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- The Flamethrower is a weapon that has appeared in every Grand Theft Auto game from Grand Theft Auto 1 to Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, as well as reappearing in the stand-alone HD Universe game, Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars. The Flamethrower was originally intended to appear in Grand Theft Auto IV, but was removed for unknown reasons. There is a text entry for a Flamethrower in the files, but lacks any sort of data values.
- A flamethrower is a device used to shoot a stream of fire, using either liquids or gases to sustain the flame. It appears in Madness Interactive, where it sets enemies on fire, causing them to run around, flailing their arms, and set others on fire on contact.
- Ekaterina Kiroshika used a similar technique with a pipe in the beak of her puppet Oji, however instead of using natural flames, Ekaterina flowed fire-natured chakra through Oji to fire through the pipe, this fire was even stronger than the flames used by Scorpion capable of melting metals on a higher level than kunai. Gero Shirogane's is placed in his mouth along with his water stream shooter. His chakra metal body allows him to endure the heat.
- Flamethrower is a technique of Shūsuke Amagai's Bankai, Raika Gōen Kaku.
- Cost:450 Stage:2 A short range incendiary weapon. Holds up to 150 shots with no extra clips. If not used correctly you may damage yourself. This weapon is not suggested unless you want to cook some dretches.
- The Lin Kuei ninja Sektor also uses a Flamethrower, as a Fatality in Mortal Kombat 3 and as a special move in other games. The Flamethrower is mounted on Sektor's arm, unlike No Face's Flamethrower. DC Universe character Lex Luthor also uses what appears to be an arm-mounted Flamethrower in the game Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe.
- A German terrorist used a Flamenwerfer to attempt to kill John Probe.
- A flamethrower is a weapon that appears in the episodes, "Patty Hype," "Pet Sitter Pat," and "Are You Happy Now?"
- These are particularly useful against the Light Araknids in the Hell mission.
- Flamethrower is a Rifle style. This rifle style can be bought at one of the lower level weapons merchant vendors in a Villain night club. Rifle weapons with the Flamethrower style:
* Demonflayer Rifle : Selectable reward for the Level 5 Hero only Soul Catcher mission
- A flamethrower is a gun like weapon that spits out fire, usually from a internal gas source. Some flamethrowers can shoot fire more than 30 feet. It is possible to put something else in the flamethrower, like toxic gas. Before powerful guns were invented, the flamethrower was one of the best weapons. In war, people would use flamethrowers in cruel ways, like burning down cities or even catching people on fire! Before the modern flamethrower was made, people would simply put burning fuel into a tube, then let it flow out.
- The Flamethrower is a Goblin incendiary weapon that launches a stream of burning fuel at the user's target. Though not as useful as more advanced weapons, it is interesting because of the following factors:
* pierces any target within range
* deals ongoing damage for a short time after use
* it's a damn flamethrower, come on! However, it has a high fuel cost; only two streams can be fired before needing to recharge. It is one of the first guns one can encounter; in Ehb's Eastern Swamp, two Gobbot Igniters wielding flamethrowers guard the entrance to their fortress.
- Flamethrowers are a class of weapons that emit burning liquid or gas to damage their targets. Flamethrowers are the seminal incendiary weapon and have a history with a variety of civilizations and factions throughout history, such as the Chinese, Greek, Germans, Japanese and even the Americans. They are also a staple of Soviet weaponry - although the latter two did not greatly contribute to the advance of the technological basis, they widely implemented it.
- The Flamethrower is a Lab Pass short-mid ranged weapon that shoots a continuous stream. It takes 6 hits to kill an person.
- Some flamethrowers project a stream of ignited flammable liquid; some project a long gas flame. Most military flamethrowers use liquids, but commercial flamethrowers tend to use high-pressure propane and natural gas, which is considered safer. They are used by the military and by people needing controlled burning capacity, such as in agriculture (e.g., sugar cane plantations) or other such land management tasks. They can be designed to either be carried by the operator or mounted on a vehicle.
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- Flamethrowers (火炎放射器 Kaen hōsha-ki) are a type of firearm used by Exorcists in combat.
- Damages an particular area near the unit.
- Flamethrower is torch used by Purple Swat
- Flamethrower ($2.00, 2D6, Weight 2, To Hit +2, maximum range 10 inches) – Re-engineered from a common fireplace lighter, the flamethrower is a bulky, hazardous and ultimately very id-gratifying weapon that shoots a stream of fire approximately 10 inches from the shooter. Because it casts a wide swath of flame, the flamethrower carries a +2 To Hit modifier. However, it only carries enough fuel for 10 shots. If a crab’s shell armor is completely destroyed while he carries a flamethrower, he has a one in 1 change of going up in a ball of flame every time he is hit by a ranged weapon, and will lose one Hit Point per turn until it dies.
- Also referred to as the "M7057/ Defoliant Projector". According to information found on Halopedia, this two-handed support weapon is 116.8cm (46 inches) long, and weighs 0.45 kg (101 lbs) empty, and 55.5 kg(122.5 lbs) when full. Further Storyline information is availible here: Halopedia Information Page (external link)
- A flamethrower is a mechanical incendiary weapon designed to project a long controllable stream of fire, either by ignited flammable liquid or a long gas flame. The Fury of the Cobra Unit armed himself with a flamethrower that utilized liquid rocket fuel, presumed to be a mixture of unsymmetrical dimethylhydrazine (UDMH) and nitrogen tetroxide (NTO).
- The terrorists during Day 5 used a handheld flamethrower in order to attack the motorcade of Russian President Yuri Suvarov just before 5pm. During the attack, Aaron Pierce managed to shoot the attacker carrying the flamethrower. As the terrorist tried to get up, Aaron shot his fuel tank, causing it to explode.
- Flamethrowers are salvagable items in Endless Ocean 2. These are made of wood and high density.
- A Flamethrower is a short range projectile weapon that fires a spray of flames.
- A millennia-old infantry mainstay, flamethrowers were modernized by Mandalorian supercommandos and Republic-era clone troopers during the Clone Wars. Flamethrowers were used during the Clone Wars by clone flame troopers, during the Galactic Civil War by Imperial flametroopers, and during the Cold war by First Order flametroopers.
- The Flamethrower (called Flame Thrower in Seeds of Evil) is a weapon that first appears in Turok 2: Seeds of Evil. As its name indicates, it uses fire as a way to dispose of enemies.
- Flamethrower (also known as Flame Toss in the SNES/PS version) is Lucca's 1st-level Tech and the first Elemental Tech learned in Chrono Trigger. Acid use this Tech as well. Lucca learns this very early in the game, and a common strategy is to make her learn it before going to Manolia Cathedral for the first time in the Middle Ages, since Naga are weak to it and you fight a bunch right at the start. When enemies align themselves or collect into clusters, Flamethrower damages them all.
- Flamethrower is a character seen in Sin City:A Dame to Kill For. She was portrayed by Emmy Robbin.
- A flamethrower is a weapon that shoots fire. The Special Forces attempted to use flamethrowers on the Future Fungus but they were warned that the heat would cause it to spread. (Episode 3.5) Evan Cross and Mac Rendall used flamethrowers to drive the Albertosaurus back through the anomaly at the Britannia Mines. (The Sound of Thunder Part 2 (New World Episode 1.13))
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- The Flamethrower is a close range combat weapon in Soldier of Fortune. This weapon can unleash it's tradition blaze by holding the primary fire button/key but it also fires a sticky napalm bomb by pressing the secondary fire button/key. The secondary can adhere to almost any surface and continues to burn, posing as a health hazard, for a brief moment of time. The primary makes it good for close quarters where it will turn any human being into a mere crispy finish.
- The Flamethrower stands out among all other Thermal Energy based weapons by being the only one made for melee-to-short range and is very powerful against Akrid. When used on a human enemy, it sets them on fire dealing damage over time. The Anchor trick used for the Machine Gun can also be used for the Flamethrower.
- The flamethrower is a Weapon. It is often used by Bounty hunters, and is often used against several enemies.
- The Flamethrower is a powerful weapon that burns the bloons to a crisp. The flames fire in a rapid rate of speed & cause afterburn on bloons for 4 seconds.
- Flamethrower is usually a move used by various characters in certain Nintendo game. The move almost always involves breathing/firing a stream of flame at the opponent.
- The Flamethrower is a supporting Infantry unit that first appears in Industrial Age. Flamethrowers are slow-moving and short-ranged; highly effective against buildings and entrenchments. A building attacked by a Flamethrower immediately ejects any garrisoned units.
- A flamethrower is a mechanical device designed to project a long controllable stream of fire. Some flamethrowers project a stream of ignited flammable liquid; some project a long gas flame. Most military flamethrowers use liquids, but commercial flamethrowers tend to use high-pressure propane and natural gas, which is considered safer. They are used by the military and by people needing controlled burning capacity, such as in agriculture (e.g. sugar cane plantations) or other such land management tasks. They can be designed to either be carried by the operator or mounted on a vehicle.
- Strong Bad fights Strong Sad to the death. People That Are In Part 1: Homestar, Strong Bad, Strong Sad, and some more Places: The Room Boom, The Field Computer: The Yompc 683 Date: Monday, December 21, 2009 Running Time: 12:34 Page Title: BeGUN The Battle!
- The Flamethrower is an unlockable weapon in Silent Hill 3 and a high-rank weapon in Silent Hill: Book of Memories.
- The Flamethrower is a melee weapon in the Platformer Creator. It is the only melee weapon in the creator to be gun-like, unlike the other four melee weapons. It is the only weapon in the entire creator to produce fire. File:Flamethrower.png
- Flame Burst is an ability used via the Terrain command that appears only in the 3D remakes. It inflicts Fire-elemental damage to one enemy, and has a 38% chance of being used in the Molten Cave or 22% chance of being used in the World of Darkness
- A flamethrower is one of the Mobile Infantry's squad support weapons.
- __NOWYSIWYG__ Flamethrower (かえんほうしゃ Flamethrower) Battle Data Affected by Contest Data Contests (RSE) Super Contests (DPPt) Contest Spectaculars (ORAS) Flamethrower is a Fire-type move introduced in Generation I. It has been TM35 since Generation III.
- The Flamethrower is a weapon in the Team Fortress series. It fires a stream of fire that has a short range. It uses Cells for ammunition. It does not need to be reloaded. It is only used by the Pyro.
- The flamethrower is a mechanical incendiary device designed to project a long, controllable stream of fire. The iconic weapon first appears in the 1982 film The Thing and is frequently used throughout the various films, comic-books and video-games to incinerate the Thing.
- It sends out flames so hot that it burns enemies out in a short time. On iRO, this item is localized as Flame Thrower.
- The Flamethrower is obtainable in Chapter 4-2. If fired continuously, the Flamethrower deals damage at a rate of 400 per second, and can light all targets on fire. Normally, the Flamethrower's after-flames will continue to deal damage at a rate of 200 per second. Against light armor targets, however, the Flamethrower will inflict 1500 damage per second, while its after-flames will deal 500 damage per second. The Flamethrower has a reload time of 3.00 seconds, and each Flame Canister allows the Flamethrower to be fired for up to five straight seconds.
- Some flamethrowers project a stream of ignited flammable liquid; some project a long gas flame. Most military flamethrowers use liquids, but commercial flamethrowers tend to use high-pressure propane and natural gas, which is considered safer. They are used by the military and by people needing controlled burning capacity, such as in agriculture (e.g., sugar cane plantations) or other such land management tasks. They can be designed to be either carried by the operator or mounted on a vehicle.
- An infantry unit that is +1 in combat if enemy infantry present, -1 otherwise.
- A flamethrower is a mechanical incendiary device designed to project a long, controllable stream of fire.
- Flamethrower (formerly Flame) is a monster who appears in the Dragon Quest game series.
- A flamethrower is a Tau'ri device which releases and ignites pressurized gas towards a target. Although not always used as a weapon but as a tool, its effects can be deadly on most living things if given enough exposure. Sergeant Ronald Greer constructed an improvised version of this weapon on board the Ancient ship Destiny, which he used to corral the Dust bugs that were consuming the crew's water supply (SGU: "Water"). Later, Greer and a team of crewmembers from Destiny attempted to combat a large alien creature with flamethrowers (SGU: "Cloverdale").
- Some flamethrowers project a stream of ignited flammable liquid; some project a long gas flame. Most military flamethrowers use liquids, but commercial flamethrowers tend to use high-pressure propane and natural gas, which is considered safer. They are used by the military and by people needing controlled burning capacity, such as in agriculture (e.g. sugar cane plantations) or other such land management tasks. They can be designed to either be carried by the operator or mounted on a vehicle.
- Flamethrower (かえんほうしゃ Kaen Hōsha?, lit. "Flame Emission) is Charizard's Neutral Special Move. Charizard breathes a continuous stream of fire.
- This is an unknown flamethrower. Unlike the M2 Flamethrowers and others this flamethrower seems to have a trigger in the back pistol grip, suggesting that this is a home-made custom flamethrower.
- The flamethrower is a destructive weapon which costs 360 coins and can only be blocked if someone is wearing the fire armor. It does 45 damage and does afterburn for 5 seconds. It has 140 capacity and 85 mobility. Sadly it is not upgradable. Update: The flamethrower will soon have a second upgrade. It's stats are unknown, however developer said it will be twice as powerful as the previous update.
- The Flamethrower is a special weapon with 50 ammo in a clip, and 100 ammo in stock. This is a really HOT gun. Should I explain what it does in close combat? You can kill a guy with a burst, but the tiny range means you'll have to get in close.
* Caliber: Gasoline
* Kickback: 0
* Max. Kickback: 2
* Damage: 40
* Fire Rate: 15 shots/sec
- The Flamethrower is an item which breaks blocks faster than any fast block breaking items. The downside, which is cited in the item description, is that you you need to wear a Fuel Pack to be able to use it, and it uses 1 Fuel Pack every single punch. The Flamethrower was added on August 9 as part of Player Appreciation Week.
- The flamethrower is a heavy skill weapon appearing in Deus Ex.
- In TimeSplitters 2, a character that has been set aflame can put out the fire by walking into water or rain, or if the Fire Extinguisher is used on them. If neither are available, the character will slowly lose their health until they die. Life can be temporarily prolonged by picking up Health Packs, but it will only prolong the inevitable. The fire can also spread the by running into other players. Using the Fire Extinguisher in aim mode and aiming it at the player's feet can also put out fire. There is some text on the red fuel canister on the weapon; it reads: "2YE 1089 BURN THEM ALL".
- The flamethrower is a weapon that was to be implemented in ObsCure II. It appears in Final Exam.
- This weapon consumes Energy cells which are shared with the Mauler. The maximum ammo capacity for these cells is 400, or 800 when using an Ammo Satchel. A complete flamethrower can be acquired by getting the flamethrower parts from Weran and then taking them to Irale. You can also pick one up in a hidden area of Fortress: Security Complex.
- The Flamethrower is a weapon that fires a stream of liquid fuel which incinerates targets. The weapon is first used in Reconstruction: Chapter 7.
- "The flamethrower is an all-in-one siege machine. Its ammo is only available for sale" - In-game description The flamethrower is a weapon found in SCZ. It is a siege weapon excellent for burning enemies (either zombies or humans). Its ammo is only for sale but its worth the damage it makes. Survivors with this weapon are excellent for your party, so you should try to protect it as much as you can.
- Flamethrowers were lovely close-quarters weapons that fired a stream of flammable liquid or gas. They worked great in atmospheres with plenty of oxygen, meaning some poor species from planets with a lot of inert gases never got to use them, which is a shame, because flamethrowers were awesome. With certain limitations. 1. They didn't work in space or in certain atmospheres. (The Death Star could blow up a planet, but set it on fire? Impossible.) 2. They didn't work at long distances. 3. They didn't work against inflammable or flame-retardant enemies. But fortunately, Humans and most humanoid species were perfectly vulnerable to fire and tended to live in oxygen-rich environments, making them easy pickings. Jango Fett, after acquiring his first flamethrower, went on a flaming spree of innoc
- A flamethrower as shown in Wasteland is a man-portable device capable of throwing a stream of fire a short distance. Flamethrowers are used in military and agricultural applications, being equally able to set a tank or a field on fire. Flamethrowers used by the military usually spray burning liquids; those used by civilians usually spray a plume of compressed natural gas or propane, which is considered safer.
- The first is found in the original Resident Evil (and the remake) by Chris Redfield in the underground area beneath the Spencer Mansion's courtyard. It can be used to fight the Black Tiger, destroying its offspring as well if used. In the Remake, a broken flamethrower is found in the tunnels where Lisa Trevor wanders. To leave the area, the player must pull a lever, then place the flamethrower into a rack before it retracts into the wall.
- Modern flamethrowers were first used during the trench warfare conditions of World War I; their use greatly increased in World War II. They can be vehicle mounted, as on a tank, or hand-carried by infantry.
- The Sasori puppet's puppeteer can shoot fire from the pipes in its hands, making them like flame-throwers. The flames are fierce enough to melt rocks and incinerate a metal kunai that was thrown at it near instantly. The ammunition is sealed in the first scroll on its back. By utilising his water cannons onto areas that have been previously heated by the flamethrowers, Sasori can cause even rocks to crack via thermal shock, enough to send debris flying with great impact.
- The Flamethrower is the Beam Combo for the Plasma Beam. When this beam combo is unleashed, it emits a three-meter range continuous beam of fiery plasma. Being hit with this beam combo causes vulnerable enemies to ignite, taking away massive amounts of their stamina at a continuous rate. Note that being a Sustained Fire Charge Combo, it will take ten missiles to activate and use five missiles per second for as long as it is active.
- Flamethrowers were weapons capable of firing concentrated bursts of fire. All sides in the Clone Wars would utilize them in battle. In terms of technology the flamethrower was rather primitive in theory. The user would fire at close range using the fuel from a pack, this fuel, in turn, would be ignited by a current of energy producing a jet of super hot flame.
- Flamethrower enjoys studying her opponents and can often find the best hid secrets and weaknesses through the Decepticon rumor mills. Thus, several Decepticons avoid or ignore her. She prefers to issue slow, painful deaths. Her pressure cannon fires two types of ammunition: water for the Dinobots & flame for regular Autobots. She also has a normal weapon for anyone who gets in her way. She highly respects the Decepticon leader and only goes behind his back during emergencies. However all Decepticons know that the only way to truly control her is through her creator, Shockwave. She regrets a time in her past when she used to ignore Shockwave's orders. She tries to act out her creator's longing to make her emotionless, but always seems to fail in that regard. She resents Vector Sigma because
- Because the flamethrower must get very close to the foe in order to attack, extending its survival for as long as possible becomes priority. There are three main ways to achieve this. Firstly, you can use a transportation unit like the Humvee or APC to carry the units right up to the foe. This has the advantage that the units are perfectly safe inside the transportation unit. The disadvantage is that with strong tactics and heavy use of anti-tank weaponry such as that of the RPG Trooper can destroy the transport unit before it reaches its target, killing all units inside. Alternatively, you can use a large number of flamethrowers (possibly mixing them with other short range units such as the Baton Soldier) so as to spread the damage around, ensuring that more will reach the foe alive. Fina
- Man-portable flamethrowers were carried by Confederate marines such as Hank Harnack during the Guild Wars, and were generally used as squad weapons. The soldier, having recieved proper training, would carry a pair of fuel containers with them. Harnack even used it in conjunction with the CMC-230XF "Thunderstrike armor". While the armor was canceled, the weapon was still considered useful, due to its ability to create walls of flame to block infantry, as well as destroy fuel lines within vehicles such as goliaths.
- A flamethrower is a device used to launch fire at a target. When Agent Len went insane, he tore down the corridors with one, shouting "Mr. Rogers! Mr. Rogers!" Understandably, due to their physiology, the Flowers do not like flamethrowers. While not the only way to dispatch most Flowers*, as blades and bullets have been shown to work just as well, they seem to be the preferred anti-Flower weapon by far. This might be because burning a Flower is a much easier way of making sure it's dead.
- The standard method to fight a Flamethrower is to move back from its flamethrower and keep the creature from your distance. You can also shoot its small tank close to its head where it would explode in a couple of seconds. This will make the Flamethrower charge at the Jericho squad. Omega Team: Alpha Team:
- Episode 39 of Robin & Batgirl: A New Adventure. Nightwing,Batgirl,Question,and Fire fought Hugo's Henchmen and Hugo Strange.After that,they sent Hugo Strange to jail.Then,Question and Fire shared a kiss while embracing each other.The next day,Nightwing,Batgirl,and Fire saw Firefly,Blaze,and their henchmen robbing a bank.They fought and defeated Firefly's Minions and Blaze's Minions.Then,they got defeated by Firefly and Blaze."Hahaha!This is just one part of the plan",Firefly said."What plan?",Fire asked."We planned to burn the whole Gotham Museum of National History later at its grand re-opening",Blaze said."If you could there first",Nightwing said.Then,Firefly,Blaze,and their henchmen knocked them down.Then later,the three heroes woke up,pinned to the wall with metal straps.They are guard
- The flamethrower wasn't exactly the best weapon to carry around when in the middle of a war (which can get quite hectic from what I hear) for many many many reasons. First off, the original design was nothing more than a large, backpack sized plastic tank full of gasoline with a nozzle stickin' out the bottom. Because of its cheap casing, it was very easy to puncture, bullets would fly seamlessly through the pack and set it on fire, making it very uncomfortable for the flamethrower operator after a few seconds. The weak casing was also taken advantage of by the enemy, who eventually would learn that knocking a flamethrower operator out and piercing the case ever so slightly, that when the guy got up and returned the gasoline trail could be lit and lead a path straight to the hideout. The f
- The Flamethrower is a weapon that was added in the 1.1 update. It shoots a continuous spray of fire that deals damages anything in its path. The flamethrower uses Gel as ammunition. Since it tends to use ammunition quickly, it is a good idea to produce a bulk amount of ammo by using Slime traps or the Gel Generator. One click will fire five jets of flame. Flamethrowers also emit light when fired, but have limited range, so the light doesn't go very far. Embers will fall from the jets of flame, which can be useful for finding caves or ores.
- The Flamethrower is a weapon only available to Jango Fett and Boba Fett. The flamethrower shoots a stream of fire at the opponent, taking out their health slowly but surely. Even if an opponent is barely caught by this trail of heat, they will catch on fire and burn for at least a few seconds, nearly depleting their health. The Bothan Spy's Incinerator is very similar to this weapon. The flamethrower doesn't have oodles of ammunition and reloading is frequent. Nevertheless, it is a very effective weapon, especially for taking out crowds of enemies. It works best at close range.
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| Ingredient | - Lava Cube
- Rock N' Roll Wallpaper
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| Users | - Kankurō~manga, Sasori, Shura~anime
- Sado, Hotaru Miyagi,Rikimaru Omoi, Ekaterina Kiroshika, Tottori, Kyoma, Keizen, Gero Shirogane,
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| Range | - 15
- Medium
- Short
- Short ranged
- Tri-flame shot
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| Appearances | - Episode 3.5
- Silent Hill 3
- Silent Hill: Book of Memories
- Despicable Me 2
- The Sound of Thunder: Part 1 (New World Episode 1.12)
- * Madness Interactive
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| Levels | - All that someone can drop them
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| Rate | - 30
- Long-range
- Auto, 10.0 rounds/second
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| Affiliation | - Destiny expedition
- Gail
- Dallas
- *Lair of the Blind Ones
*Compound Wall
- *Galactic Republic
*Death Watch
*Mandalorian Guard
*Mandalorian Supercommandos
*Shadow Collective
*Galactic Empire
*Bounty hunter
*First Order
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| Fire | - Automatic
- Continuous
*Semi automatic
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| Service | |
| Other | - Used to counter the
- effects of Freeze Ray
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| Name | - Flamethrower
- Flamethrower
- Flamegun
- Flamethrower
- Home-made Flamethrower
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| Type | - Fire
- Heavy Weapon
- Energy
- Fire
- Special
- Weapon
- Weapons
- Elemental
- Attack
- Heavy Weapon
- OFC
- Flamethrower
- Burning
- One-Handed Shield
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| heritage | - *Mandalorian supercommandos
*Republic-era clone troopers
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| designs | - tabber|
-Patty Hype = 300px
-Pet Sitter Pat=300px
-▾=tabber|
-Are You Happy Now?=300px
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| Caption | - The weapon's info window.
- A Flamethrower in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
- Samus uses the Flamethrower.
- The flamethrower as seen in Madness Interactive
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| Abilities | |
| desc | - Burn enemies along a direct line.
- Turns the battlefield into a raging inferno, dealing 22 Elemental damage.
Fire continues to Burn the enemy, dealing 7 Elemental damage each round for 2 rounds.
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| sold in | - Ammu-Nation
- Phil Cassidy's Fully Cocked Gun Shop
- Pike Creek LCPD Compound
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| Ability | - Projects a stream of fire
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| Drop | - Boneheads
*Mumbles
*Eensy weensies
*Spitters
*Mama Spiders
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| Use | - Special Attack
- To burn enemies faster than just the Plasma Beam, to melt ice.
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| Description | - "This thing will roast the bad guys, and I don't have to worry about fuel, either."
- Increases the cast range of by 40%. If you hit 2 or more Heroes, Flamestrike's cooldown is reduced by 4 seconds.
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| AKA | - Flame Thrower
- Flame-Thrower
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| Purpose | - Anti-personnel and anti-vehicular
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| Japanese | - かえんほうしゃ Flamethrower
- ほのおのせんし
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| Owners | - *Cad Bane
*Boba Fett
*Jango Fett
*Sebulba
*Pre Vizsla
*Sabine Wren
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| Damage | - 2
- 3.140000
- 9
- 95
- 400
- Medium
- High
- Sets enemy on fire
- Sets enemy on fire, dealing 18% damage per second.
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| Locations | - *Geonosis
*Jakku
*Mandalore
*Tatooine
*Teth
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| Effect | - Burn
- Fires a continuous beam of plasma to set enemies ablaze.
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| Strategy | - Get away from them as fast as you can. They rarely retargets. If you are killing a pharaoh, get a blocker to absorb damage. You may also use a Demon Skeleton/Fire Devil/Fire Elemental to block the damage, because they are immune to Fire-Based Attacks.
- Get away from them as fast as you can. They rarely retargets. If you are killing a pharaoh, get a blocker to absorb damage. You may also use a Demon Skeleton/Fire Devil/Fire Elemental to block the damage, because they are immune to Fire-Based Attacks.
- Get away from them as fast as you can. If you are killing Pharaoh, get a blocker to absorb damage.
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| contestdesc | - Quite an appealing move.
- Earn +2 if the Pokémon performs first in the turn.
- A highly appealing move.
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| Kill icon | - flamethrower.png
- flare.png
- reflectmine.png
- reflectrocket.png
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| abstract | - __NOEDITSECTION__ __NOWYSIWYG__
- __NOWYSIWYG__
- May burn the target.
- The Flamethrower is a weapon that has appeared in every Grand Theft Auto game from Grand Theft Auto 1 to Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, as well as reappearing in the stand-alone HD Universe game, Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars. The Flamethrower was originally intended to appear in Grand Theft Auto IV, but was removed for unknown reasons. There is a text entry for a Flamethrower in the files, but lacks any sort of data values.
- A flamethrower is a device used to shoot a stream of fire, using either liquids or gases to sustain the flame. It appears in Madness Interactive, where it sets enemies on fire, causing them to run around, flailing their arms, and set others on fire on contact.
- Ekaterina Kiroshika used a similar technique with a pipe in the beak of her puppet Oji, however instead of using natural flames, Ekaterina flowed fire-natured chakra through Oji to fire through the pipe, this fire was even stronger than the flames used by Scorpion capable of melting metals on a higher level than kunai. Gero Shirogane's is placed in his mouth along with his water stream shooter. His chakra metal body allows him to endure the heat.
- Flamethrower is a technique of Shūsuke Amagai's Bankai, Raika Gōen Kaku.
- Cost:450 Stage:2 A short range incendiary weapon. Holds up to 150 shots with no extra clips. If not used correctly you may damage yourself. This weapon is not suggested unless you want to cook some dretches.
- The Lin Kuei ninja Sektor also uses a Flamethrower, as a Fatality in Mortal Kombat 3 and as a special move in other games. The Flamethrower is mounted on Sektor's arm, unlike No Face's Flamethrower. DC Universe character Lex Luthor also uses what appears to be an arm-mounted Flamethrower in the game Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe.
- A German terrorist used a Flamenwerfer to attempt to kill John Probe.
- A flamethrower is a weapon that appears in the episodes, "Patty Hype," "Pet Sitter Pat," and "Are You Happy Now?"
- The standard method to fight a Flamethrower is to move back from its flamethrower and keep the creature from your distance. You can also shoot its small tank close to its head where it would explode in a couple of seconds. This will make the Flamethrower charge at the Jericho squad. Omega Team:
* Rawlings - Any options of his pistol are useful against Flamethrowers. It's best to use the standard method.
* Church - A combination of Blood Ward and then you can use the Katana or her pistol.
* Black - Headshots are useful to take them down. The first one would stun them and second one is the kill. Ghost Bullet and her grenade launcher are also acceptable to use. Alpha Team:
* Delgado - Standard method with a combination of Ababinili.
* Jones - His shotgun takes only one shot to take down a Flamethrower. A good strategy for this is to run up to a Flamethrower and kill it while its in cover.If it's charging at the squad, then standard method with the assault rifle.
* Cole - Remote grenades are lethal against Flamethrowers.
- These are particularly useful against the Light Araknids in the Hell mission.
- Episode 39 of Robin & Batgirl: A New Adventure. Nightwing,Batgirl,Question,and Fire fought Hugo's Henchmen and Hugo Strange.After that,they sent Hugo Strange to jail.Then,Question and Fire shared a kiss while embracing each other.The next day,Nightwing,Batgirl,and Fire saw Firefly,Blaze,and their henchmen robbing a bank.They fought and defeated Firefly's Minions and Blaze's Minions.Then,they got defeated by Firefly and Blaze."Hahaha!This is just one part of the plan",Firefly said."What plan?",Fire asked."We planned to burn the whole Gotham Museum of National History later at its grand re-opening",Blaze said."If you could there first",Nightwing said.Then,Firefly,Blaze,and their henchmen knocked them down.Then later,the three heroes woke up,pinned to the wall with metal straps.They are guarded by Firefly's Minions and Blaze's Minions.Fire flamed up and broke free from the metal straps.Nightwing used a key to break free from the metal straps.Then,he freed Batgirl.After that,they now taken down Firefly's Minions and Blaze's Minions.Then,they now went outside and rode the R-Cycle.Later,when they reached the Museum,they saw it burning already and the firemen are putting down the fires.Nightwing told Batgirl to save the people inside the burning museum and Fire to take down Firefly and Blaze.While he helped the firemen put down the fire.When the hoses ran out of water,Nightwing pulled off his water gun and went inside the museum then used it to put off the fires inside.Firefly's Minions and Blaze's Minions came and beaten up Fire badly.Later,after Nightwing and Batgirl are done in saving people and putting down fires,they helped Fire take down Firefly,Blaze,Firefly's Minions,and Blaze's Minions.After they defeated all of them,Firefly and Blaze are arrested by policemen.Now,Fire said goodbye and flew away.Nightwing and Batgirl also said goodbye. Characters:Nightwing,Batgirl,Question,Fire,Policemen,Firemen Villains:Hugo's Henchmen,Hugo Strange,Firefly,Blaze,Firefly's Minions,Blaze's Minions
- Flamethrower is a Rifle style. This rifle style can be bought at one of the lower level weapons merchant vendors in a Villain night club. Rifle weapons with the Flamethrower style:
* Demonflayer Rifle : Selectable reward for the Level 5 Hero only Soul Catcher mission
- A flamethrower is a gun like weapon that spits out fire, usually from a internal gas source. Some flamethrowers can shoot fire more than 30 feet. It is possible to put something else in the flamethrower, like toxic gas. Before powerful guns were invented, the flamethrower was one of the best weapons. In war, people would use flamethrowers in cruel ways, like burning down cities or even catching people on fire! Before the modern flamethrower was made, people would simply put burning fuel into a tube, then let it flow out.
- The Flamethrower is a Goblin incendiary weapon that launches a stream of burning fuel at the user's target. Though not as useful as more advanced weapons, it is interesting because of the following factors:
* pierces any target within range
* deals ongoing damage for a short time after use
* it's a damn flamethrower, come on! However, it has a high fuel cost; only two streams can be fired before needing to recharge. It is one of the first guns one can encounter; in Ehb's Eastern Swamp, two Gobbot Igniters wielding flamethrowers guard the entrance to their fortress.
- Flamethrowers are a class of weapons that emit burning liquid or gas to damage their targets. Flamethrowers are the seminal incendiary weapon and have a history with a variety of civilizations and factions throughout history, such as the Chinese, Greek, Germans, Japanese and even the Americans. They are also a staple of Soviet weaponry - although the latter two did not greatly contribute to the advance of the technological basis, they widely implemented it.
- The Flamethrower is a Lab Pass short-mid ranged weapon that shoots a continuous stream. It takes 6 hits to kill an person.
- Some flamethrowers project a stream of ignited flammable liquid; some project a long gas flame. Most military flamethrowers use liquids, but commercial flamethrowers tend to use high-pressure propane and natural gas, which is considered safer. They are used by the military and by people needing controlled burning capacity, such as in agriculture (e.g., sugar cane plantations) or other such land management tasks. They can be designed to either be carried by the operator or mounted on a vehicle.
- Back to Weapons
- Flamethrowers (火炎放射器 Kaen hōsha-ki) are a type of firearm used by Exorcists in combat.
- Damages an particular area near the unit.
- Flamethrower is torch used by Purple Swat
- Flamethrower ($2.00, 2D6, Weight 2, To Hit +2, maximum range 10 inches) – Re-engineered from a common fireplace lighter, the flamethrower is a bulky, hazardous and ultimately very id-gratifying weapon that shoots a stream of fire approximately 10 inches from the shooter. Because it casts a wide swath of flame, the flamethrower carries a +2 To Hit modifier. However, it only carries enough fuel for 10 shots. If a crab’s shell armor is completely destroyed while he carries a flamethrower, he has a one in 1 change of going up in a ball of flame every time he is hit by a ranged weapon, and will lose one Hit Point per turn until it dies.
- Also referred to as the "M7057/ Defoliant Projector". According to information found on Halopedia, this two-handed support weapon is 116.8cm (46 inches) long, and weighs 0.45 kg (101 lbs) empty, and 55.5 kg(122.5 lbs) when full. Further Storyline information is availible here: Halopedia Information Page (external link)
- A flamethrower is a mechanical incendiary weapon designed to project a long controllable stream of fire, either by ignited flammable liquid or a long gas flame. The Fury of the Cobra Unit armed himself with a flamethrower that utilized liquid rocket fuel, presumed to be a mixture of unsymmetrical dimethylhydrazine (UDMH) and nitrogen tetroxide (NTO).
- The terrorists during Day 5 used a handheld flamethrower in order to attack the motorcade of Russian President Yuri Suvarov just before 5pm. During the attack, Aaron Pierce managed to shoot the attacker carrying the flamethrower. As the terrorist tried to get up, Aaron shot his fuel tank, causing it to explode.
- Modern flamethrowers were first used during the trench warfare conditions of World War I; their use greatly increased in World War II. They can be vehicle mounted, as on a tank, or hand-carried by infantry. The flamethrower consists of two elements: backpack and gun. The backpack element usually consists of two or three cylinders. One cylinder holds compressed, inert propellant gas (usually nitrogen), and the other two hold flammable liquid - typically petrol with some form of fuel thickener added to it. A three-cylinder system often has two outer cylinders of flammable liquid and a central cylinder of propellant gas to improve the balance of the soldier who carried it. The gas propels the fuel liquid out of the cylinder through a flexible pipe and then into the gun element of the flamethrower system. The gun consists of a small reservoir, a spring-loaded valve, and an ignition system; depressing a trigger opens the valve, allowing pressurized flammable liquid to flow and pass over the igniter and out the gun nozzle. The igniter can be one of several ignition systems; a simple type is an electrically-heated wire coil, another used a small pilot flame, fueled with pressurized gas from the system.
- Flamethrowers are salvagable items in Endless Ocean 2. These are made of wood and high density.
- A Flamethrower is a short range projectile weapon that fires a spray of flames.
- A millennia-old infantry mainstay, flamethrowers were modernized by Mandalorian supercommandos and Republic-era clone troopers during the Clone Wars. Flamethrowers were used during the Clone Wars by clone flame troopers, during the Galactic Civil War by Imperial flametroopers, and during the Cold war by First Order flametroopers.
- The Flamethrower (called Flame Thrower in Seeds of Evil) is a weapon that first appears in Turok 2: Seeds of Evil. As its name indicates, it uses fire as a way to dispose of enemies.
- Flamethrower (also known as Flame Toss in the SNES/PS version) is Lucca's 1st-level Tech and the first Elemental Tech learned in Chrono Trigger. Acid use this Tech as well. Lucca learns this very early in the game, and a common strategy is to make her learn it before going to Manolia Cathedral for the first time in the Middle Ages, since Naga are weak to it and you fight a bunch right at the start. When enemies align themselves or collect into clusters, Flamethrower damages them all.
- A flamethrower is a device used to launch fire at a target. When Agent Len went insane, he tore down the corridors with one, shouting "Mr. Rogers! Mr. Rogers!" Understandably, due to their physiology, the Flowers do not like flamethrowers. While not the only way to dispatch most Flowers*, as blades and bullets have been shown to work just as well, they seem to be the preferred anti-Flower weapon by far. This might be because burning a Flower is a much easier way of making sure it's dead. *Though some, such as the Bracket Fungus or Hornbeam, are heavily resistant to other weapons just due to their physiology; the Fungus due to his soft hide allowing strikes to pass through without damage and the Hornbeam because he is a tree, and thus wouldn't be severely damaged by most weapons—shooting a tree with a pistol or stabbing it with a sword doesn't tend to be very effective.
- Flamethrowers were weapons capable of firing concentrated bursts of fire. All sides in the Clone Wars would utilize them in battle. In terms of technology the flamethrower was rather primitive in theory. The user would fire at close range using the fuel from a pack, this fuel, in turn, would be ignited by a current of energy producing a jet of super hot flame. Although these weapons could be devastating on a battlefield and would be relatively easy to produce flamethrowers saw little use in the Clone Wars. This is likely due to the inherent dangers of the weapon, for example if a soldier wielding such a unit was fired upon by an enemy a single stray shot could potential pierce the flame unit's fuel container and ignite all the fuel resulting in a massive explosion. This explosion could take out not only the flametrooper but the entire group of soldiers around them. The advantage of such a weapon is in dealing with enemies at close quarter combat range simultaneously. On Geonosis, for example, flamethrowers were very useful in engaging the Geonosian defenders in the underground catacombs where they had dug in to face Republic soldiers. The enclosed nature of these caves meant that space was limited, an entire group soldiers were packed together and thus could be incinerated all at once by a flamethrower. The weapons could be miniaturized, and many Mandalorians, such as Jango Fett and Pre Vizsla, used them on their gauntlets.
- The Sasori puppet's puppeteer can shoot fire from the pipes in its hands, making them like flame-throwers. The flames are fierce enough to melt rocks and incinerate a metal kunai that was thrown at it near instantly. The ammunition is sealed in the first scroll on its back. By utilising his water cannons onto areas that have been previously heated by the flamethrowers, Sasori can cause even rocks to crack via thermal shock, enough to send debris flying with great impact. During Kankurō's use of the puppet, the ammunition scroll is nowhere to be seen, implying that the flame-throwers may be used without it.
- Flamethrower is a character seen in Sin City:A Dame to Kill For. She was portrayed by Emmy Robbin.
- A flamethrower is a weapon that shoots fire. The Special Forces attempted to use flamethrowers on the Future Fungus but they were warned that the heat would cause it to spread. (Episode 3.5) Evan Cross and Mac Rendall used flamethrowers to drive the Albertosaurus back through the anomaly at the Britannia Mines. (The Sound of Thunder Part 2 (New World Episode 1.13))
- The Flamethrower is the Beam Combo for the Plasma Beam. When this beam combo is unleashed, it emits a three-meter range continuous beam of fiery plasma. Being hit with this beam combo causes vulnerable enemies to ignite, taking away massive amounts of their stamina at a continuous rate. Note that being a Sustained Fire Charge Combo, it will take ten missiles to activate and use five missiles per second for as long as it is active. It can be obtained after destroying a Bendezium gate in the Phazon Mines to access Storage Depot A. Like standard Plasma Beam fire, it is capable of melting ice and setting enemies alight. It is very effective for destroying enemies in large amounts, as sweeping the Flamethrower across their ranks will dispatch them quickly and easily. However, its low range hinders its usability, especially against bosses such as the Omega Pirate and Meta Ridley. As a result, it is not often acquired unless it is for the purpose of attaining 100% items.
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- The Flamethrower is a close range combat weapon in Soldier of Fortune. This weapon can unleash it's tradition blaze by holding the primary fire button/key but it also fires a sticky napalm bomb by pressing the secondary fire button/key. The secondary can adhere to almost any surface and continues to burn, posing as a health hazard, for a brief moment of time. The primary makes it good for close quarters where it will turn any human being into a mere crispy finish.
- Flamethrower enjoys studying her opponents and can often find the best hid secrets and weaknesses through the Decepticon rumor mills. Thus, several Decepticons avoid or ignore her. She prefers to issue slow, painful deaths. Her pressure cannon fires two types of ammunition: water for the Dinobots & flame for regular Autobots. She also has a normal weapon for anyone who gets in her way. She highly respects the Decepticon leader and only goes behind his back during emergencies. However all Decepticons know that the only way to truly control her is through her creator, Shockwave. She regrets a time in her past when she used to ignore Shockwave's orders. She tries to act out her creator's longing to make her emotionless, but always seems to fail in that regard. She resents Vector Sigma because she believes that it rewrote her personality from the ideal emotionless one that her creator envisioned.
- The Flamethrower stands out among all other Thermal Energy based weapons by being the only one made for melee-to-short range and is very powerful against Akrid. When used on a human enemy, it sets them on fire dealing damage over time. The Anchor trick used for the Machine Gun can also be used for the Flamethrower.
- Man-portable flamethrowers were carried by Confederate marines such as Hank Harnack during the Guild Wars, and were generally used as squad weapons. The soldier, having recieved proper training, would carry a pair of fuel containers with them. Harnack even used it in conjunction with the CMC-230XF "Thunderstrike armor". While the armor was canceled, the weapon was still considered useful, due to its ability to create walls of flame to block infantry, as well as destroy fuel lines within vehicles such as goliaths. Some Kel-Morian Combine forces, such as the close-combat-specialized Guild Guards, also used flamethrowers. Flamethrowers later became available to infantry in the form of the Perdition flamethrowers, integrated into CMC-600 and CMC-660 used by firebats. while the United Earth Directorate relied on the C-140 flamethrower. Portable perdition flamethrowers are also available. The Devil Dogs mercenary company and the Terran Dominion's Prometheus Company both used enhanced perdition flamethrowers named firestorm flamethrowers.
- The flamethrower is a Weapon. It is often used by Bounty hunters, and is often used against several enemies.
- The Flamethrower is a weapon only available to Jango Fett and Boba Fett. The flamethrower shoots a stream of fire at the opponent, taking out their health slowly but surely. Even if an opponent is barely caught by this trail of heat, they will catch on fire and burn for at least a few seconds, nearly depleting their health. The Bothan Spy's Incinerator is very similar to this weapon. The flamethrower doesn't have oodles of ammunition and reloading is frequent. Nevertheless, it is a very effective weapon, especially for taking out crowds of enemies. It works best at close range. The weapon also has the same skin as the E-5 Blaster Rifle.
- Flamethrowers were lovely close-quarters weapons that fired a stream of flammable liquid or gas. They worked great in atmospheres with plenty of oxygen, meaning some poor species from planets with a lot of inert gases never got to use them, which is a shame, because flamethrowers were awesome. With certain limitations. 1. They didn't work in space or in certain atmospheres. (The Death Star could blow up a planet, but set it on fire? Impossible.) 2. They didn't work at long distances. 3. They didn't work against inflammable or flame-retardant enemies. But fortunately, Humans and most humanoid species were perfectly vulnerable to fire and tended to live in oxygen-rich environments, making them easy pickings. Jango Fett, after acquiring his first flamethrower, went on a flaming spree of innocent civilians that lasted through most of the game Star Wars: Bounty Hunter. If one could not get hold of a flamethrower, a similar effect could be achieved by imbibing large quantities of gasoline and expelling it out through one's penis, then projecting the stream over a steady flame from a cigarette lighter.
- The Flamethrower is a powerful weapon that burns the bloons to a crisp. The flames fire in a rapid rate of speed & cause afterburn on bloons for 4 seconds.
- Flamethrower is usually a move used by various characters in certain Nintendo game. The move almost always involves breathing/firing a stream of flame at the opponent.
- The Flamethrower is a supporting Infantry unit that first appears in Industrial Age. Flamethrowers are slow-moving and short-ranged; highly effective against buildings and entrenchments. A building attacked by a Flamethrower immediately ejects any garrisoned units.
- A flamethrower is a mechanical device designed to project a long controllable stream of fire. Some flamethrowers project a stream of ignited flammable liquid; some project a long gas flame. Most military flamethrowers use liquids, but commercial flamethrowers tend to use high-pressure propane and natural gas, which is considered safer. They are used by the military and by people needing controlled burning capacity, such as in agriculture (e.g. sugar cane plantations) or other such land management tasks. They can be designed to either be carried by the operator or mounted on a vehicle.
- Strong Bad fights Strong Sad to the death. People That Are In Part 1: Homestar, Strong Bad, Strong Sad, and some more Places: The Room Boom, The Field Computer: The Yompc 683 Date: Monday, December 21, 2009 Running Time: 12:34 Page Title: BeGUN The Battle!
- The Flamethrower is an unlockable weapon in Silent Hill 3 and a high-rank weapon in Silent Hill: Book of Memories.
- The Flamethrower is a melee weapon in the Platformer Creator. It is the only melee weapon in the creator to be gun-like, unlike the other four melee weapons. It is the only weapon in the entire creator to produce fire. File:Flamethrower.png
- Because the flamethrower must get very close to the foe in order to attack, extending its survival for as long as possible becomes priority. There are three main ways to achieve this. Firstly, you can use a transportation unit like the Humvee or APC to carry the units right up to the foe. This has the advantage that the units are perfectly safe inside the transportation unit. The disadvantage is that with strong tactics and heavy use of anti-tank weaponry such as that of the RPG Trooper can destroy the transport unit before it reaches its target, killing all units inside. Alternatively, you can use a large number of flamethrowers (possibly mixing them with other short range units such as the Baton Soldier) so as to spread the damage around, ensuring that more will reach the foe alive. Finally, you can use a decoy (a tank) such as an APC or a fast moving unit such as the Humvee.
- A flamethrower as shown in Wasteland is a man-portable device capable of throwing a stream of fire a short distance. Flamethrowers are used in military and agricultural applications, being equally able to set a tank or a field on fire. Flamethrowers used by the military usually spray burning liquids; those used by civilians usually spray a plume of compressed natural gas or propane, which is considered safer. Unfortunately, in Wasteland, the flamethrower cannot be reloaded, and thus is often passed over in favor of energy weapons and guns. In can be reloaded by selling it and then buying a new one.
- Flame Burst is an ability used via the Terrain command that appears only in the 3D remakes. It inflicts Fire-elemental damage to one enemy, and has a 38% chance of being used in the Molten Cave or 22% chance of being used in the World of Darkness
- The Flamethrower is a weapon that was added in the 1.1 update. It shoots a continuous spray of fire that deals damages anything in its path. The flamethrower uses Gel as ammunition. Since it tends to use ammunition quickly, it is a good idea to produce a bulk amount of ammo by using Slime traps or the Gel Generator. One click will fire five jets of flame. Flamethrowers also emit light when fired, but have limited range, so the light doesn't go very far. Embers will fall from the jets of flame, which can be useful for finding caves or ores. The Flamethrower can't be used underwater. In addition, flames will stop if they come into contact with Water. This also applies to Honey but not Lava. The Elf Melter is an upgraded version of the Flamethrower.
- The flamethrower wasn't exactly the best weapon to carry around when in the middle of a war (which can get quite hectic from what I hear) for many many many reasons. First off, the original design was nothing more than a large, backpack sized plastic tank full of gasoline with a nozzle stickin' out the bottom. Because of its cheap casing, it was very easy to puncture, bullets would fly seamlessly through the pack and set it on fire, making it very uncomfortable for the flamethrower operator after a few seconds. The weak casing was also taken advantage of by the enemy, who eventually would learn that knocking a flamethrower operator out and piercing the case ever so slightly, that when the guy got up and returned the gasoline trail could be lit and lead a path straight to the hideout. The flamethrower at the time was really more of a danger to the burner than the burnee, and since it was widely known, the early flamethrower operators were usually fire obsessed loons to begin with. The first military force to use it in combat was the Plastic Tan Army. They used them to great effectiveness in the Invasion of Green Island. Word!
- A flamethrower is one of the Mobile Infantry's squad support weapons.
- __NOWYSIWYG__ Flamethrower (かえんほうしゃ Flamethrower) Battle Data Affected by Contest Data Contests (RSE) Super Contests (DPPt) Contest Spectaculars (ORAS) Flamethrower is a Fire-type move introduced in Generation I. It has been TM35 since Generation III.
- The Flamethrower is a weapon in the Team Fortress series. It fires a stream of fire that has a short range. It uses Cells for ammunition. It does not need to be reloaded. It is only used by the Pyro.
- The flamethrower is a mechanical incendiary device designed to project a long, controllable stream of fire. The iconic weapon first appears in the 1982 film The Thing and is frequently used throughout the various films, comic-books and video-games to incinerate the Thing.
- It sends out flames so hot that it burns enemies out in a short time. On iRO, this item is localized as Flame Thrower.
- The Flamethrower is obtainable in Chapter 4-2. If fired continuously, the Flamethrower deals damage at a rate of 400 per second, and can light all targets on fire. Normally, the Flamethrower's after-flames will continue to deal damage at a rate of 200 per second. Against light armor targets, however, the Flamethrower will inflict 1500 damage per second, while its after-flames will deal 500 damage per second. The Flamethrower has a reload time of 3.00 seconds, and each Flame Canister allows the Flamethrower to be fired for up to five straight seconds.
- Some flamethrowers project a stream of ignited flammable liquid; some project a long gas flame. Most military flamethrowers use liquids, but commercial flamethrowers tend to use high-pressure propane and natural gas, which is considered safer. They are used by the military and by people needing controlled burning capacity, such as in agriculture (e.g., sugar cane plantations) or other such land management tasks. They can be designed to be either carried by the operator or mounted on a vehicle.
- An infantry unit that is +1 in combat if enemy infantry present, -1 otherwise.
- A flamethrower is a mechanical incendiary device designed to project a long, controllable stream of fire.
- Flamethrower (formerly Flame) is a monster who appears in the Dragon Quest game series.
- A flamethrower is a Tau'ri device which releases and ignites pressurized gas towards a target. Although not always used as a weapon but as a tool, its effects can be deadly on most living things if given enough exposure. Sergeant Ronald Greer constructed an improvised version of this weapon on board the Ancient ship Destiny, which he used to corral the Dust bugs that were consuming the crew's water supply (SGU: "Water"). Later, Greer and a team of crewmembers from Destiny attempted to combat a large alien creature with flamethrowers (SGU: "Cloverdale").
- Some flamethrowers project a stream of ignited flammable liquid; some project a long gas flame. Most military flamethrowers use liquids, but commercial flamethrowers tend to use high-pressure propane and natural gas, which is considered safer. They are used by the military and by people needing controlled burning capacity, such as in agriculture (e.g. sugar cane plantations) or other such land management tasks. They can be designed to either be carried by the operator or mounted on a vehicle.
- Flamethrower (かえんほうしゃ Kaen Hōsha?, lit. "Flame Emission) is Charizard's Neutral Special Move. Charizard breathes a continuous stream of fire.
- This is an unknown flamethrower. Unlike the M2 Flamethrowers and others this flamethrower seems to have a trigger in the back pistol grip, suggesting that this is a home-made custom flamethrower.
- The flamethrower is a destructive weapon which costs 360 coins and can only be blocked if someone is wearing the fire armor. It does 45 damage and does afterburn for 5 seconds. It has 140 capacity and 85 mobility. Sadly it is not upgradable. Update: The flamethrower will soon have a second upgrade. It's stats are unknown, however developer said it will be twice as powerful as the previous update.
- The Flamethrower is a special weapon with 50 ammo in a clip, and 100 ammo in stock. This is a really HOT gun. Should I explain what it does in close combat? You can kill a guy with a burst, but the tiny range means you'll have to get in close.
* Caliber: Gasoline
* Kickback: 0
* Max. Kickback: 2
* Damage: 40
* Fire Rate: 15 shots/sec
- The Flamethrower is an item which breaks blocks faster than any fast block breaking items. The downside, which is cited in the item description, is that you you need to wear a Fuel Pack to be able to use it, and it uses 1 Fuel Pack every single punch. The Flamethrower was added on August 9 as part of Player Appreciation Week.
- The flamethrower is a heavy skill weapon appearing in Deus Ex.
- In TimeSplitters 2, a character that has been set aflame can put out the fire by walking into water or rain, or if the Fire Extinguisher is used on them. If neither are available, the character will slowly lose their health until they die. Life can be temporarily prolonged by picking up Health Packs, but it will only prolong the inevitable. The fire can also spread the by running into other players. Using the Fire Extinguisher in aim mode and aiming it at the player's feet can also put out fire. There is some text on the red fuel canister on the weapon; it reads: "2YE 1089 BURN THEM ALL".
- The flamethrower is a weapon that was to be implemented in ObsCure II. It appears in Final Exam.
- The first is found in the original Resident Evil (and the remake) by Chris Redfield in the underground area beneath the Spencer Mansion's courtyard. It can be used to fight the Black Tiger, destroying its offspring as well if used. In the Remake, a broken flamethrower is found in the tunnels where Lisa Trevor wanders. To leave the area, the player must pull a lever, then place the flamethrower into a rack before it retracts into the wall. In Jill Valentine's scenario, if the player uses V-JOLT on Plant 42, they will view a special cutscene upon entering the plant room. The weakened plant will pick up Jill, and Barry Burton subsequently enters the room carrying a flamethrower. Barry then uses the flamethrower point blank, killing the plant.
- This weapon consumes Energy cells which are shared with the Mauler. The maximum ammo capacity for these cells is 400, or 800 when using an Ammo Satchel. A complete flamethrower can be acquired by getting the flamethrower parts from Weran and then taking them to Irale. You can also pick one up in a hidden area of Fortress: Security Complex.
- The Flamethrower is a weapon that fires a stream of liquid fuel which incinerates targets. The weapon is first used in Reconstruction: Chapter 7.
- "The flamethrower is an all-in-one siege machine. Its ammo is only available for sale" - In-game description The flamethrower is a weapon found in SCZ. It is a siege weapon excellent for burning enemies (either zombies or humans). Its ammo is only for sale but its worth the damage it makes. Survivors with this weapon are excellent for your party, so you should try to protect it as much as you can.
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