GDF Field Ops/Strogg Oppressors call in artillery assets
GDF Covert Ops/Strogg Infiltrators call in sensors (aka radar)
Only one deployable may be in play per player at any given time. If a player changes class, any deployable already on the ground will self destruct (including supply crates). There is no effect if a player dies.
Deployables can only be deployed outdoors and inside of friendly territory. What is considered friendly territory will change as the map progresses. If territory changes hands and your deployables end up in enemy territory, they will self destruct.
To deploy an asset, select your Deployment Tool (6) and Fire (Mouse1). You should see a wireframe of your deployable and green and red patches marked on the ground. The green patches indicate a permissible deployment site; the red patches indicate non-permissible deployment sites.
Non-permissible location
Permissible location
Move your crosshair to move the wireframe to a suitable spot then click Mouse1 to select. Use your F key to select from the different types of deployables for your class.
Deployables have a 170 degree arc of awareness. The double yellow arrow marks the front. Drag the mouse to rotate your deployable so it's facing the direction you want. Click Fire again to call in the deployable. If you're successful, you will get an audible acknowledgement then you will see a while outline of your deployable waiting to be dropped in.
Direction selection
Deployment confirmation
Deployables can be damaged by any weapon.
Deployables can be disabled before they become destroyed. When disabled, the deployable is still in place and is repairable by ANY friendly GDF Engineer or Strogg Constructor. If the deployable's health goes to 0, then the deployable is destroyed and a new one must be deployed - by an GDF Engineer or Strogg Constructor who doesn't already have one deployed.
EMP and Scramble grenades will disable a deployable for 30 seconds; hacking a deployable disables it for 60 seconds and doesn't consume a grenade.
Deploying a second deployable will result a confirmation message then the destruction of the original deployable.
Deploying any deployable involves the item falling from space (Strogg) or being brought in by the Magog Sky Crane (GDF) so there is a considerable delay from the time a deployable is requested to the time it is active and ready to kill bad guys.
Generally speaking, deployables have a 170 degree FOV. This means that if you approach it from outside its FOV, it won't engage you unless you attack it, in which case it will rotate and defend itself. Once it kills you, it will return to its original facing.
Deployable Details
Deployable Name
Notes
Only has a 170 degree field of vision but will rotate if you attack it
Most non-pistol weapons out range it
Becomes disabled after 33% damage - about 2 grenades + some additional damage
Only targets players on foot
Only has a 170 degree field of vision but will rotate if you attack it
Most non-pistol weapons out range it
Becomes disabled after 33% damage - about 2 grenades + some additional damage
Only targets active vehicles within it's FOV, vehicles do not have to be manned to be targeted
360 degree coverage
Becomes disabled after 33% damage - about 2 grenades + some additional damage
Only blocks strikes from Rail Howitzer, Plasma Mortar, and Dark Matter Cannon; Will NOT block Violator Orbital Strikes
Shoots a 10-round barrage
30 second reload time
Becomes disabled after 1000 points of damage
Shoots a 6 round barrage of rockets
35 second reload time
Can lock onto vehicles or deployables
Calling GDF Field Ops can direct rocket strikes with target designator within the general strike area to hit multiple or moving targets
Becomes disabled after 1000 points of damage
Fires a single slow moving projectile
40 second reload time
Area of affect/blast radius is approximately 3x as wide as for an artillery round and 4x as wide as a rocket
Becomes disabled after 1000 points of damage
Randomly global chatting, "It's Hammer Time" is consider to be silly
When enabled, will show enemy players on the Command Map
Detection range is 8500, a little more than the range of the standard Assault Rifle
Becomes disabled after 1000 points of damage
Only has a 170 degree field of vision but will rotate if you attack it
Most non-pistol weapons out range it
Becomes disabled after 33% damage - about 2 grenades + some additional damage
Only targets players on foot
Only has a 170 degree field of vision but will rotate if you attack it
Most non-pistol weapons out range it
Becomes disabled after 33% damage - about 2 grenades + some additional damage
Only targets active vehicles within it's FOV, vehicles do not have to be manned to be targeted
360 degree coverage
Becomes disabled after 33% damage - about 2 grenades + some additional damage
Only blocks strikes from Artillery Gun, Rocket Artillery, and Hammer Launcher; Will NOT block Vampire Airstrikes or SSMs launched from the MCP
Shoots a 10-round barrage
30 second reload time
Becomes disabled after 1000 points of damage
Shoots a 6 round barrage of plasma rounds
30 second reload time
Can lock onto vehicles or deployables
Calling Strogg Oppressor can direct rocket strikes with target designator within the general strike area to hit multiple or moving targets
Becomes disabled after 1000 points of damage
Fires a single slow moving projectile
55 second reload time
Area of affect/blast radius is approximately 3x as wide as for an artillery round and 4x as wide as a rocket
Becomes disabled at 33% health or after 1000 points of damage
"Run! DMC!" is not an appropriate vsay
Formerly known as the Strategic Strike Gun (SSG)
When enabled, will show enemy players on the Command Map
Becomes disabled after 1000 points of damage
Detection range is 8500, a little more than the range of the standard Assault Rifle
