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=== Special Properties === |
=== Special Properties === |
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| − | After coming into contact with certain objects, Inferno will activate a frontal flamethrower. (A tree fills 1/7, and an oil puddle fills 1/2) The flamethrower is in essence identical to the power-up version without modifiers. Aesthetic flames emerge from the side exhausts as well as the exposed intakes will rumble. The bulb in the rear fills up when fuel is collected (ones collected during attacking sequence does not count) and will active once it reaches full |
+ | After coming into contact with certain objects, Inferno will activate a frontal flamethrower. (A tree fills 1/7, and an oil puddle fills 1/2) The flamethrower is in essence identical to the power-up version without modifiers but without the drop ability. Aesthetic flames emerge from the side exhausts as well as the exposed intakes will rumble. The bulb in the rear fills up when fuel is collected (ones collected during attacking sequence does not count) and will active once it reaches full. |
Eligible fuel sources include: |
Eligible fuel sources include: |
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* Trees (1/7 each) |
* Trees (1/7 each) |
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| − | * Oil puddles (1/2 each) |
+ | * Oil puddles (1/2 each). |
| + | ** Vehicle is not immune to oil's paralysis effects. |
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* Projectiles from Cannon variants & Spread Cannon (TBA) |
* Projectiles from Cannon variants & Spread Cannon (TBA) |
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* Explosive barrels in the map (TBA) |
* Explosive barrels in the map (TBA) |
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* Landmines (TBA) |
* Landmines (TBA) |
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+ | == Strategies == |
| + | Inferno is arguable one of the worst fusion vehicles in the entire game due to its poor overall stats and wide profile. While the flamethrower is theoretically an effective weapon due to its somewhat significant DPS, it is extremely weak compared to most power-ups, not to mention its lack of compatibility with modifiers & the ability to trigger it at will. The process of collecting fuel also makes it exceptionally vulnerable. |
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| − | The flamethrower can prove to be an effective way to damage enemies when protected, though this need some planning and tactics due to the vehicle's generally unfavorable. stats. |
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| − | == Gallery == |
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| + | While using its flamethrower, beware of the nozzles & fountains in Water Park or the Fire Truck, as they can take extinguish the blaze, rendering the ability useless. |
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<gallery> |
<gallery> |
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Gigahorse.jpg|The Gigahorse |
Gigahorse.jpg|The Gigahorse |
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800px-1934 Ford Model 40 (23285375560).jpg|The 1934 Ford Model 40B |
800px-1934 Ford Model 40 (23285375560).jpg|The 1934 Ford Model 40B |
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Ford-xb-falcon-onroadb.jpg|The 1974 XB Ford Falcon |
Ford-xb-falcon-onroadb.jpg|The 1974 XB Ford Falcon |
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| + | Inferno extinguished.gif|The [[Fire Truck]] extinguishing the flamethrower in [[Narrow]] |
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| + | Inferno extinguished2.gif|The same scenario set in [[Gorge]] |
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</gallery> |
</gallery> |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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| − | * The Inferno's design is inspired |
+ | * The Inferno's design is inspired by the Gigahorse in ''Mad Max: Fury Road'', which also has a mounted flamethrower. |
| − | ** However, the in-game design of the Inferno is significantly different than its real life counterpart |
+ | ** However, the in-game design of the Inferno is significantly different than its real life counterpart. Instead of using two 1959 Cadillac Devilles as its hull, the Inferno's hull is a combination of two vehicles - The 1934 Ford Model B (also known as model 40B, which partially explains the inclusion of the [[Hot Rod]]), and 1974 XB Ford Falcon coupe. |
| + | ===Changes in Updates=== |
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| − | * |
+ | * Inferno is introduced in the Hollows Update. |
| − | * This vehicle serves as the only case where the flamethrower cannot be extinguished. Game programming classifies it as a "vehicle-based weapon" which is similar to [[Trailblaze]]/[[Plasma Bike]]/[[Bomber Plane]]. However, it also can mean that it's directly different from a normal flamethrower, thus it isn't not affected by it's modifiers. |
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| − | *Unlike Sparkie which is also a vehicle that benefits from Oil, Inferno does not have Oil immunity. |
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{{All Cars}} |
{{All Cars}} |
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[[Category:Fusion Cars]] |
[[Category:Fusion Cars]] |
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The Inferno is a FUSION vehicle in Crash of Cars.
When there's no more room in Hell, the fire scorches the earth.
Description
TBA
Special Properties
After coming into contact with certain objects, Inferno will activate a frontal flamethrower. (A tree fills 1/7, and an oil puddle fills 1/2) The flamethrower is in essence identical to the power-up version without modifiers but without the drop ability. Aesthetic flames emerge from the side exhausts as well as the exposed intakes will rumble. The bulb in the rear fills up when fuel is collected (ones collected during attacking sequence does not count) and will active once it reaches full.
Eligible fuel sources include:
- Trees (1/7 each)
- Oil puddles (1/2 each).
- Vehicle is not immune to oil's paralysis effects.
- Projectiles from Cannon variants & Spread Cannon (TBA)
- Explosive barrels in the map (TBA)
- Landmines (TBA)
Strategies
Inferno is arguable one of the worst fusion vehicles in the entire game due to its poor overall stats and wide profile. While the flamethrower is theoretically an effective weapon due to its somewhat significant DPS, it is extremely weak compared to most power-ups, not to mention its lack of compatibility with modifiers & the ability to trigger it at will. The process of collecting fuel also makes it exceptionally vulnerable.
While using its flamethrower, beware of the nozzles & fountains in Water Park or the Fire Truck, as they can take extinguish the blaze, rendering the ability useless.
The Gigahorse
.jpg "800px-1934 Ford Model 40 (23285375560).jpg (153 KB)")
The 1934 Ford Model 40B
The 1974 XB Ford Falcon
The Fire Truck extinguishing the flamethrower in Narrow
The same scenario set in Gorge
Trivia
- The Inferno's design is inspired by the Gigahorse in Mad Max: Fury Road, which also has a mounted flamethrower.
- However, the in-game design of the Inferno is significantly different than its real life counterpart. Instead of using two 1959 Cadillac Devilles as its hull, the Inferno's hull is a combination of two vehicles - The 1934 Ford Model B (also known as model 40B, which partially explains the inclusion of the Hot Rod), and 1974 XB Ford Falcon coupe.
Changes in Updates
- Inferno is introduced in the Hollows Update.