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Halo 5 | ONI Rockethog vs Vespin Rockethog Analysis

Quantitative/qualitative analysis of the ONI Rocket Warthog and Vespin Rocket Warthog in Halo 5. Read below for details: Song 1: "Crypt" Artist: Halo 5 OST Song 2: "Echo" Artist: Gigatop Gigatop Social links:   / gigatop     / gigatop01   "Free Music House" Link    • Видео   **Data** *Speed Test ONI/Vespin same speed *Red Reticle Range (RRR) ONI: 125 m Vespin: 125 m Standard: 125 m *ONI Rocket Turret Rate of Fire: 6 rockets/launch Rocket Velocity: 113 meters/s Air V. Lock-On Range: 125 m Land V. Lock-On Range: 125 m Rocket Launch Time: 0.95 s Cooldown: 2.10 s Blast Radius: ~ 8 m Spartan TTK: 1 rocket, instant *Vespin Rocket Turret Rate of Fire: 6 rockets/launch Rocket Velocity: 128 meters/s Air V. Lock-On Range: 125 m Land V. Lock-On Range: 125 m Rocket Launch Time: 0.75 s Cooldown: 2.10 s Blast Radius: ~ 8 m Spartan TTK: 1 rocket, instant *Standard Rockethog Spartan TTK: 1 rocket, instant Rocket Velocity: 98 meters/s Air V. Lock-On Range: 125 m Armor: 25 ONI Chaingun shots *Armor Strength [ONI Chaingun shots] ONI Rockethog: 44 shots Vespin Rockethog: 36 shots Standard Rockethog: 25 shots (Corp 30, other variants 36 shots) *Rockethogs Lock-On ONI: locks on air/land vehicles Vespin: locks on air/land vehicles Standard: locks on air vehicles Air Lock-On: 125 m Land Lock-On: 125 m Banshees/Phaetons can evade locked-on rockets. *ONI/Vespin Rocket Damage [Destroy Standard Scorpion] ONI: fire rocket turret 3 times Vespin: fire rocket turret 3 times The ONI Rocket Warthog and Vespin Rocket Warthog are formidable Warthogs capable of great destruction on the battlefield. --- Intro made by Aozolai at Renderforest.com https://www.renderforest.com/ Song: "Midnight In Tokyo" Artist: BlueFoxMusic Lion Emblem by: Black/White Lion version by Aozolai Original by: http://followbywhiterabbit.deviantart... Halo 5 was developed by 343 Industries/Microsoft. I claim no credit for it. Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.