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|name = F-SpAr Torch '''''(Campaign)'''''<br>Steel Dragon '''''(Multiplayer)''
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|maxammo = 150+150 (SP)<br>100+0 (MP)
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|used=[[Merc]]<br>[[Dan "Wolf" Lyall]]
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|used = [[Merc]]<br>[[Settlement Defense Front]]<br>[[Dan "Wolf" Lyall]]
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The '''Steel Dragon''' is an [[EDI]] [[Directed Energy Weapon|directed energy]] heavy weapon in ''[[Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare]]''.
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The '''Steel Dragon''' is an [[EDI]] [[Energy Weapon|energy]] [[heavy weapon]] in ''[[Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare]]''.
   
 
==Campaign==
  
==Campaign==
 
{{Quote|Powerful energy beam with auto tracking. (No ammo crate refills)|Singleplayer description}}
  
{{Quote|Powerful energy beam with auto tracking. (No ammo crate refills)|Singleplayer description}}
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The Steel Dragon appears in the campaign as the '''F-SpAr Torch'''. It first appears in "[[Rising Threat]]", used by [[Dan "Wolf" Lyall]] to fend off several [[Settlement Defense Front|SDF]] soldiers and a [[C12]].
 
   
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The Steel Dragon appears in the campaign as the '''F-SpAr Torch'''. It first appears in "[[Rising Threat]]", used by [[Dan "Wolf" Lyall]] to fend off several [[Settlement Defense Front|SDF]] soldiers and a [[C12]].
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After the player arrives on the ''[[Retribution]]'', it can be equipped as a secondary weapon under an assigned [[Heavy Weapon|Heavies]] slot. The Torch is useful for taking out groups of enemies, as well as destroying C12 tanks and [[C6]] drones efficiently.
 
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After the player arrives on the ''[[Retribution]]'', it can be equipped as a secondary weapon under an assigned [[Heavy Weapon|Heavies]] slot. The Torch is useful for taking out groups of enemies, as well as destroying C12 tanks and [[C6]] drones efficiently.
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In the operation [[Operation Taken Dagger|Taken Dagger]], it can be collected after it is dropped by an [[R-C8]] before [[Nora Salter|Salter]] and [[Nick Reyes|Reyes]] escape [[Galaxius]]).
   
 
Along with the [[Ballista EM3]] and the [[P-LAW]], the Torch is one of the very few weapons in the campaign capable of completely [[Gib|gibbing]] human enemies.
  
Along with the [[Ballista EM3]] and the [[P-LAW]], the Torch is one of the very few weapons in the campaign capable of completely [[Gib|gibbing]] human enemies.
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===Specifications===
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*Weapon Type - Launcher
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*Bullet Type - Energy
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*Special Features - Continual Energy Beam
   
 
==Multiplayer==
  
==Multiplayer==
 
{{Quote|Heavy beam based weapon with multi-target tracking.|Description}}
  
{{Quote|Heavy beam based weapon with multi-target tracking.|Description}}
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In multiplayer, the '''Steel Dragon''' is a [[Payload (Infinite Warfare)|payload]] for [[Merc]].
  
   
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In multiplayer, the '''Steel Dragon''' is the default [[Payload |payload]] for [[Merc]]. It is advised to take it out when facing more than just one player at a time, as its stopping power might not be enough to take out the enemy in time. Instead, it should be advised to take it out on a group of two to four player as its multi-target tracking ability will make use of it's powerful accuracy and overall speed of the beam.
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==Zombies in Spaceland==
  
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In [[Zombies in Spaceland]], the Steel Dragon appears as the '''Forge Freeze''' and is purchasable for 500 tickets in the Astrocade within Journey into Space.
  
   
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The March 10th, 2017 patch increased the Steel Dragon's sprint out time, reducing the close-range capabilities of the Steel Dragon.<ref>http://charlieintel.com/2017/03/09/playlist-update-infinite-warfare-now-live-ps4-xbox-one/</ref>
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The Forge Freeze fires a beam of cold energy, freezing zombies in a solid mass of ice. After being frozen, they can be shattered by using melee, gunfire, or explosives. Notably, frozen zombies can be killed with a single melee hit on any round. The Forge Freeze also has a built-in [[Fusion Mag]], allowing it to automatically regenerate energy when depleted.
  
   
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==Zombies==
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The Forge Freeze doesn't affect [[Brute]]s or [[Clowns]], only damaging the Brutes and killing the latter. 
  
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While the weapon itself is not available in Zombies mode, its effects appear in trap form, as the [[Steel Dragon Trap]].
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When upgraded in the [[Pack-A-Punch Machine]], it becomes the '''Frostbite''', gaining increased damage, an increased magazine size, and more reserve ammo. 
  
   
 
==Gallery==
  
==Gallery==
 
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Steel Dragon IW.png|The Steel Dragon in first person
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Steel Dragon ADS IW.png|Aiming
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F-SpAr Torch menu icon IW.png|The F-SpAr Torch as seen in the campaign's selection menu
 
Merc menu icon IW.jpg|Merc holding the Steel Dragon
  
Merc menu icon IW.jpg|Merc holding the Steel Dragon
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==References==
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[[Category:Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare Heavy Weapons]]
  
[[Category:Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare Heavy Weapons]]
 
[[Category:Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare Payloads]]
  
[[Category:Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare Payloads]]

Revision as of 22:56, 4 March 2018

The subject of this article appears in Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare The subject of this article appears in Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare Zombies

The Steel Dragon is an EDI energy heavy weapon in Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare.

Campaign

"Powerful energy beam with auto tracking. (No ammo crate refills)"
— Singleplayer description


The Steel Dragon appears in the campaign as the F-SpAr Torch. It first appears in "Rising Threat", used by Dan "Wolf" Lyall to fend off several SDF soldiers and a C12.

After the player arrives on the Retribution, it can be equipped as a secondary weapon under an assigned Heavies slot. The Torch is useful for taking out groups of enemies, as well as destroying C12 tanks and C6 drones efficiently.

In the operation Taken Dagger, it can be collected after it is dropped by an R-C8 before Salter and Reyes escape Galaxius).

Along with the Ballista EM3 and the P-LAW, the Torch is one of the very few weapons in the campaign capable of completely gibbing human enemies.

Specifications

  • Weapon Type - Launcher
  • Bullet Type - Energy
  • Special Features - Continual Energy Beam

Multiplayer

"Heavy beam based weapon with multi-target tracking."
— Description


In multiplayer, the Steel Dragon is the default payload for Merc. It is advised to take it out when facing more than just one player at a time, as its stopping power might not be enough to take out the enemy in time. Instead, it should be advised to take it out on a group of two to four player as its multi-target tracking ability will make use of it's powerful accuracy and overall speed of the beam.

The March 10th, 2017 patch increased the Steel Dragon's sprint out time, reducing the close-range capabilities of the Steel Dragon.[1]

Zombies

While the weapon itself is not available in Zombies mode, its effects appear in trap form, as the Steel Dragon Trap.

Gallery

References

  1. ↑ http://charlieintel.com/2017/03/09/playlist-update-infinite-warfare-now-live-ps4-xbox-one/
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