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==Overview==
==Overview==
The Suppressor is an automatic weapon that fires bolts of hard light in rapidly accelerating succession. Its rapid-firing nature lead to its widespread use among Forerunner soldiers during the Forerunner-Flood War.<ref name="gi"/>
The Suppressor is an automatic weapon that fires bolts of hard light in rapidly accelerating succession. Its rapid-firing nature lead to its widespread use among Forerunner soldiers during the Forerunner-Flood War.<ref name="gi"/>
===Design details===
The weapon is clearly of Forerunner design; it possesses an angular design and metallic casing. It appears to be held together, at least partly, by energy fields as indicated by its self-assembly process. Orange highlights can be seen while the weapon is self-assembling and throughout the casing once assembly is complete; these highlights grow brighter when the weapon is fired.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vcn94PBn-4s&feature=plcp '''Youtube:''' Boltshot/Suppressor Gameplay'']</ref>


==Gallery==
==Gallery==

Revision as of 11:45, September 12, 2012

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The Z-130 Suppressor[1] is a fully automatic Forerunner energy weapon.[2] It was utilized by Promethean Knights during the Battle of Requiem. [3]

Overview

The Suppressor is an automatic weapon that fires bolts of hard light in rapidly accelerating succession. Its rapid-firing nature lead to its widespread use among Forerunner soldiers during the Forerunner-Flood War.[1]

Design details

The weapon is clearly of Forerunner design; it possesses an angular design and metallic casing. It appears to be held together, at least partly, by energy fields as indicated by its self-assembly process. Orange highlights can be seen while the weapon is self-assembling and throughout the casing once assembly is complete; these highlights grow brighter when the weapon is fired.[4]

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