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| + | The '''Fire Punch''' is one of the standard close combat weapons available, and is usually found in infinite supply along with the [[Prod]] and [[Dragon Ball]]. Upon use, the worm will punch directly upwards, cutting through any land he happens to be directly underneath. The enemy worm will then be knocked in an arc that has more height and less distance than the one created from being hit with the Dragon Ball. | ||
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| + | == Tactics == | ||
| + | [[Image:Fpdistancesanddamage.png|thumb|left|Possible damages of the Fire Punch with standard settings and no LG.]] | ||
| + | [[Image:damagewith-LG.png|thumb|left|Possible damages of the Fire Punch with standard settings and LG enabled.]] | ||
| + | {{ReplayBox|TA 2310_Fire_Punch.WAgame|2310HP Fire Punch|(ESO features and TA) with Deadcode}} | ||
| + | * The Fire Punch knocks an enemy worm further than a prod, so is more effective at knocking an enemy off of a cliff. It also does base damage, and is more likely to give higher fall damage, making it far more useful than a prod in most situations. | ||
| + | * The Fire Punch will cut through ground above you, allowing you to hit opponents that are directly above you (usually on a bridge) without running the risk of hurting yourself. It can also be used to create a path for you to travel through if the land is small enough. | ||
| + | * The Fire Punch can be used in mid-air, so you can gain almost double height by using it at the apex of a backflip jump. However, using it at this height will result in the user obtaining fall damage when he lands, thereby not receiving any retreat time. | ||
| + | <!--[[Image:Fire Punch.gif|thumb|A Fire Punch used in mid-air]]--> | ||
| + | * Using the [[Low Gravity]] utility will allow your worm to punch even higher, and using this in conjunction with a backflip will allow you to hit enemies really high above you. | ||
| + | * You can hit an enemy with a Fire Punch by standing directly on top of them, so a worm backed against a wall can still be hit away from the wall this way. | ||
| + | * If a worm is correctly trapped above you at the right height, it is possible to hit him two, three, four (the maximum without LG in standard settings), five or even 6 times (the maximum with low gravity in standard settings) in a single punch, achieving up to 120 points of damage with one standard power Fire Punch (standard physics and no LG) or 180 points of damage (standard physics and LG). However, this requires a very specific situation. The real maximum damage that Fire Punch can inflict is using different physics of [[Extended Scheme Options]] features: 2310 points of damage (information by [[People/Deadcode|Deadcode]]). | ||
| + | * Fire Punch can collect crates. | ||
| + | * If used with sufficient speed hitting the edge of a [[Mine]], Fire Punch can throw it far away without triggering it, being possible to blast an enemy with an instant mine. See [[Erratic proximity polling by a mobile Mine]]. | ||
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| + | [[Image:Punch of Faith.gif|thumb|right|The punch of faith!]] | ||
| + | [[Image:Fire Punch 2310 damage.gif|thumb|left|Fire Punch inflicting 2310 damage]] | ||
| + | [[Image:Wombo Combo.gif|thumb|left|Happy Feet, WOMBO COMBO!]] | ||
| + | [[Image:Punching instant mine.gif|thumb|center|At the edge with sufficient speed, an instant mine can be punched to an enemy]] | ||
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| + | == Criticisms, Problems and Weaknesses == | ||
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| + | * If you are within close range of an enemy worm, it is usually more effective to use a [[Shotgun]], and so cause 50 points of damage rather than 30. | ||
| + | * If the enemy worm is standing directly at the edge of a small hole, then the Fire Punch may knock him over the hole rather than into it, so the prod is more effective in this case. Similarly, a dragonball will send the enemy further if the landscape is flat. | ||
| + | * In [[WormsDC]], [[Game locks up if active worm dies while executing a Fire Punch|the game will lock up if the active worm dies while executing a Fire Punch]]. | ||
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| + | == Trivia == | ||
| + | * [[References to other media]]: [[Fire Punch]] probably homages to [[w:Street_Fighter|Street Fighter]]'s [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Shoryuken Shoryuken] (Dragon Punch). Some of the default [[Soundbanks|soundbanks]] actually have worms saying "Shoryuken!" when using this weapon.<ref name="Worms on TVTropes">[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VideoGame/Worms Worms on TVTropes]</ref> | ||
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| + | == External links == | ||
| + | {{Wormopedia}} | ||
| + | === References === | ||
| + | <references/> | ||
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| + | {{Weapons}} | ||
Latest revision as of 22:30, 2 November 2024
(Up to Weapons)
 Fire Punch
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| Type: | Close Combat |
| Keyboard selection: | F4 (x1) |
| Standard effects: | 30hp damage |
| Present in: | Worms DC, Worms 2, W:A, WWP |
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The Fire Punch is one of the standard close combat weapons available, and is usually found in infinite supply along with the Prod and Dragon Ball. Upon use, the worm will punch directly upwards, cutting through any land he happens to be directly underneath. The enemy worm will then be knocked in an arc that has more height and less distance than the one created from being hit with the Dragon Ball.
Tactics
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W:A replay: 2310HP Fire Punch (ESO features and TA) with Deadcode |
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- The Fire Punch knocks an enemy worm further than a prod, so is more effective at knocking an enemy off of a cliff. It also does base damage, and is more likely to give higher fall damage, making it far more useful than a prod in most situations.
- The Fire Punch will cut through ground above you, allowing you to hit opponents that are directly above you (usually on a bridge) without running the risk of hurting yourself. It can also be used to create a path for you to travel through if the land is small enough.
- The Fire Punch can be used in mid-air, so you can gain almost double height by using it at the apex of a backflip jump. However, using it at this height will result in the user obtaining fall damage when he lands, thereby not receiving any retreat time.
- Using the Low Gravity utility will allow your worm to punch even higher, and using this in conjunction with a backflip will allow you to hit enemies really high above you.
- You can hit an enemy with a Fire Punch by standing directly on top of them, so a worm backed against a wall can still be hit away from the wall this way.
- If a worm is correctly trapped above you at the right height, it is possible to hit him two, three, four (the maximum without LG in standard settings), five or even 6 times (the maximum with low gravity in standard settings) in a single punch, achieving up to 120 points of damage with one standard power Fire Punch (standard physics and no LG) or 180 points of damage (standard physics and LG). However, this requires a very specific situation. The real maximum damage that Fire Punch can inflict is using different physics of Extended Scheme Options features: 2310 points of damage (information by Deadcode).
- Fire Punch can collect crates.
- If used with sufficient speed hitting the edge of a Mine, Fire Punch can throw it far away without triggering it, being possible to blast an enemy with an instant mine. See Erratic proximity polling by a mobile Mine.
Criticisms, Problems and Weaknesses
- If you are within close range of an enemy worm, it is usually more effective to use a Shotgun, and so cause 50 points of damage rather than 30.
- If the enemy worm is standing directly at the edge of a small hole, then the Fire Punch may knock him over the hole rather than into it, so the prod is more effective in this case. Similarly, a dragonball will send the enemy further if the landscape is flat.
- In WormsDC, the game will lock up if the active worm dies while executing a Fire Punch.
Trivia
- References to other media: Fire Punch probably homages to Street Fighter's Shoryuken (Dragon Punch). Some of the default soundbanks actually have worms saying "Shoryuken!" when using this weapon.[1]
