Glory

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“

Heavy weapon system which fires a series of energy charges in the form of a horizontal arc, capable of hitting and immobilizing several enemies. Deadly at close range

”

— in-game description

Glory
Purchasing
In-Game Cost	10,000 Components
Real Value (USD)	$60.00
Required Player Level	18
Workshop Production
1 Day Pack Info ↓Cost (Ag)	160,000
3 Day Pack Info ↓Cost (Ag)	530,000
Components	60
Components	170
Base Stats
Level	1
Damage	7,690 per energy round
Type
Hardpoint	Heavy
Damage	Energy
Details
Reload	Per round: 1.6 seconds Full: 8 seconds
Reload While Firing	Yes
Unload	Clip: 5 seconds Burst: 11 seconds
Capacity	Clip: 5 energy rounds Burst: 9 energy rounds 30 particles per energy round
Range	Optimal: 60m Max: 500m

Introduction

The Glory is a close to mid-range (up to 500 meters, with a 60-meter optimal range) heavy energy weapon.

Strategy

This energy shotgun is the heavy version of the medium Corona and light Halo.

The Glory could be seen as an upgraded Thunder, however, each projectile has a chance of rooting (immobilizing) opponents. The Glory also has strong damage potential, and the ability to bypass energy shielding. Due to the large horizontal energy arc, it is possible to immobilize multiple targets in one shot.

The key difference between the Halo, Corona and Glory when compared to the Shredder and Pulsar is that the latter two are precision weapons and usually can only immobilize one enemy robot at a time, while the Halo, Corona and Glory can immobilize several enemies at once.

The Halo, Corona and Glory's immobilization ability has several important uses. In addition to immobilizing enemy robots for you and your teammates to destroy, they can also stop beacon cappers dead in their tracks, giving your team more time to capture vital beacons. This is especially useful in the game mode Beacon Rush where beacons are extremely important. Finally, if you are low on health and are being pursued by an enemy robot, the ability to root enemies to the ground for a few seconds can allow you to retreat behind cover so that when they do attack, you are ready and hopefully have teammates to help you out.

Like all shotguns, it has the weakness of dealing very little damage from its maximum range. This is due to the spread of the projectiles allowing only a small percentage of them to hit the target. Energy shotguns have an even larger shot spread when compared to their kinetic counterparts. This means they require the player to get extremely close to deal their maximum amount of damage.

The kinetic shotguns (Gust, Storm, and Thunder) have great synergy with the Glory as they have the same range and similar firing mechanics. Pairing with strong burst fire weapons such as the Pinata, Orkan or Exodus, can allow you to quickly eliminate rooted enemies. Lastly, using strong energy weapons such as the Magnum, Taran, Scourge or Redeemer can make full use of the Glory's energy based damage (although Scourge, Spark and Calamity are more advised, as damage increases as it gets closer, like Glory).

Mark I Statistics

Purchase Information

Level	Cost	Damage	Burst Damage	Burst DPS	Continuous DPS
1	10,000 Components	7690	69210	7690	3845

Upgrade Information

Level	Cost	Time	Damage	Burst Damage	Burst DPS	Continuous DPS
2	100,000	2 hours	8450	76050	8450	4225
3	200,000	5 hours	9290	83610	9290	4645
4	400,000	14 hours	10210	91890	10210	5105
5	2,000,000	1 day	11220	100980	11220	5610
6	4,000,000	1 day 16 hours	12330	110970	12330	6165
7	6,000,000	2 days 20 hours	13550	121950	13550	6775
8	11,000,000	3 days 14 hours	14900	134100	14900	7450
9	17,000,000	4 days 12 hours	16380	147420	16380	8190
10	32,000,000	5 days	18000	162000	18000	9000
11	43,000,000	5 days 8 hours	19790	178110	19790	9895
12	55,000,000	5 days 16 hours	21750	195750	21750	10875

	Cost	Time
Totals	170,700,000	30 days 11 hours

• This damage column shows the damage from all 30 particles (combined) fired from each energy round (out of 9 energy rounds)

Mark II Statistics

Purchase Information

Level	Cost	Damage	Burst Damage	Burst DPS	Continuous DPS
1	500 Au	9220	82980	9220	4610

Note: Level 12 Mark I is required to enhance (purchase) to Mark II.

Upgrade Information

Level	Cost	Time	Damage	Burst Damage	Burst DPS	Continuous DPS
2	100,000	2 hours	10140	91260	10140	5070
3	200,000	5 hours	11140	100260	11140	5570
4	400,000	14 hours	12250	110250	12250	6125
5	2,000,000	1 day	13460	121140	13460	6730
6	4,000,000	1 day 16 hours	14790	133110	14790	7395
7	6,000,000	2 days 20 hours	16260	146340	16260	8130
8	11,000,000	3 days 14 hours	17880	160920	17880	8940
9	17,000,000	4 days 12 hours	19650	176850	19650	9825
10	32,000,000	5 days	21600	194400	21600	10800
11	43,000,000	5 days 8 hours	23740	213660	23740	11870
12	55,000,000	5 days 16 hours	26100	234900	26100	13050

	Cost	Time
Totals	170,700,000	30 days 11 hours

• This damage column shows the damage from all 30 particles (combined) fired from each energy round (out of 9 energy rounds)

Root Chance %

Notes:

• The percentages are per second and if all particles hit (during burst)
• The percentages apply to both Mark I and Mark II

Level	Root %
1	25%
2	26%
3	27%
4	28%
5	29%
6	30%
7	31%
8	32%
9	33%
10	34%
11	35%
12	36%

Accuracy By Distance

Range	Accuracy %
50 meters or less	100%
100 meters	60%
150 meters	38%
200 meters	33%
250 meters	24%
300 meters	20%
350 meters	18%
400 meters	13%
450 meters	9%
500 meters	6%

Update History

Version	Changes
5.0	Damage increased by 11%
4.8.0	Total Upgrade Time: 37 days 30 minutes⟶30 days 11 hours
4.7.0	Total Upgrade Time: 45 days 17 hours⟶37 days 30 minutes
4.5	Economy Changes:
	Total Upgrade Time: 58 days 17 hours⟶45 days 17 hours
4.3	Damage increased by 8%
4.2	Weapon was added to the game