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Boarding is most often done on [[Type-26 Ground Support Aircraft|Banshees]], [[Type-32 Rapid Assault Vehicle|Ghosts]], [[Type-25 Rapid Assault Vehicle|Brute Choppers]], [[AV-14 Hornet|Hornets]], and [[Falcon|Falcons]]. The act begins with an animation in which the attacker jumps on top of the victim's vehicle and forces the victim out. The attacker then enters the vehicle and takes control over it. Ghosts and Choppers are the easiest to board because they only have forward firing guns, leaving them vulnerable from all other directions. | Boarding is most often done on [[Type-26 Ground Support Aircraft|Banshees]], [[Type-32 Rapid Assault Vehicle|Ghosts]], [[Type-25 Rapid Assault Vehicle|Brute Choppers]], [[AV-14 Hornet|Hornets]], and [[Falcon|Falcons]]. The act begins with an animation in which the attacker jumps on top of the victim's vehicle and forces the victim out. The attacker then enters the vehicle and takes control over it. Ghosts and Choppers are the easiest to board because they only have forward firing guns, leaving them vulnerable from all other directions. | ||
===Warthog/Spectre | ===Warthog/Spectre/Prowler/Reverant=== | ||
Boarding a [[M12 Force Application Vehicle|Warthog]], [[Type-46 Infantry Support Vehicle|Spectre]], [[Type-52 Infantry Support Vehicle|Prowler]], or [[Type-48 Light Assault Gun Carriage|Reverant]] is different in that an attacker will still eject their victim, but without taking his or her seat. This can be dangerous as the player that was boarded can start shooting the attacker while the attacker is still returning to first-person view. | Boarding a [[M12 Force Application Vehicle|Warthog]], [[Type-46 Infantry Support Vehicle|Spectre]], [[Type-52 Infantry Support Vehicle|Prowler]], or [[Type-48 Light Assault Gun Carriage|Reverant]] is different in that an attacker will still eject their victim, but without taking his or her seat. This can be dangerous as the player that was boarded can start shooting the attacker while the attacker is still returning to first-person view. | ||