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The '''Sicatt Workshop Volt Caster'''{{Ref/Reuse|EN}} or '''Disruptor''' is an electricity-based weapon utilized by the [[Banished]] during the [[Battle for Zeta Halo]].{{Ref/Game|Id=HI|HI}} | {{Article quote|This unusual Brute weapon fires a small active dynamo that attaches to enemies and releases a shock discharge. If multiple dynamos are attached to a target they will overload, causing a large amount of shock damage and an EMP pulse.{{Ref/Game|Id=forge|HINF|[[Forge]] - Disruptor description|Quote=This unusual Brute weapon fires a small active dynamo that attaches to enemies and releases a shock discharge. If multiple dynamos are attached to a target they will overload, causing a large amount of shock damage and an EMP pulse.}}}} | ||
The '''Sicatt Workshop Volt Caster''',{{Ref/Reuse|EN}} or '''Disruptor''', is an [[Voltaic weaponry|electricity-based weapon]] utilized by the [[Banished]] during the [[Battle for Zeta Halo]]. {{Ref/Site|Id=Support|URL=https://support.halowaypoint.com/hc/en-us/articles/6882880281364-Halo-Infinite-Weapon-Equipment-and-Vehicle-Inventory-|Site=Halo Support|Page=Halo Infinite Weapon, Equipment, and Vehicle Inventory|D=05|M=05|Y=2023}}{{Ref/Game|Id=HI|HI|gameplay}} | |||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
===Design details=== | ===Design details=== | ||
The volt caster is a pistol of [[Jiralhanae]] design, | The volt caster is a pistol of [[Jiralhanae]] design, created by the [[Sicatt Workshop]] and manufactured by the [[Armory of Reckoning (location)|Armory of Reckoning]]. The weapon is designed to fire in a full automatic mode of fire, discharging a small active-dynamo munition capable of attaching to surfaces, including infantry and vehicles. Once attached, the bolts discharge a high-output current to their target, which are capable of incapacitating and immobilizing enemy targets. Should several individual bolts become attached to the same target in a close enough vicinity to one another, they are capable of detonating in a “supercombine” manner similar to that of [[needle-based weaponry]]—causing a large shock explosion capable of incapacitating infantry and disabling technology via an [[electromagnetic pulse]].{{Ref/Reuse|EN}}{{Ref/Reuse|forge}} | ||
The top-mounted magazine of the disruptor holds ten bolts before needing to reload.{{Ref/Reuse|EN}} | The top-mounted magazine of the disruptor holds ten bolts before needing to reload.{{Ref/Reuse|EN}} | ||
===Usage=== | ===Usage=== | ||
The Disruptor was used by [[Banished]] forces on [[Installation 07|Zeta Halo]] during their [[Battle for Zeta Halo|long-term occupation]] of the ringworld. Banished forces typically find the weapon's main use in infiltration [[pack]]s - with scout forces using them to disable enemy technology for long enough durations as to allow regular shock troops to overrun them.{{Ref/Reuse|EN}} | The Disruptor was used by [[Banished]] forces on [[Installation 07|Zeta Halo]] during their [[Battle for Zeta Halo|long-term occupation]] of the ringworld. Banished forces typically find the weapon's main use in infiltration [[pack]]s-with scout forces using them to disable enemy technology for long enough durations as to allow regular shock troops to overrun them.{{Ref/Reuse|EN}} | ||
===Variants=== | |||
*'''[[Calcine Disruptor]]''': A modified variant of the Disruptor that fires delayed detonation rounds, though with a decreased magazine capacity from 10 to 7.{{Ref/Game|HINF|[[Forge]] - Calcine Disruptor description|Quote=Modified with delayed detonation rounds.}} Unlike the normal Disruptor, the Calcine variant can disable any vehicle in one shot. During the [[Battle for Zeta Halo]], the [[Unggoy]] known as [[Bipbap]] carried a Calcine Disruptor.{{Ref/Reuse|HI}} | |||
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File:HINF Disruptor Calcine Crop.png|Calcine Disruptor | |||
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==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
===''Halo Infinite''=== | ===''Halo Infinite''=== | ||
{{Article quote|Short to mid range weapon that deals damage over time.{{Ref/Game|HI|Academy - Weapon Drills - Disruptor description}}}} | |||
The Disruptor is a fully-automatic pistol that deals shock damage like the [[Dynamo grenade]]s and the [[Sicatt Workshop shock rifle]]. Although the individual rounds deal a little damage to a target, 3 shots to the same target initiates a DOT (damage over time) effect that drains shields first before draining health. The weapon is also capable of disabling vehicles after seven hits have been landed on a given target. In the campaign, the Disruptor is wielded by high ranking [[Unggoy]], [[Kig-Yar]], and used as a backup weapon for [[Jiralhanae Sniper]]s. In multiplayer, the Disruptor is capable of killing an enemy Spartan in 6 shots. | The Disruptor is a fully-automatic pistol that deals shock damage like the [[Dynamo grenade]]s and the [[Sicatt Workshop shock rifle]]. Although the individual rounds deal a little damage to a target, 3 shots to the same target initiates a DOT (damage over time) effect that drains shields first before draining health. The weapon is also capable of disabling vehicles after seven hits have been landed on a given target. In the campaign, the Disruptor is wielded by high ranking [[Unggoy]], [[Kig-Yar]], and used as a backup weapon for [[Jiralhanae Sniper]]s. In multiplayer, the Disruptor is capable of killing an enemy Spartan in 6 shots. | ||
== | With the May 10, 2023 update, the DOT was removed from multiplayer.{{Ref/Site|URL=https://support.halowaypoint.com/hc/en-us/articles/15218713612564-Halo-Infinite-Update-May-10-2023|Site=Halo Waypoint|Page=Halo Infinite Update - May 10 2023|D=10|M=05|Y=2023}} | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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File:HINF Grunt Mule.png|An [[Unggoy Mule]] with a Disruptor. | File:HINF Grunt Mule.png|An [[Unggoy Mule]] with a Disruptor. | ||
File:HINF Grunts.png|An [[Unggoy Bouncer]] (left) holding a Disruptor. | File:HINF Grunts.png|An [[Unggoy Bouncer]] (left) holding a Disruptor. | ||
File:HINF BruteSniperZapped.png|A [[Jiralhanae Sniper]] being electrocuted after being hit by multiple dynamos. | |||
File:HINF - AKIS-II GRD - 00002.png|A Spartan-IV holding a Disruptor. | File:HINF - AKIS-II GRD - 00002.png|A Spartan-IV holding a Disruptor. | ||
File:HINF Disruptor Reload.png|A Spartan-IV reloading a Disruptor. | File:HINF Disruptor Reload.png|A Spartan-IV reloading a Disruptor. | ||
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File:HINF Disruptor vs Tremonius.png|John-117 fires a Disruptor at [[Tremonius]]. | File:HINF Disruptor vs Tremonius.png|John-117 fires a Disruptor at [[Tremonius]]. | ||
File:HINF KigYarRaider.png|A Kig-Yar Raider armed with a Disruptor. | File:HINF KigYarRaider.png|A Kig-Yar Raider armed with a Disruptor. | ||
File:HINF RedBruteSniper2.png|A Jiralhanae sniper | File:HINF RedBruteSniper2.png|A Jiralhanae sniper firing its Disruptor sidearm. | ||
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The Sicatt Workshop Volt Caster,[1] or Disruptor, is an electricity-based weapon utilized by the Banished during the Battle for Zeta Halo. [4][2]
Overview[edit]
Design details[edit]
The volt caster is a pistol of Jiralhanae design, created by the Sicatt Workshop and manufactured by the Armory of Reckoning. The weapon is designed to fire in a full automatic mode of fire, discharging a small active-dynamo munition capable of attaching to surfaces, including infantry and vehicles. Once attached, the bolts discharge a high-output current to their target, which are capable of incapacitating and immobilizing enemy targets. Should several individual bolts become attached to the same target in a close enough vicinity to one another, they are capable of detonating in a “supercombine” manner similar to that of needle-based weaponry—causing a large shock explosion capable of incapacitating infantry and disabling technology via an electromagnetic pulse.[1][3]
The top-mounted magazine of the disruptor holds ten bolts before needing to reload.[1]
Usage[edit]
The Disruptor was used by Banished forces on Zeta Halo during their long-term occupation of the ringworld. Banished forces typically find the weapon's main use in infiltration packs-with scout forces using them to disable enemy technology for long enough durations as to allow regular shock troops to overrun them.[1]
Variants[edit]
- Calcine Disruptor: A modified variant of the Disruptor that fires delayed detonation rounds, though with a decreased magazine capacity from 10 to 7.[5] Unlike the normal Disruptor, the Calcine variant can disable any vehicle in one shot. During the Battle for Zeta Halo, the Unggoy known as Bipbap carried a Calcine Disruptor.[2]
Calcine Disruptor
Gameplay[edit]
Halo Infinite[edit]
| “ | Short to mid range weapon that deals damage over time.[6] | ” |
The Disruptor is a fully-automatic pistol that deals shock damage like the Dynamo grenades and the Sicatt Workshop shock rifle. Although the individual rounds deal a little damage to a target, 3 shots to the same target initiates a DOT (damage over time) effect that drains shields first before draining health. The weapon is also capable of disabling vehicles after seven hits have been landed on a given target. In the campaign, the Disruptor is wielded by high ranking Unggoy, Kig-Yar, and used as a backup weapon for Jiralhanae Snipers. In multiplayer, the Disruptor is capable of killing an enemy Spartan in 6 shots.
With the May 10, 2023 update, the DOT was removed from multiplayer.[7]
Gallery[edit]
Concept art[edit]
Concept art of the Disruptor.
Another concept of the Disruptor.
Screenshots and renders[edit]
The Disruptor on a weapon rack.
An Unggoy Mule with a Disruptor.
An Unggoy Bouncer (left) holding a Disruptor.
A Jiralhanae Sniper being electrocuted after being hit by multiple dynamos.
A Spartan-IV holding a Disruptor.
A Spartan-IV reloading a Disruptor.
A Disruptor's electricity bouncing to another target.
An Unggoy Bouncer fires its Disruptor.
John-117 fires a Disruptor at Tremonius.
A Kig-Yar Raider armed with a Disruptor.
A Jiralhanae sniper firing its Disruptor sidearm.
List of appearances[edit]
- Halo Infinite (First appearance)
Sources[edit]
- ^ a b c d e f g h i Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition), page 477
- ^ a b c Halo Infinite, gameplay
- ^ a b Halo Infinite, Forge - Disruptor description: "This unusual Brute weapon fires a small active dynamo that attaches to enemies and releases a shock discharge. If multiple dynamos are attached to a target they will overload, causing a large amount of shock damage and an EMP pulse."
- ^ Halo Support, Halo Infinite Weapon, Equipment, and Vehicle Inventory (Retrieved on May 5, 2023) [archive]
- ^ Halo Infinite, Forge - Calcine Disruptor description: "Modified with delayed detonation rounds."
- ^ Halo Infinite, Academy - Weapon Drills - Disruptor description
- ^ Halo Waypoint, Halo Infinite Update - May 10 2023 (Retrieved on May 10, 2023) [archive]
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