Bazooka

Maximum damage: 50
Affected by wind : yes
Charge to fire: yes
Type:  Projectile


The Bazooka (Mark II) is one of the most basic and most valuable weapons in the Hedgehog cadet's arsenal. Light weight and with plentiful ammo, the Bazooka delivers a thin steel shell that explodes on impact, leaving up to 50 damage in it's wake.

Unlike similar artillery, the thin casing on the bazooka shells leaves their trajectory highly affected by windy conditions, as such the budding cadet should always check the weather forecast and take it into account before attempting to fire the mark II.

 

Usage Guidelines

Congratulations on your acquisition of the mark II Bazooka, please read this guide fully before attempting to operate the mark II.

The mark II should be kept out of reach of children at all times, not to be used whilst intoxicated.
Damage caused to the mark II whilst failing to adhere to these guidelines will result in warranty being voided, and potential death.




Step 1. 

By placing the bazooka firmly on your shoulders, use the arrow keys to aim carefully at your target, holding shift will allow you to aim more accurately. Check the direction and strength of the wind and prepare to fire.

Hint:  Make sure you're holding the Bazooka the right way around.





Step 2

Carefully power the shell for launch by holding the space key, the longer this key is held the further the shell will fly, and the greater the effect of wind will be.

Hint:  Firing the Bazooka at a high angle, directly into the wind is often a bad idea. Please look up "Kamikaze" in your game manual for a much quicker method of suicide.





Step 3:

Watch your shell fly!  You have a short period to move your hedgehog after the shell has launched.

Hint: This period is particularly useful if you realise the shell is actually heading back in your direction.

Disclaimer:

Hedgewars.org takes no responsibility for loss of hair caused by stress whilst attempting to accurately hit a target with the mark II, though Tiyuri think's its very funny.

All controls in this guide are assumed to be default.

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