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An active Mecha Turret will rotate in place, automatically targeting anything within its range and firing a blue laser beam. Before firing, the turret will lock on and vibrate, charging up a beam shot. The beam inflicts piercing <!--{{???}} same for all types in all areas? --> damage and has a knock back effect, pushing targets away. After firing its laser, it contracts until it can fire again. A row of lights on top turn on one after another, then the turret pops back up again and resumes rotating. This results in a slow, mostly defensive machine. | An active Mecha Turret will rotate in place, automatically targeting anything within its range and firing a blue laser beam. Before firing, the turret will lock on and vibrate, charging up a beam shot. The beam inflicts piercing <!--{{???}} same for all types in all areas? --> damage and has a knock back effect, pushing targets away. After firing its laser, it contracts until it can fire again. A row of lights on top turn on one after another, then the turret pops back up again and resumes rotating. This results in a slow, mostly defensive machine. | ||
| − | Turrets can be inflicted with [[status]]. | + | Turrets can be inflicted with [[status]]. If in a vulnerable location, Turrets can receive damage. With enough damage they will disappear. |
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| − | Purple turrets are seen in {{mission|Operation Crimson Hammer}} and rarely in [[Deconstruction Zone]] segments. | + | Purple turrets are seen in {{mission|Operation Crimson Hammer}}, sometimes in [[Starlight Cradle]] levels, and rarely in [[Deconstruction Zone]] segments. |
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| − | + | Two red turrets are found in {{location|Aurora Isles|The Jelly Farm II}}. Each requires 5 [[energy]] to activate. The number "5" will pop up as the player draws close enough, prompting the energy option. <br> {{opinion/small}}: The benefits of activating Energy Mecha Turrets are not worth 5 energy. Players usually only activate these "for fun." | |
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Latest revision as of 10:45, 7 May 2020
A Mecha Turret is a type of stationary machine players can encounter while exploring the Clockworks.
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An active Mecha Turret will rotate in place, automatically targeting anything within its range and firing a blue laser beam. Before firing, the turret will lock on and vibrate, charging up a beam shot. The beam inflicts piercing damage and has a knock back effect, pushing targets away. After firing its laser, it contracts until it can fire again. A row of lights on top turn on one after another, then the turret pops back up again and resumes rotating. This results in a slow, mostly defensive machine.
Turrets can be inflicted with status. If in a vulnerable location, Turrets can receive damage. With enough damage they will disappear.
History
- Mecha Turrets were first seen in the preview event, notably in Starlight Cradle levels.
- release 2011-07-08: Turrets show up in a few specific places.
- release 2015-01-21: Auto Turret Kit pickups are found in the Clockworks (they were meant to be introduced with release 2013-10-16).
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Mecha Turret
Event Mission: Save Winterfest!. Inactive Mecha Turrets are seen in the Rescue Camp. They remain off until the player completes the 1-2 Mission: The Ancient Generator.
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Purple turrets are seen in Expansion Mission: Operation Crimson Hammer, sometimes in Starlight Cradle levels, and rarely in Deconstruction Zone segments.
Energy Mecha Turret
Two red turrets are found in Aurora Isles: The Jelly Farm II. Each requires 5 energy to activate. The number "5" will pop up as the player draws close enough, prompting the energy option.
: The benefits of activating Energy Mecha Turrets are not worth 5 energy. Players usually only activate these "for fun."
Auto Turret
