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− | High-explosive is the standard shell for | + | High-explosive is the standard shell for mortars, dealing high damage to any target with a decent blast radius. Mortars in general are quite resource-intensive, so it's best to wait until mid-game until beginning the use of mortars. Given the mortar's inaccuracy, it's best to have a battery of mortars firing at once to deal heavy damage to the enemy. |
Mortars are most useful against stationary targets, such as [[siege]]s, [[crashed ship parts]], and [[mech cluster]]s{{RoyaltyIcon}}. Against sieges in particular, dealing enough damage will force the raiders to assault directly - as opposed to them peppering ''your'' base with mortar shells. A siege's mortars can and will deal large infrastructural damage to any base not under [[overhead mountain]]; your mortars are powerful defenses against them. | Mortars are most useful against stationary targets, such as [[siege]]s, [[crashed ship parts]], and [[mech cluster]]s{{RoyaltyIcon}}. Against sieges in particular, dealing enough damage will force the raiders to assault directly - as opposed to them peppering ''your'' base with mortar shells. A siege's mortars can and will deal large infrastructural damage to any base not under [[overhead mountain]]; your mortars are powerful defenses against them. |