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==Gamemodes for Titan== | ==Gamemodes for Titan== | ||
Since it's challenging for Titan to leave the respawn point, the map size is not crucial. In | Since it's challenging for Titan to leave the respawn point, the map size is not crucial. In DM and TDM, Titan can easily engage right from the spawn. In CP and CTF, it can position itself directly on the point/flag, daring anyone to try and dislodge it. | ||
==Interesting details and history== | ==Interesting details and history== | ||
* Burned Titans can be found as architectural elements on some maps. | * Burned Titans can be found as architectural elements on some maps. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:00, 7 April 2024
See also: Tips and Tricks, Titan
Pros
- It has heavy armor, making it very difficult to destroy.
- Possesses significant mass and power, easily capable of pushing other tanks.
- Due to its high stability and low profile, it's extremely challenging to knock the sights off the Titan..
Cons
- Its low speed prevents the Titan from moving far and quickly seeking cover when threats arise.
- Its low profile and poor gun elevation make it difficult to target high-placed enemies.
Hull combinations for Titan
Titan is ideal for holding positions, so it pairs well with weapons like Smoky, Thunder, Shaft, and in close-quarters situations, Twins and Ricochet.
Gamemodes for Titan
Since it's challenging for Titan to leave the respawn point, the map size is not crucial. In DM and TDM, Titan can easily engage right from the spawn. In CP and CTF, it can position itself directly on the point/flag, daring anyone to try and dislodge it.
Interesting details and history
- Burned Titans can be found as architectural elements on some maps.