Titan (Bureau) - Revision history

Goff Goff at 22:19, 29 July 2019

2019-07-29T22:19:11Z

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	When the Titan does fire, the blast zone remains bathed in plasma, so don't linger if you do get hit.		When the Titan does fire, the blast zone remains bathed in plasma, so don't linger if you do get hit.

			==Related salvage report==

			Salvage Report: Titan

			Study of the limited sample of “Titan” material collected by intrepid XCOM agents shows many shared properties with the substance constituting Silacoids. Whether Titans or Silacoids are themselves sentient and can be regarded as living or are merely examples of highly advanced technology remains uncertain.

			Titans are massive, airborne enemies, capable of shifting both shape and function. Field agents are strongly advised to find hardened cover when the Titan shifts into a distinctive “O-shaped” firing form, although this does expose what appears to be a vulnerable control core.


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Xuncu at 07:46, 13 October 2014

2014-10-13T07:46:56Z

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	The Blaster Launcher will become available to you in the same mission as the Titan's appearance, and it holds a total of 9 rounds (and fires in 3-shot bursts, so you have 3 shots), so using it is extremely helpful in this fight. Scoring a hit on the Titan's core with the Blaster decimates it's HP. If you Lift an Engineer's turret, it may get in some shots as well. As it is a flying unit, ground-based weapons are, naturally, useless. There is a Supply Box in the room before, allowing you to change out weapons and packs: for Carter you may consider either a pack with Damage Reduction, or the pack that increases clip & carry capacity (the Blaster Launcher would then have a 4-shot clip, and 8 shots in reserve). Another good Agent makeup is two Scouts: the two guaranteed Critical Hits softens the target, and alternating with Decoy deployments may give Carter a reprieve from the devastating attack of the Titan.		The Blaster Launcher will become available to you in the same mission as the Titan's appearance, and it holds a total of 9 rounds (and fires in 3-shot bursts, so you have 3 shots), so using it is extremely helpful in this fight. Scoring a hit on the Titan's core with the Blaster decimates it's HP. If you Lift an Engineer's turret, it may get in some shots as well. As it is a flying unit, ground-based weapons are, naturally, useless. There is a Supply Box in the room before, allowing you to change out weapons and packs: for Carter you may consider either a pack with Damage Reduction, or the pack that increases clip & carry capacity (the Blaster Launcher would then have a 4-shot clip, and 8 shots in reserve). Another good Agent makeup is two Scouts: the two guaranteed Critical Hits softens the target, and alternating with Decoy deployments may give Carter a reprieve from the devastating attack of the Titan.

	For defense, your best bet is to run ~~(hold Left Shift)~~ and dodge-roll ~~(C) behind heavy cover~~ to try to get it's targeting ~~laxer~~ to lose tracking of Carter, as the Titan will almost always focus it's fire on him. The Recon's Decoy may buy you a few seconds, and Shields may at least reduce damage.		For defense, always use heavy cover (which it will often destroy to get to you. If stuck in the open, your best bet is to run and dodge-roll to try to get it's targeting laser to lose tracking of Carter (or at least reduce time in the plasma field), as the Titan will almost always focus it's fire on him. The Recon's Decoy may buy you a few seconds, and Shields may at least reduce damage.

	When the Titan does fire, the blast zone remains bathed in plasma, so don't linger if you do get hit.		When the Titan does fire, the blast zone remains bathed in plasma, so don't linger if you do get hit.

Binkyuk at 12:45, 8 August 2014

2014-08-08T12:45:07Z

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	It serves as the Boss of the Spire. A Leviathan monolith, it unfolds and reassembles into a geometric weapon of mass ~~desctruction~~, firing beams of burning Plasma energy. The only good thing about seeing it in such a mode, is that an apparent control core appears, from which the beam is emitted. This essentially is a Mexican Standoff-- and here you've brought hand weapons to a heavy artillery fight.		It serves as the Boss of the Spire. A Leviathan monolith, it unfolds and reassembles into a geometric weapon of mass destruction, firing beams of burning Plasma energy. The only good thing about seeing it in such a mode, is that an apparent control core appears, from which the beam is emitted. This essentially is a Mexican Standoff-- and here you've brought hand weapons to a heavy artillery fight.

	The Blaster Launcher will become ~~availible~~ to you in the same mission as the Titan's appearance, and it holds a total of 9 rounds (and fires in 3-shot bursts, so you have 3 shots), so using it is extremely helpful in this fight. Scoring a hit on the Titan's core with the Blaster decimates it's HP. If you Lift an Engineer's turret, it may get in some shots as well. As it is a flying unit, ground-based weapons are, naturally, useless. There is a Supply Box in the room before, allowing you to change out weapons and packs: for Carter you may consider either a pack with Damage Reduction, or the pack that increases clip & carry capacity (the Blaster Launcher would then have a 4-shot clip, and 8 shots in reserve). Another good Agent makeup is two Scouts: the two guaranteed Critical Hits softens the target, and alternating with Decoy deployments may give Carter a reprieve from the ~~devistating~~ attack of the Titan.		The Blaster Launcher will become available to you in the same mission as the Titan's appearance, and it holds a total of 9 rounds (and fires in 3-shot bursts, so you have 3 shots), so using it is extremely helpful in this fight. Scoring a hit on the Titan's core with the Blaster decimates it's HP. If you Lift an Engineer's turret, it may get in some shots as well. As it is a flying unit, ground-based weapons are, naturally, useless. There is a Supply Box in the room before, allowing you to change out weapons and packs: for Carter you may consider either a pack with Damage Reduction, or the pack that increases clip & carry capacity (the Blaster Launcher would then have a 4-shot clip, and 8 shots in reserve). Another good Agent makeup is two Scouts: the two guaranteed Critical Hits softens the target, and alternating with Decoy deployments may give Carter a reprieve from the devastating attack of the Titan.

	For defense, your best bet is to run (hold Left Shift) and dodge-roll (C) behind heavy cover to try to get it's targeting ~~lazer~~ to lose tracking of Carter, as the Titan will almost always focus it's fire on him. The Recon's Decoy may buy you a few seconds, and ~~Sheilds~~ may at least reduce damage.		For defense, your best bet is to run (hold Left Shift) and dodge-roll (C) behind heavy cover to try to get it's targeting laxer to lose tracking of Carter, as the Titan will almost always focus it's fire on him. The Recon's Decoy may buy you a few seconds, and Shields may at least reduce damage.

	When the Titan does fire, the blast zone remains bathed in plasma, so don't linger if you do get hit.		When the Titan does fire, the blast zone remains bathed in plasma, so don't linger if you do get hit.

Hobbes: categorizing

2014-08-07T13:18:50Z

categorizing

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	When the Titan does fire, the blast zone remains bathed in plasma, so don't linger if you do get hit.		When the Titan does fire, the blast zone remains bathed in plasma, so don't linger if you do get hit.


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Xuncu at 10:48, 18 September 2013

2013-09-18T10:48:54Z

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	It serves as the Boss of the Spire. A Leviathan monolith, it unfolds and reassembles into a geometric weapon of mass desctruction, firing beams of burning Plasma energy. The only good thing about seeing it in such a mode, is that an apparent control core appears, from which the beam is emitted. This essentially is a Mexican Standoff-- and here you've brought hand weapons to a heavy artillery fight.		It serves as the Boss of the Spire. A Leviathan monolith, it unfolds and reassembles into a geometric weapon of mass desctruction, firing beams of burning Plasma energy. The only good thing about seeing it in such a mode, is that an apparent control core appears, from which the beam is emitted. This essentially is a Mexican Standoff-- and here you've brought hand weapons to a heavy artillery fight.

	The Blaster Launcher will become availible to you in the same mission as the Titan's appearance, and it holds a total of 9 rounds (and fires in 3-shot bursts, so you have 3 shots), so using it is extremely helpful in this fight. Scoring a hit on the Titan's core with the Blaster decimates it's HP. If you Lift an Engineer's turret, it may get in some shots as well. As it is a flying unit, ground-based weapons are, naturally, useless. There is a Supply Box in the room before, allowing you to change out weapons and packs: for Carter you may consider either a pack with Damage Reduction, or the pack that increases clip & carry capacity (the Blaster Launcher would then have a 4-shot clip, and 8 shots in reserve).		The Blaster Launcher will become availible to you in the same mission as the Titan's appearance, and it holds a total of 9 rounds (and fires in 3-shot bursts, so you have 3 shots), so using it is extremely helpful in this fight. Scoring a hit on the Titan's core with the Blaster decimates it's HP. If you Lift an Engineer's turret, it may get in some shots as well. As it is a flying unit, ground-based weapons are, naturally, useless. There is a Supply Box in the room before, allowing you to change out weapons and packs: for Carter you may consider either a pack with Damage Reduction, or the pack that increases clip & carry capacity (the Blaster Launcher would then have a 4-shot clip, and 8 shots in reserve). Another good Agent makeup is two Scouts: the two guaranteed Critical Hits softens the target, and alternating with Decoy deployments may give Carter a reprieve from the devistating attack of the Titan.

	~~There is a Supply Chest shortly before the battle, so another~~ good Agent makeup is two Scouts: the two guaranteed Critical Hits softens the target, and alternating with Decoy deployments may give Carter a reprieve from the devistating attack of the Titan.

	For defense, your best bet is to run (hold Left Shift) and dodge-roll (C) behind heavy cover to try to get it's targeting lazer to lose tracking of Carter, as the Titan will almost always focus it's fire on him. The Recon's Decoy may buy you a few seconds, and Sheilds may at least reduce damage.		For defense, your best bet is to run (hold Left Shift) and dodge-roll (C) behind heavy cover to try to get it's targeting lazer to lose tracking of Carter, as the Titan will almost always focus it's fire on him. The Recon's Decoy may buy you a few seconds, and Sheilds may at least reduce damage.

	When the Titan does fire, the blast zone remains bathed in plasma, so don't linger if you do get hit.		When the Titan does fire, the blast zone remains bathed in plasma, so don't linger if you do get hit.

Xuncu at 10:47, 18 September 2013

2013-09-18T10:47:36Z

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	It serves as the Boss ~~for~~ the Spire ~~mission~~. A Leviathan monolith, it unfolds and reassembles into a geometric weapon of mass desctruction, firing beams of burning Plasma energy. The only good thing about seeing it in such a mode, is that an apparent control core appears, from which the beam is emitted. This essentially is a Mexican Standoff-- and here you've brought hand weapons to a heavy artillery fight.		It serves as the Boss of the Spire. A Leviathan monolith, it unfolds and reassembles into a geometric weapon of mass desctruction, firing beams of burning Plasma energy. The only good thing about seeing it in such a mode, is that an apparent control core appears, from which the beam is emitted. This essentially is a Mexican Standoff-- and here you've brought hand weapons to a heavy artillery fight.

	The Blaster Launcher will become availible to you in the same mission as the Titan's appearance, and it holds a total of 9 rounds (and fires in 3-shot bursts, so you have 3 shots), so using it is extremely helpful in this fight. Scoring a hit on the Titan's core with the Blaster decimates it's HP. If you Lift an Engineer's turret, it may get in some shots as well. As it is a flying unit, ground-based weapons are, naturally, useless. There is a Supply Box in the room before, allowing you to change out weapons and packs: for Carter you may consider either a pack with Damage Reduction, or the pack that increases clip & carry capacity (the Blaster Launcher would then have a 4-shot clip, and 8 shots in reserve).		The Blaster Launcher will become availible to you in the same mission as the Titan's appearance, and it holds a total of 9 rounds (and fires in 3-shot bursts, so you have 3 shots), so using it is extremely helpful in this fight. Scoring a hit on the Titan's core with the Blaster decimates it's HP. If you Lift an Engineer's turret, it may get in some shots as well. As it is a flying unit, ground-based weapons are, naturally, useless. There is a Supply Box in the room before, allowing you to change out weapons and packs: for Carter you may consider either a pack with Damage Reduction, or the pack that increases clip & carry capacity (the Blaster Launcher would then have a 4-shot clip, and 8 shots in reserve).

			There is a Supply Chest shortly before the battle, so another good Agent makeup is two Scouts: the two guaranteed Critical Hits softens the target, and alternating with Decoy deployments may give Carter a reprieve from the devistating attack of the Titan.

	For defense, your best bet is to run (hold Left Shift) and dodge-roll (C) behind heavy cover to try to get it's targeting lazer to lose tracking of Carter, as the Titan will almost always focus it's fire on him. The Recon's Decoy may buy you a few seconds, and Sheilds may at least reduce damage.		For defense, your best bet is to run (hold Left Shift) and dodge-roll (C) behind heavy cover to try to get it's targeting lazer to lose tracking of Carter, as the Titan will almost always focus it's fire on him. The Recon's Decoy may buy you a few seconds, and Sheilds may at least reduce damage.

	When the Titan does fire, the blast zone remains bathed in plasma, so don't linger if you do get hit.		When the Titan does fire, the blast zone remains bathed in plasma, so don't linger if you do get hit.

Xuncu at 09:00, 15 September 2013

2013-09-15T09:00:04Z

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	A ~~leviathan~~ monolith, it unfolds and reassembles into a geometric weapon of mass desctruction, firing beams of burning Plasma energy. The only good thing about seeing it in such a mode, is that an apparent control core appears, from which the beam is emitted. This essentially is a Mexican Standoff-- and here you've brought hand weapons to a heavy artillery fight.		It serves as the Boss for the Spire mission. A Leviathan monolith, it unfolds and reassembles into a geometric weapon of mass desctruction, firing beams of burning Plasma energy. The only good thing about seeing it in such a mode, is that an apparent control core appears, from which the beam is emitted. This essentially is a Mexican Standoff-- and here you've brought hand weapons to a heavy artillery fight.

	The Blaster Launcher will become availible to you in the same mission as the Titan's appearance, and it holds a total of 9 rounds (and fires in 3-shot bursts, so you have 3 shots). Scoring a hit on the Titan's core with the Blaster decimates it's HP. If you Lift an Engineer's turret, it may get in some shots as well. As it is a flying unit, ground-based weapons are, naturally, useless.		The Blaster Launcher will become availible to you in the same mission as the Titan's appearance, and it holds a total of 9 rounds (and fires in 3-shot bursts, so you have 3 shots), so using it is extremely helpful in this fight. Scoring a hit on the Titan's core with the Blaster decimates it's HP. If you Lift an Engineer's turret, it may get in some shots as well. As it is a flying unit, ground-based weapons are, naturally, useless. There is a Supply Box in the room before, allowing you to change out weapons and packs: for Carter you may consider either a pack with Damage Reduction, or the pack that increases clip & carry capacity (the Blaster Launcher would then have a 4-shot clip, and 8 shots in reserve).

	For defense, your best bet is to run (hold Left Shift) and dodge-roll (C) behind heavy cover to try to get it's targeting lazer to lose tracking of Carter, as the Titan will almost always focus it's fire on him. The Recon's Decoy may buy you a few seconds, and Sheilds may at least reduce damage.		For defense, your best bet is to run (hold Left Shift) and dodge-roll (C) behind heavy cover to try to get it's targeting lazer to lose tracking of Carter, as the Titan will almost always focus it's fire on him. The Recon's Decoy may buy you a few seconds, and Sheilds may at least reduce damage.

	When the Titan does fire, the blast zone remains bathed in plasma, so don't linger if you do get hit.		When the Titan does fire, the blast zone remains bathed in plasma, so don't linger if you do get hit.

Xuncu at 04:20, 3 September 2013

2013-09-03T04:20:43Z

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	A leviathan monolith, it unfolds and reassembles into a geometric weapon of mass desctruction, firing beams of burning Plasma energy. The only good thing about seeing it in such a mode, is that an apparent control core appears, from which the beam is emitted. This essentially is a Mexican Standoff-- and here you've brought hand weapons to a heavy artillery fight...		A leviathan monolith, it unfolds and reassembles into a geometric weapon of mass desctruction, firing beams of burning Plasma energy. The only good thing about seeing it in such a mode, is that an apparent control core appears, from which the beam is emitted. This essentially is a Mexican Standoff-- and here you've brought hand weapons to a heavy artillery fight.

			The Blaster Launcher will become availible to you in the same mission as the Titan's appearance, and it holds a total of 9 rounds (and fires in 3-shot bursts, so you have 3 shots). Scoring a hit on the Titan's core with the Blaster decimates it's HP. If you Lift an Engineer's turret, it may get in some shots as well. As it is a flying unit, ground-based weapons are, naturally, useless.

			For defense, your best bet is to run (hold Left Shift) and dodge-roll (C) behind heavy cover to try to get it's targeting lazer to lose tracking of Carter, as the Titan will almost always focus it's fire on him. The Recon's Decoy may buy you a few seconds, and Sheilds may at least reduce damage.

			When the Titan does fire, the blast zone remains bathed in plasma, so don't linger if you do get hit.

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