
Line 17: | Line 17: | ||
===Veteran Comments=== | ===Veteran Comments=== | ||
− | {{Comment|The TAG weapons seem ineffective in anything other than properly [[FRED]]ed missions, the only one in the [[Portal: | + | {{Comment|The TAG weapons seem ineffective in anything other than properly [[FRED]]ed missions, the only one in the [[Portal:FreeSpace 2|FreeSpace 2]] campaign (as far as I know) is [[A Game of TAG]]. While they do have a very specific niche beyond that mission for use against stealth ships as noted in the TAG-A article, the slower speed and the need for aspect lock by the TAG-B missile actually makes it WORSE for the purpose of highlighting stealth ships for destruction by friendly capitals.}} |
[[Category:Weapon]] | [[Category:Weapon]] |
Revision as of 19:24, 9 March 2010
GTI TAG-B Missile
The GTI TAG-B Missile |
---|
Tech Room Data
The TAG-B is an enhanced version of the standard TAG-A missile, also developed by GTVI laboratories. With a more shock-resistant substructure around its electronics package, the TAG-B is packed with ultra-sophisticated equipment to provide more useful targeting information to friendly forces. Massive retrofitting of GTVA ship turrets is underway to fully utilize this improved targeting technology.
Performance
Statistics
Range | 1 625 m | |
Reload time | 8.0 s | |
Velocity | 325 ms-1 | |
Base Damage | 1 | |
Armor Damage | Full | 1 |
Shield Damage | Full | 1 |
Subsystem Damage | Full | 1 |
Shockwave Radius | 10 / 30 m | |
Type: | Aspect Seeking | |
View Cone: | N / A | |
Minimum Lock Time: | 3.0 s | |
Turn Rate (360 degrees): | 1.4 s |
Notes
- TAGs the target (level-2). Effect lasts for 18 s
Veteran Comments
Please read the Veteran Comments policy before editing this section.
The TAG weapons seem ineffective in anything other than properly FREDed missions, the only one in the FreeSpace 2 campaign (as far as I know) is A Game of TAG. While they do have a very specific niche beyond that mission for use against stealth ships as noted in the TAG-A article, the slower speed and the need for aspect lock by the TAG-B missile actually makes it WORSE for the purpose of highlighting stealth ships for destruction by friendly capitals.