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| Details | ||
| Cyborg | ||
Default Mech |
Techno-Beetle | |
Power |
Free | |
Base Damage |
1 | |
Upgrade 1 |
Smoke Behind ( )
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Upgrade 2 |
+2 Damage ( )
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The Ramming Speed is one of the weapons in the game Into The Breach. It is the starting weapon of Techno-Beetle, and can only be obtained by this Mech.
Description[ | ]
Dash across the map, damaging and pushing the target tile.
Deals 1 damage to the target.
Class[ | ]
Cyborg.
Upgrades[ | ]
- Smoke Behind (1 Reactor Core (
)) - Tile behind you gains Smoke. - +2 Damage (3 Reactor Cores ( )) - Increases damage by 2.
Availability[ | ]
| Default Mech | Techno-Beetle |
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| Time Pod[1] | No |
| Perfect Island Reward | No |
| Corporate Store | No |
| Advanced Edition | No |
Strategy[ | ]
Ramming Speed is exclusive to the Cyborg Techno-Beetle Mech, and it can only be used in a timeline if that Mech is purposely chosen; either as part of the Secret Squad or under a Custom Squad. It is like the Brute weapon Ramming Engines, with the upside of having no self-damage, but with the downside of having worse initial damage.
Unfortunately, Ramming Speed's damage does not scale well with upgrades, only hitting a maximum of 3 + 1 bump damage, which is only enough to kill the frailer Alphas. The Smoke Behind upgrade can be decent, though, as it can help the Techno-Beetle cancel out another target's attack. But generally, it is best to equip a different weapon to give the Cyborg Mech more options.