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==Battlefield 3== |
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'''Guided Shell''' is a vehicle specialization that grants the driver of a [[tank]] the ability to fire guided shells. The tanker can either use their own [[weapon lock]], or assail a [[laser designated]] target. |
'''Guided Shell''' is a vehicle specialization that grants the driver of a [[tank]] the ability to fire guided shells. The tanker can either use their own [[weapon lock]], or assail a [[laser designated]] target. |
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A Guided Shell is a projectile fired from the main gun of a tank, with the added possibility of guidance afterwards. As a side effect, the shell might be slower than regular tank shells.
Battlefield 3
Guided Shell is a vehicle specialization that grants the driver of a tank the ability to fire guided shells. The tanker can either use their own weapon lock, or assail a laser designated target.
When fired, the speed is about the same as a regular rocket, slower than the standard HEAP round. The tank-based tracking system has an effective range of about 300m. Targeting time is very similar to heatseekers or guided rockets. Reloading takes about 4 seconds.
A single hit in self-guided mode will inflict damage similar to other common anti-vehicle weapons. When fired on laser designated targets, the shell will attack the top of the vehicle for increased damage, often enough to disable a full-health vehicle.
Target vehicles can protect themselves using IR Smoke or an ECM Jammer. Thermal Camo and Stealth may help protect the target against tank-based detection.
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