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==Call of Duty: Ghosts== |
==Call of Duty: Ghosts== |
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{{Infobox/weapon |
{{Infobox/weapon |
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+ | |image=[[File:MAAWS model CoDG.png|300px]] |
| − | |magazine |
+ | |magazine=· 2 rockets (SP & MP)<br>· 1 rocket ([[Extinction]]) ''(2 with first upgrade, 3 when fully upgraded)'' |
| − | |maxammo |
+ | |maxammo=· 2+6 (SP), 2+0 (MP)<br>· 1+0 ([[Extinction]]) ''(2+0 with first upgrade, 3+0 when fully upgraded)'' |
| − | |fire |
+ | |fire=Semi-Automatic |
| − | |rof |
+ | |rof=56 RPM |
| − | |used |
+ | |used=[[Logan Walker]] |
| − | |reload |
+ | |reload=6.63 s |
| − | |damage |
+ | |damage=135-55 ''(MP)'' (1000 direct impact)|extinctioncost = 1300|name = MAAWS |
| − | |squadpoint |
+ | |squadpoint=9}} |
{{Quote|Lase targets to guide missiles from a free-fire shoulder-mounted rocket launcher.|Menu description.}} |
{{Quote|Lase targets to guide missiles from a free-fire shoulder-mounted rocket launcher.|Menu description.}} |
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===Campaign=== |
===Campaign=== |
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The MAAWS appears in the campaign once, in [[Brave New World]], where it is used to shoot down an [[Mi-24 Hind]] and an [[Eurocopter EC-635|EC-635]] assaulting the Liberty Wall. Unlike its multiplayer and Extinction counterpart, each fired rocket remains intact instead of splitting into two others. |
The MAAWS appears in the campaign once, in [[Brave New World]], where it is used to shoot down an [[Mi-24 Hind]] and an [[Eurocopter EC-635|EC-635]] assaulting the Liberty Wall. Unlike its multiplayer and Extinction counterpart, each fired rocket remains intact instead of splitting into two others. |
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| + | The MAAWS can be reloaded in campaign, but unlike other weapons it is not automatically reloaded when empty; thus, the reload button must be used. |
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===Multiplayer=== |
===Multiplayer=== |
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|fire=Single-shot |
|fire=Single-shot |
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|class=[[Launcher]]}} |
|class=[[Launcher]]}} |
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| − | The MAAWS returns in ''Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare''. Once again it is laser-guided, but now it holds only one rocket |
+ | The MAAWS returns in ''Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare''. Once again it is laser-guided, but now it holds only one rocket, and it can be aimed by using a reflex sight present on the launcher's left side. |
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| + | In standard multiplayer it has no ammunition in reserve, but in the Virtual Firing Range it has a reserve rocket. Like in ''Call of Duty: Ghosts'', the reload button must be manually used. |
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+ | ===Supply Drop Variants=== |
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+ | *Oppressor [Elite] |
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+ | *Ignition [Elite] |
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+ | *Tornado [Enlisted] |
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+ | *Thunder [from Marksman challenge] |
===Gallery=== |
===Gallery=== |
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MAAWS AW.png|The MAAWS in first person. |
MAAWS AW.png|The MAAWS in first person. |
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</gallery> |
</gallery> |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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Revision as of 12:23, 7 December 2014
- For the similar weapon in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, see Starstreak.
The MAAWS (Multi-role Anti-Armor Weapon System) is a free-fire laser-guided rocket launcher, and also a 9-point (8 with Hardline) Support strike chain reward featured in Call of Duty: Ghosts. It also appears in Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare.
Call of Duty: Ghosts
- "Lase targets to guide missiles from a free-fire shoulder-mounted rocket launcher."
- — Menu description.
Campaign
The MAAWS appears in the campaign once, in Brave New World, where it is used to shoot down an Mi-24 Hind and an EC-635 assaulting the Liberty Wall. Unlike its multiplayer and Extinction counterpart, each fired rocket remains intact instead of splitting into two others.
The MAAWS can be reloaded in campaign, but unlike other weapons it is not automatically reloaded when empty; thus, the reload button must be used.
Multiplayer
The MAAWS appears in multiplayer. When fired, the rocket splits into two other rockets and can lock onto enemy aircraft and aerial pointsreaks (as well as the user's killstreaks). There is a Laser Sight attached to the weapon, allowing the user to manually guide the rockets to a designated target. When aiming with this weapon, instead of using sights, the player's view will zoom in slightly. The MAAWS can kill any juggernaut, even at full health, but it has to be a direct hit, or it won't do much damage.
Extinction
The MAAWS appears as a Strike Package in the Extinction maps Mayday, Awakening and Exodus, replacing the Trinity Rocket from the other maps.
Gallery
The MAAWS pointstreak's menu icon.
The MAAWS Launcher with a laser sight.
Upon getting the MAAWS.
MAAWS as it appears in Brave New World. Note that it is loaded with a Panzerfaust warhead.
Pickup icon seen in singleplayer.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare
Multiplayer
The MAAWS returns in Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare. Once again it is laser-guided, but now it holds only one rocket, and it can be aimed by using a reflex sight present on the launcher's left side.
In standard multiplayer it has no ammunition in reserve, but in the Virtual Firing Range it has a reserve rocket. Like in Call of Duty: Ghosts, the reload button must be manually used.
Supply Drop Variants
- Oppressor [Elite]
- Ignition [Elite]
- Tornado [Enlisted]
- Thunder [from Marksman challenge]
Gallery
The MAAWS in first person.
Trivia
Call of Duty: Ghosts
- The number "64" is inscribed in various spots.
- A multiplayer patch, requiring 25 aircraft shot down with the weapon, has a picture of a shark, referencing the movie Jaws. The terms "Maws" and "Jaws" have a similar contextual meaning.
- The MAAWS used to require a 10 pointstreak instead of 9.
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