Difference between revisions of "Wammer"
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| − | A Wammer is a wedged [[Rammer]], put simply. The design is to force opponents on the wedges, and in the weapons. Notable Wammers are [[Devil II]], [[Psyco Sweeper | + | A Wammer is a wedged [[Rammer]], put simply. The design is to force opponents on the wedges, and in the weapons. Notable Wammers are [[Devil II]], [[Psyco Sweeper]], [[Event Horizon 2]], and Cold Front. |
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| + | Generally slower than rammers, wammers sometimes have slower drive but still need to be fast. | ||
The term itself was created by [[Clickbeetle]] (with Cold Front). | The term itself was created by [[Clickbeetle]] (with Cold Front). | ||
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-Less damage than a pure rammer | -Less damage than a pure rammer | ||
| − | - | + | -Not always invertible |
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| + | -Dependant on wedges | ||
Revision as of 01:53, 19 June 2010
A Wammer is a wedged Rammer, put simply. The design is to force opponents on the wedges, and in the weapons. Notable Wammers are Devil II, Psyco Sweeper, Event Horizon 2, and Cold Front.
Generally slower than rammers, wammers sometimes have slower drive but still need to be fast.
The term itself was created by Clickbeetle (with Cold Front).
PROS
-Better against the rammer's worst enemies, like VS or Popups
-Excellent pushers thanks to their wedges
CONS
-Less damage than a pure rammer
-Not always invertible
-Dependant on wedges