Orbital Gatling Barrage

Orbital Gatling Barrage

The Orbital Gatling Barrage is an offensive stratagem permit in Helldivers 2 that delivers a devastating onslaught from above. This stratagem calls in a barrage of high explosive rounds from the Destroyer’s high-speed rotary autocannons, creating a swath of destruction against enemy forces.

Usage and Functionality

  • Call-In Method: Remarkably, the call-in time for this stratagem is only 1 second, making it almost instantaneous.
  • Ammo Capacity: The Barrage offers unlimited uses, allowing Helldivers to repeatedly call in fire support during a mission.
  • Cooldown: The stratagem has a short cooldown of 80 seconds, enabling frequent use in combat situations.

Tactical Advantages

  • Area Denial: The Orbital Gatling Barrage is perfect for denying large areas to enemy forces, wreaking havoc across the battlefield.
  • Heavy Firepower: With high explosive rounds, it can eliminate heavy infantry, light armored vehicles, and structures with ease.

Operational Limitations

  • Collateral Damage Risk: The explosive nature of this stratagem means there is a significant risk of collateral damage, including to allies and mission-critical assets.
  • Precision: While powerful, the barrage may not be precise and could be challenging to use in close combat scenarios where friendlies are nearby.

Stratagem Traits

  • Explosive: This trait defines the destructive power of the barrage, focusing on high explosive firepower.
  • Orbital: As an orbital stratagem, it originates from space-based platforms, showcasing the Helldivers’ advanced off-planet support capabilities.

Acquisition

  • Price: The Orbital Gatling Barrage can be acquired for 1,500 in-game currency, making it an affordable option for devastating orbital support.

Strategic Deployment

The Orbital Gatling Barrage is most effective in open areas where enemies are clustered without close proximity to allies or mission objectives. Its rapid call-in time and short cooldown make it ideal for quick reactions to enemy movements or for creating opportunities during offensive pushes.

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