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| − | A '''Blowtorch''' is a general purpose tool used to diffuse a flame to apply heat upon an object. It is often used [[File:Blowtorch.jpg|thumb|The blowtorch in real life.]]for repairs |
+ | A '''Blowtorch''' is a general purpose tool used to diffuse a flame to apply heat upon an object. It is often used [[File:Blowtorch.jpg|thumb|The blowtorch in real life.]]for repairs to a vehicle or structure. |
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In ''Battlefield Heroes'', the '''Blowtorch''' is an [[Soldier (Class)|Soldier]] weapon used to melt tank steel. It has a very high rate of fire and damage, but a very limited range. It can be used to hurt infantry as well, but the victim needs to stand still not to miss him. |
In ''Battlefield Heroes'', the '''Blowtorch''' is an [[Soldier (Class)|Soldier]] weapon used to melt tank steel. It has a very high rate of fire and damage, but a very limited range. It can be used to hurt infantry as well, but the victim needs to stand still not to miss him. |
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==Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam== |
==Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam== |
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[[File:Torch.png|thumb|The Torch, being used by a USMC Engineer in ''Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam''.]] |
[[File:Torch.png|thumb|The Torch, being used by a USMC Engineer in ''Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam''.]] |
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| − | {{Template:Quote|Portable welding tool for emergency repairs. Caution! Keep away from burning flame.|In-game description}}In ''Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam'', the '''Torch''' is issued to the Engineer kit and functions identically to the [[Repair Tool]] from [[Battlefield: Bad Company 2|the base game]], its stats for repairing speed and overheating speed are the same |
+ | {{Template:Quote|Portable welding tool for emergency repairs. Caution! Keep away from burning flame.|In-game description}}In ''Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam'', the '''Torch''' is issued to the Engineer kit and functions identically to the [[Repair Tool]] from [[Battlefield: Bad Company 2|the base game]], its stats for repairing speed and overheating speed are the same aswell. |
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TorchBC2Vietnam.png|Render about the blowtorch in BC2V |
TorchBC2Vietnam.png|Render about the blowtorch in BC2V |
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| + | The Blowtorch returns in ''[http://battlefield.wikia.com/wiki/Battlefield_3 Battlefield 3]. ''Like in ''Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Vietnam'', the torch works like the [http://battlefield.wikia.com/wiki/Repair_Tool Repair Tool] from that game. Besides repairing vehicles, it can be used to damage enemy vehicles. It is required to obtain a kill, destroy a vehicle, and repair vehicles with the gadget to complete the [http://battlefield.wikia.com/wiki/Fixing_It Fixing It], [http://battlefield.wikia.com/wiki/It_Goes_Boom%21 It Goes Boom], and [http://battlefield.wikia.com/wiki/Wrench_Wielder Wrench Wielder] [http://battlefield.wikia.com/wiki/Assignment assignments]. |
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| − | *The Blowtorch makes an appearance in ''[[Battlefield 3]]'', though it is rather referred to as the [[Repair Tool]]. |
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[[Category:Gadgets of Battlefield Vietnam]] |
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A Blowtorch is a general purpose tool used to diffuse a flame to apply heat upon an object. It is often used
The blowtorch in real life.
for repairs to a vehicle or structure.
Battlefield Vietnam
In Battlefield Vietnam, the Blowtorch is issued as an option to the Engineer kit of any American and South Vietnamese faction. The blowtorch is the opposite of the wrench, as the blowtorch inflicts damage to vehicles rather than renew its health. It is dangerous to use to destroy a vehicle, such as a tank, as the target will explode. It is recommended to only use the blowtorch to almost destroy a vehicle, and then finish it off with C4, which is also issued to the Engineer.
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Battlefield 2: Modern Combat
In Battlefield 2: Modern Combat, the blowtorch is issued to the Engineer kit and acts as a repair tool. It differs from typical repair tools of the series in that it requires ammo (fuel) to function, and must be resupplied from an ammo crate or a new Engineer kit eventually if it used enough in a single life.
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Battlefield Heroes
In Battlefield Heroes, the Blowtorch is an Soldier weapon used to melt tank steel. It has a very high rate of fire and damage, but a very limited range. It can be used to hurt infantry as well, but the victim needs to stand still not to miss him.
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Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam
The Torch, being used by a USMC Engineer in Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam.
"Portable welding tool for emergency repairs. Caution! Keep away from burning flame."
— In-game description
In Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam, the Torch is issued to the Engineer kit and functions identically to the Repair Tool from the base game, its stats for repairing speed and overheating speed are the same aswell.
Render about the blowtorch in BC2V
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Battlefield 3
The Blowtorch returns in Battlefield 3. Like in Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Vietnam, the torch works like the Repair Tool from that game. Besides repairing vehicles, it can be used to damage enemy vehicles. It is required to obtain a kill, destroy a vehicle, and repair vehicles with the gadget to complete the Fixing It, It Goes Boom, and Wrench Wielder assignments.