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Spread Gun
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THE 'CONTRA' SPREAD GUN! is a modification for Quake made by TigerShark (SuperHero#1) on August 12, 1996. This modification provides a few alternate modes for the Rocket Launcher .
The largest focus of the modification is the Spread Gun, a mode called by pressing Impulse 190. This is a weapon inspired by the Contra weapon of the same name. Much like the original weapon, the player can fire five balls in a wide spread. This attack does not have Splash Damage . Each ball does around 40-60 damage. This Weapon is notably powerful when up close, allowing the player to get between 200-300 damage in a single shot. Note however that it is unable to kill a Zombie since the individual balls are not powerful enough. Each shot costs 5 Cells .
By pressing Impulse 190 once more, the player can swap to the Homing Spread Gun. This is almost identical to the normal Spread Gun, except that the balls will attempt to home onto whatever targets it finds. Note that firing it too close to a wall can result in the ball exploding since it could not make a fast enough turn. This attack will cost 25 Cells per use. Pressing Impulse 190 a third time will swap the player back to the normal Rocket Launcher .
As a bonus, TigerShark included a last minute addition in the form of the DOG ROCKET. Impulse 191 swaps between this mode and the normal Rocket Launcher. The DOG ROCKET fires a Rottweiler projectile that functions relatively similar to a regular rocket, but with the homing capabilities like those found in the Homing Spread Gun. This mode does not cost any Ammo , nor does it have Splash Damage , but also only does 10 damage per shot. Upon collision, the Rottweiler shall burst apart into a pile of generic Gibs .
The DOG ROCKET projectile exploding
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Weapons can be obtained from a few different sources throughout the game. In many outdoor stages, weapons are obtained from capsules (left) and sensors (center). Capsules fly across the screen from the left side to the right (or in the case of the waterfall stage, from bottom to top) and release weapons when shot. Sensors, on the other hand, are stationary and embedded in the stage. During the indoor stages, weapons can be obtained by shooting the red guard (right) that hops across the background. Only one red guard will appear per room, so once the guard escapes, you will not encounter another until you advance to a new room. To obtain a new weapon, you simply need to touch it. However, once you do, you will lose your previous weapon with no means of getting it back until you find a new instance of it.
You initially start with a regular rifle, a single shot weapon that fires one bullet every time you press . It can fire up to four bullets on-screen. You will revert back to the Normal Gun every time you begin a new life.
Unlike other powerups, this one appears frequently. It speeds up the firing rate of all weapons with the exception of the laser rifle, allowing your bullets to reach their targets faster than they normally would. An extremely useful power-up when used in combination with the Machine Gun or Spread Gun.
While not the strongest weapon per-shot, the fact you can fire continuously by holding down makes this weapon useful. It has an on-screen capacity of six bullets, which are quite fast and have a very fast rate of fire. The firing rate can be further improved upon with the Rapid Fire. This is a very common weapon, and the first available in the game.
The most powerful weapon per shot, but also the slowest. It is very useful against bosses, vehicles, and artillery since they can take a lot of damage and generally only appear on the screen a few at a time. The slowness of the beam, along with the fact old beams are canceled by firing a new one, can make this weapon challenging to use against infantry. This drawback is mitigated by the fact that the beam will continue to pass through defeated enemies, so you can take out an entire line of them in one shot.
This is not a traditional flamethrower. Instead, it shoots out a small fireball the moves forward in a corkscrew pattern, making small loops. It has an on-screen capacity of four fireballs. While the fireballs are fairly powerful, they move considerably slowly compared to other weapons. It has a wide range of attack; fireballs spin around slightly above and below the level of your gun, so you don't have to duck or jump to aim.
This weapon is particularly useful, and many players consider it to be the easiest weapon to use. It fires several bullets in a wide arc, with an on-screen capacity of ten bullets. It can hit almost any enemy on the screen without much effort on your part. At close range, you'll hit an enemy with every bullet fired, causing plenty of damage per shot. Each bullet is as powerful as a machine gun bullet, and if all bullets hit one enemy, it causes almost as much damage as a laser beam.
This item doesn't appear very often, but it's very useful. When collected, it will protect you from anything (except falling in pits) for roughly twenty seconds. Any infantry that touches you will be instantly killed, but vehicles and heavy guns will be unaffected.
As soon as this flashing falcon is collected, it destroys every basic enemy on the screen. It does little to no damage to vehicles, artillery, and other machines though. It is used as soon as you touch it, so you may not hold on to it until you need it. It is very rare, and enemies have a tendency to disappear in locations where it is found, so it's usefulness is limited.
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