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*While using the L-TAG in single player against C.E.L.L. units, they can be heard screaming "MGL!" This could have been the original (and proper name) for the L-TAG in the game. |
*While using the L-TAG in single player against C.E.L.L. units, they can be heard screaming "MGL!" This could have been the original (and proper name) for the L-TAG in the game. |
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[[Category:Crysis 2 Weapons]] |
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Revision as of 17:28, 25 June 2011
- "One of the most explosive weapons featured in Crysis 2. Whether you're looking to set up an ambush, performing strategic rebound shots or just blasting your way through the crowd, the L-TAG is a weapon to be feared and respected!"
- ―In-game description
The Launcher – Tactical Airburst Grenades (L-TAG) is an advanced grenade launcher developed by well-known Amim-Selbach Defense Corporation. Firing a variety of 60mm large-caliber smart grenades, the has seen limited use as a tactical weapon with Special Forces.
Urban combat environments are the classic domain for indirect fire such as mortars and grenade launchers. The L-TAG provides increased capabilities by giving operators even more control over when and how a grenade should detonate. With the L-TAG you can bounce grenades around corners or deploy minefields with relative ease.
The extra technology contained within each smart grenade comes at a price however, increasing overall projectile weight and complexity while limiting the amount of explosive and propellant. This results in a reduced effective range compared to other systems. As a safety precaution and for increased tactical use, L-TAG grenades include a proximity sensor that can differentiate between friend and foe.
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Trivia
- While using the L-TAG in single player against C.E.L.L. units, they can be heard screaming "MGL!" This could have been the original (and proper name) for the L-TAG in the game.