Harasser - Revision history

Bird Thing: v0.19.1 infobox stats update pass

2026-03-29T22:07:33Z

v0.19.1 infobox stats update pass

2024-12-28T04:31:00Z

infobox stats check pass v0.17.4

2023-09-12T05:54:57Z

‎Variant D - "Mr. Toast & Go"

2023-09-05T08:33:58Z

‎Variant G

2023-09-05T08:31:00Z

‎Variant F

2023-09-05T08:27:47Z

‎Variant E

2023-09-05T08:26:42Z

‎Variant D - "Mr. Toast & Go"

2023-09-05T08:18:50Z

‎Variant C

2023-09-05T08:13:38Z

‎Variant B

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‎Variant A

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 | Armor T = 2861
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 | Equip C = <ul>
 <li>0 [[HS]]
-<li>2 [[free ton]]
+<li>2 [[free tons]]
 <li>5t [[Armor]]
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 | Armor T = 2861
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 ===Variant D - ''"Mr. Toast & Go"''===
 {{Starter}}
-Poor [[starter]] choice in the [[early game]]. Flamers don't make many [[C-bills]], so the D Works better in the [[late game]] when killing enemies for [[tickets]] and saving one's own tickets is more important [[Overheat]] enemies with the flamers so that allies can kill them more easily. Take advantage of [[power down|powered down]] enemies and shoot them in the [[back torso]] with the [[SRM2]]s.
+Poor [[starter]] choice in the [[early game]]. Flamers don't make many [[C-bills]], so the D Works better in the [[late game]] when killing enemies for [[tickets]] and saving one's own tickets is more important. [[Overheat]] enemies with the flamers so that allies can kill them more easily. Take advantage of [[power down|powered down]] enemies and shoot them in the [[back torso]] with the [[SRM2]]s.
 ===Variant E===

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 ===Variant G===
-Sacrificing [[armor]] and [[Electronic Warfare|electronics]] to become the ultimate non-mech ground-based [[back capper]], this variant features an upsized engine that allows it to outpace practically every other asset in game. The G clocks in at '''144 km/h''' (216 km/h while [[boosting]]). Its twin [[Short Range Missiles|SRM6 launchers]] may make it seem undergunned, but they pack an extremely painful punch capable of posing a moderate threat to starter assets and allow the G to get in some good damage in late game team fights where it is likely to be ignored.
+Excellent [[mid game]] [[backcapper]] and somewhat capable [[skirmisher]]. Lower [[armor]] and higher speed than other Harssers ('''144 km/h''', 216 km/h while [[boosting]]).
 ==Canon==

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 ===Variant F===
 {{Starter}}
-The Harasser F is an amazing burst damage energy boat. While it doesn't have enough [[heat sinks]] to continually fire it's 4 [[LPPC|Light PPC]]s, the F can quickly get behind cover to cool down and peek out only to lay down a hefty [[alpha strike]] by [[group firing]] it's weapons. [[Chain fire|Chain firing]] helps maximize [[screen shake]], but can often be hard to aim at anything moving quickly or out near the LPPC's [[maximum range]].
+Great [[skirmisher]]. [[Chain fire|Chain firing]] helps maximize [[screen shake]] and manage [[heat]] while [[group fire]] works better for [[hit-and-run]] tactics.
 ===Variant G===

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 ===Variant C===
 {{Starter}}
-The Harasser C is a quality self-[[NARC]]ing [[asset]]. It doesn't have the range, [[DPS]], or ammo capacity of the Harasser A, but the C doesn't have to deal with [[minimum range]]. The C's trio of [[TBolt5]]s provide modest [[direct fire]] damage, but can be fired [[indirect fire|indirectly]] when tracking a NARC, or [[dumb-fired]] at stationary targets as far away as 1940m. The C's two [[free tons]] of ammo are a bit of a conundrum. The C can only afford one ton of NARC ammo with starting [[rank|money]]. And, in the event that the pilot can afford more ammo it can be a difficult decision between TBolt5 ammo or a second ton of NARC ammo. Conservative NARC use will warrant the second extra ton being used on TBolt ammo, on the other hand, if the pilot handles the C more like a [[support asset]] then a second ton of NARC makes more sense.
+Great [[self-NARCing]] [[fire-support]] [[asset]]. [[TBolt5]]s struggle to track fast moving targets in the [[early game]]. Becomes a better [[starter]] choice in the [[mid game]] when more allies can take advantage of [[NARC]]s. Group fire the TBolts if the enemy has [[LAMS]].
 ===Variant D - ''"Mr. Toast & Go"''===

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 ===Variant B===
 {{Starter}}
-Featuring 2 [[MXPL]] and 2 [[ML]], this variant is suited to sitting on the sidelines, slicing off limbs. Damage drops off when mobile, however, as the Harasser is exceptionally difficult to keep steady.
+Amazing [[medium range]] [[fire-support]] asset. Excellent at [[arming]] enemies. Easy [[heat management]].
 ===Variant C===

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 ===Variant A===
 {{Starter}}
-The A variant is used for long range support. It's double [[LRM10]]s are able to inflict damage at significant range, while its very high speed protects it from nearly any attempt of an attack. The best method to destroy it is to approach stealthily on passive radar until 900m, and then to attack with long-range direct-fire weapons such as [[Gauss]] or [[ERPPC]].
+Poor choice in the [[early game]] on most maps. Helpless in [[close combat]]. Good [[fire-support]] [[starter]] in the [[mid game]] when there are active [[TAG]] or [[NARC]]s.
 ===Variant B===