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==Tomb Raider Classic== | ==Tomb Raider Classic== | ||
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[[Image:Shotgun_tr3.jpg|thumb|150px|left|Shotgun TR3]] | [[Image:Shotgun_tr3.jpg|thumb|150px|left|Shotgun TR3]] | ||
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In the first Tomb Raiders there was only one kind of shotgun ammo. Since [[The Last Revelation]] the Shotgun had two different kinds of [[ammo]], normal ammo and wideshot ammo. The wideshot ammo is best used against multiple opponents or a bigger one like the [[Dragonheads]] in Rome. | In the first Tomb Raiders there was only one kind of shotgun ammo. Since [[The Last Revelation]] the Shotgun had two different kinds of [[ammo]], normal ammo and wideshot ammo. The wideshot ammo is best used against multiple opponents or a bigger one like the [[Dragonheads]] in Rome. | ||
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* [[Shotgun Normal Ammo]] (TR4) | * [[Shotgun Normal Ammo]] (TR4) | ||
* [[Shotgun Wideshot Ammo]] (TR4) | * [[Shotgun Wideshot Ammo]] (TR4) | ||
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==The Angel of Darkness== | ==The Angel of Darkness== | ||
In [[The Angel of Darkness]] the shotgun is the [[V-Packer]]. | In [[The Angel of Darkness]] the shotgun is the [[V-Packer]]. | ||
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[[Image:Shotgun.JPG|thumb|150px|left|Shotgun in [[Legend]]]] | [[Image:Shotgun.JPG|thumb|150px|left|Shotgun in [[Legend]]]] | ||
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| − | One hit will kill in point blank range against most enemies in [[Legend]]. Animals, [[Mercenary#Heavy_Armored_Mercenary|Heavy | + | One hit will kill in point blank range against most enemies in [[Legend]]. Animals, [[Mercenary#Heavy_Armored_Mercenary|Heavy Armoured Mercenary]] and [[Mercenary#Support_Mercenary|Support Mercenary]] require two shots to bring down. |
==Tomb Raider Anniversary== | ==Tomb Raider Anniversary== | ||
Revision as of 21:15, 2 July 2007
The Shotgun has been in Tomb Raider from the beginning. At close range it can kill most enemies in a few shots, but its power greatly decreases at range.
Contents
Tomb Raider Classic
In the first Tomb Raiders there was only one kind of shotgun ammo. Since The Last Revelation the Shotgun had two different kinds of ammo, normal ammo and wideshot ammo. The wideshot ammo is best used against multiple opponents or a bigger one like the Dragonheads in Rome.
Ammunition
- Shotgun Normal Ammo (TR4)
- Shotgun Wideshot Ammo (TR4)
The Angel of Darkness
In The Angel of Darkness the shotgun is the V-Packer.
Tomb Raider Legend
from the official site
For times when a few well-aimed bullets aren't sufficient, Lara appreciates the solid familiarity of a simple pump-action shotgun. It can always be counted on to fire a side spray of buckshot capable of delivering a great deal of damage at close range.
In Game
The shotgun can load 5 rounds within its chamber, with another 20 rounds as spare - a total of 25 rounds for players to carry.
One hit will kill in point blank range against most enemies in Legend. Animals, Heavy Armoured Mercenary and Support Mercenary require two shots to bring down.
Tomb Raider Anniversary
In Tomb Raider Anniversary the shotgun is similar to the Tomb Raider 1 shotgun. The shotgun ammo is also similar to the one from the original Tomb Raider.
