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|name= | |name=''Elutuzem''-pattern long shooter | ||
|image=[[File:HINF Stalker Rifle Crop.png|300px]] | |image=[[File:HINF Stalker Rifle Crop.png|300px]] | ||
|manufacturer=[[Merchants of Qikost]]{{Ref/Reuse|EN}} | |manufacturer=[[Merchants of Qikost]]{{Ref/Reuse|EN}} | ||
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|ammotype=[[Plasma]] | |ammotype=[[Plasma|Superheated plasma]]{{Ref/Reuse|EN}} | ||
|feed= | |feed=32 bolts | ||
|operation= | |operation= | ||
|rate=Semi-automatic | |rate=Semi-automatic{{Ref/Reuse|EN}} | ||
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{{Quote|The [[Jiralhanae Stalker|Brute Stalkers]] would be proud.|[[Iratus]] during a [[War Games]] simulation.{{Ref/Game|Id=Hi|Hi|[[Personal AI]] dialogue}}}} | {{Quote|The [[Jiralhanae Stalker|Brute Stalkers]] would be proud.|[[Iratus]] during a [[War Games]] simulation.{{Ref/Game|Id=Hi|Hi|[[Personal AI]] dialogue}}}} | ||
The '''''Elutuzem''-pattern long shooter''',{{Ref/Book|Id=EN|Enc22|Page=479}} also known as the '''stalker rifle''', is a semi-automatic plasma [[sniper rifle]] in service with the [[Banished]].{{Ref/Site|Id=Merch|D=01|M=6|Y=2020|URL=https://twitter.com/TheLegendary117/status/1308144087095271425|Site=Twitter|Page=Tom Garrett | The '''''Elutuzem''-pattern long shooter''',{{Ref/Book|Id=EN|Enc22|Page=479}} also known as the '''stalker rifle''', is a semi-automatic plasma [[sniper rifle]] in service with the [[Banished]].{{Ref/Site|Id=Merch|D=01|M=6|Y=2020|URL=https://twitter.com/TheLegendary117/status/1308144087095271425|Site=Twitter|Page=Tom Garrett}} | ||
==Design== | ==Overview== | ||
===Design details=== | |||
Although the stalker rifle resembles the [[Particle beam rifle|particle acceleration weapons]] used by the original [[Covenant]], it differs in functionality and performance. The stalker rifle employs the same electromagnetic compositors as the {{Pattern|M'tara|focus rifle}} to launch bolts of superheated plasma at extraordinary distances. It contains a native-link system that allows for various optics configurations. [[Atriox]]'s elite [[Jiralhanae Stalker]]s worked closely with the [[Merchants of Qikost]] to perfect this integrated sighting system.{{Ref/Reuse|EN}} | Although the stalker rifle resembles the [[Particle beam rifle|particle acceleration weapons]] used by the original [[Covenant]], it differs in functionality and performance. The stalker rifle employs the same electromagnetic compositors as the {{Pattern|M'tara|focus rifle}} to launch bolts of superheated plasma at extraordinary distances. It contains a native-link system that allows for various optics configurations. [[Atriox]]'s elite [[Jiralhanae Stalker]]s worked closely with the [[Merchants of Qikost]] to perfect this integrated sighting system.{{Ref/Reuse|EN}} | ||
== | ===Usage=== | ||
The stalker rifle is the preferred weapon of Banished snipers and scouts, especially those closest to [[Atriox]] and [[Escharum]].{{Ref/Reuse|EN}} | |||
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==Variants== | ==Variants== | ||
*'''[[Stalker Rifle Ultra]]''': An improved version of the stalker rifle with a faster firing rate. It can be fired 12 times before needing to vent. Used by [[Barroth]] during the [[Battle for Zeta Halo]]. | *'''[[Stalker Rifle Ultra]]''': An improved version of the stalker rifle with a faster firing rate. It can be fired 12 times before needing to vent. Used by [[Barroth]] during the [[Battle for Zeta Halo]]. | ||
==Gameplay== | |||
The Stalker Rifle in ''[[Halo Infinite]]'' is a semi-automatic directed-energy weapon that serves as a hybrid between the {{Pattern|Vostu|carbine}} and the {{Pattern|Sulok|beam rifle}}. It is capable of venting, but if fired 7 times in a row without waiting, the Stalker Rifle will overheat. It is capable of killing a Spartan in 3 headshots in multiplayer. In the campaign, the Stalker Rifle is wielded exclusively by [[Kig-Yar Sniper]]s, though [[Sangheili]] and [[Jiralhanae]] can also pick up nearby unused or dropped rifles. | |||
==Production notes== | ==Production notes== | ||
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File:HINF_Campaign_Overview_Stalker.png|A Kig-Yar Sniper aiming the Stalker Rifle, as seen in the [[Halo Infinite Campaign Gameplay Overview]]. | File:HINF_Campaign_Overview_Stalker.png|A Kig-Yar Sniper aiming the Stalker Rifle, as seen in the [[Halo Infinite Campaign Gameplay Overview]]. | ||
File:HINF-StalkerrifleHUD.png|First-person view of the Stalker rifle. | File:HINF-StalkerrifleHUD.png|First-person view of the Stalker rifle. | ||
File:HINF-Stalkerriflezoom.png| | File:HINF-Stalkerriflezoom.png|3x zoom on the Stalker rifle. | ||
File:HINF-Stalkerrifle6xzoom.png|6x zoom on the Stalker rifle. | File:HINF-Stalkerrifle6xzoom.png|6x zoom on the Stalker rifle. | ||
File:HINF stalker rifle overheating fp pov.png|First-person view of the Stalker rifle overheating. | File:HINF stalker rifle overheating fp pov.png|First-person view of the Stalker rifle overheating. | ||
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File:HINF Stalker Rifle beam.png|A Kig-Yar Sniper fires its Stalker Rifle from a distance. | File:HINF Stalker Rifle beam.png|A Kig-Yar Sniper fires its Stalker Rifle from a distance. | ||
File:HINF Foundation Chief Weapon find data sphere.png|John-117 holding a stalker rifle. | File:HINF Foundation Chief Weapon find data sphere.png|John-117 holding a stalker rifle. | ||
File:HINF Stalker Rifle Ultra.png|The Stalker Rifle Ultra variant. | |||
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Revision as of 15:26, October 7, 2022
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134.1 centimeters (52.8 in)[1] |
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32 bolts |
Semi-automatic[1] | |
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- "The Brute Stalkers would be proud."
- — Iratus during a War Games simulation.[3]
The Elutuzem-pattern long shooter,[1] also known as the stalker rifle, is a semi-automatic plasma sniper rifle in service with the Banished.[2]
Overview
Design details
Although the stalker rifle resembles the particle acceleration weapons used by the original Covenant, it differs in functionality and performance. The stalker rifle employs the same electromagnetic compositors as the M'tara-pattern focus rifle to launch bolts of superheated plasma at extraordinary distances. It contains a native-link system that allows for various optics configurations. Atriox's elite Jiralhanae Stalkers worked closely with the Merchants of Qikost to perfect this integrated sighting system.[1]
Usage
The stalker rifle is the preferred weapon of Banished snipers and scouts, especially those closest to Atriox and Escharum.[1]
Variants
- Stalker Rifle Ultra: An improved version of the stalker rifle with a faster firing rate. It can be fired 12 times before needing to vent. Used by Barroth during the Battle for Zeta Halo.
Gameplay
The Stalker Rifle in Halo Infinite is a semi-automatic directed-energy weapon that serves as a hybrid between the Vostu-pattern carbine and the Sulok-pattern beam rifle. It is capable of venting, but if fired 7 times in a row without waiting, the Stalker Rifle will overheat. It is capable of killing a Spartan in 3 headshots in multiplayer. In the campaign, the Stalker Rifle is wielded exclusively by Kig-Yar Snipers, though Sangheili and Jiralhanae can also pick up nearby unused or dropped rifles.
Production notes
The stalker rifle was first revealed as a weapon included in with the Kig-Yar Sniper figure in the Halo Infinite line.[2] Certain aspects of its design bear a resemblance to components of the Gadulo-pattern needle rifle.
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A Kig-Yar Sniper aiming the Stalker Rifle, as seen in the Halo Infinite Campaign Gameplay Overview.
Third-person view of the Stalker rifle overheating in the hands of a SPARTAN-IV.
List of appearances
- Halo Infinite (First appearance)
Sources
- ^ a b c d e f g Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition), page 479
- ^ a b c Twitter, Tom Garrett (Retrieved on Jun 1, 2020) [archive]
- ^ Halo Infinite, Personal AI dialogue
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