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| | range      = < 20 | | range      = < 20 | ||
| | health     = 230 | | health     = 230 | ||
| + | | initiative = 13 | ||
| | mechanical = 50% / 20 | | mechanical = 50% / 20 | ||
| | heat       = 80% / 50 | | heat       = 80% / 50 | ||
Revision as of 00:51, 31 January 2014
| Auto-Turret | |||||||
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| Automaton | |||||||
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| Role | Stationary defense | ||||||
| Location | South Gate Station Junkyard - Docks GMS compound level 3 Depot A | ||||||
| Loot | Ammunition, Scraps Firearm Barrels (rarely) | ||||||
| Abilities | True-sight Can reboot in Safe Mode | ||||||
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Description
Auto-Turrets are stationary defense guns that attack any threats within range according to their programming. They have true-sight, so stealth is useless against them.
Fighting tactics
Sufficient hacking skill may yield opportunities to reprogram auto-turrets to attack the hacker's enemies or shut them down completely.
- Since they have rather high damage threshold, weapons that deal large amounts of damage at once work best for destroying them.
- In combat, armor-piercing W2C ammunition or EMP weaponry provides best results against auto-turrets.
- Since they cannot move, a mobile character can safely take potshots at them, retreat behind a corner and repeat as necessary.
- It is possible to completely outrange auto-turrets with sniper rifles.


