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[[Image:Brute Shot.jpg|thumb|A [[Spartan]] wields a Brute Shot on [[Midship]].]] | [[Image:Brute Shot.jpg|thumb|A [[Spartan]] wields a Brute Shot on [[Midship]].]] | ||
The '''Brute Shot''' is a [[weapon]] very little is known about this only that the [[Covenant]] [[Brutes]] seem to favor this weapon to others. It seems to fire a type of grenade similar to the [[Frag Grenade]] at very high velocities that bounce off of and around most surfaces. It was first encountered after the Battle of Installation 04. | |||
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The grenades from the '''Brute Shot''' can bounce around corners and inflict heavy damage when the enemy is bunched up. The melee attack on the Brute Shot is very deadly, dropping [[shields]] with one hit. With the recent updates on [[Xbox Live]], a jumping melee is enough to kill a target. | The grenades from the '''Brute Shot''' can bounce around corners and inflict heavy damage when the enemy is bunched up. The melee attack on the Brute Shot is very deadly, dropping [[shields]] with one hit. With the recent updates on [[Xbox Live]], a jumping melee is enough to kill a target. | ||
The best way to treat this weapon is as a | The best way to treat this weapon is as a room clearing device. The Brute Shot can also make quick work of an unsuspecting enemy if you line your shots up before taking aim. Despite the wide range of the splash damage, the Brute Shot is amazingly apt as a semi-close range weapon in the hands of experienced players, and while the blade is less accurate, slower, and lacks the "lunge effect" of the Energy Sword, it does the nearly the same amount of damage and does not have the side effect of it glowing while you have [[Active Camouflage]] on. Also, it takes around four grenades to destroy a [[warthog]]. | ||
This weapon is the weapon to fire at the body, instead of the head, as with the recent updates on Xbox Live, two direct hits with the brute shot is enough to kill the target. It is also important to note that this weapon fires in an arc, so one must compensate for accuracy by aiming higher when his target is farther away. | This weapon is the weapon to fire at the body, instead of the head, as with the recent updates on Xbox Live, two direct hits with the brute shot is enough to kill the target. It is also important to note that this weapon fires in an arc, so one must compensate for accuracy by aiming higher when his target is farther away. | ||
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The Brute Shot is a weapon very little is known about this only that the Covenant Brutes seem to favor this weapon to others. It seems to fire a type of grenade similar to the Frag Grenade at very high velocities that bounce off of and around most surfaces. It was first encountered after the Battle of Installation 04.
Background
The grenades seem to be loaded via stripper clips. The splash damage from this weapon is extremely high. It also has a very sharp curved blade on the underside of it, used as a powerful melee weapon. This bayonet delivers a higher than normal amount of melee damage.
Tactics
The grenades from the Brute Shot can bounce around corners and inflict heavy damage when the enemy is bunched up. The melee attack on the Brute Shot is very deadly, dropping shields with one hit. With the recent updates on Xbox Live, a jumping melee is enough to kill a target.
The best way to treat this weapon is as a room clearing device. The Brute Shot can also make quick work of an unsuspecting enemy if you line your shots up before taking aim. Despite the wide range of the splash damage, the Brute Shot is amazingly apt as a semi-close range weapon in the hands of experienced players, and while the blade is less accurate, slower, and lacks the "lunge effect" of the Energy Sword, it does the nearly the same amount of damage and does not have the side effect of it glowing while you have Active Camouflage on. Also, it takes around four grenades to destroy a warthog.
This weapon is the weapon to fire at the body, instead of the head, as with the recent updates on Xbox Live, two direct hits with the brute shot is enough to kill the target. It is also important to note that this weapon fires in an arc, so one must compensate for accuracy by aiming higher when his target is farther away.
Due to the bayonet mounted to it, it is an effective anti-Flood weapon. A single swipe from the Brute Shot's blade will act like a sword swing and thus destroy a normal un-shielded Combat Form easily. Unlike the Energy Sword how ever, it has unlimited swings for attacking. The Flood infected Elites who still have Energy Shields, require two hits with the blade. Also, because Flood are weak to explosions, the Brute Shot can also destroy them from a good distance.
Halo 3 Changes
- Instead of the normal four rounds, it fires six before reloading.
- It has the normal explosion, plus an electrical burst.
- It's grenades now do not bounce; they explode on touch with anything.
- The bayonet looks smaller now, but it has the same amount of melee damage as it did in Halo 2.
- The arch of the shots was greatly lessend, barely arching at all.
