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== Tactical Analysis == | == Tactical Analysis == | ||
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| - | + | The high speed of the Flea remains its greatest strength, and the additional firepower provided by this modified version combine to create a difficult unit to counter. Difficult to intercept under the best of circumstances, the exceptional natural agility and [[ECM]] capability define the rapid response scout. The additional Energy slots located in the center torso give the Flea a powerful primary weapon option in a survivable area. Rapid firing Pulse, or [[X-Pulse Laser]]s can do serious damage to sluggish assault units if the Flea is able to approach closely, though heat can be a concern in a chassis unable to configure much in the way of supplemental cooling. In the insurgent role, or that of irritant, the modified Flea is among the best mechs available.<ref>[http://trm.mektek.net/index_mechs.htm MechWarrior4 - Technical Reference Manual]</ref> | |
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| + | '''Weaknesses'''<br> | ||
| + | While a single Flea does not constitute a primary threat to defensive forces, it cannot under any circumstances be ignored. The new energy capacity permits light weight, powerful weapons to be configured and the Flea is a far more deadly opponent than previous versions. Rapid fire weapons, lock capable missiles and those with a splash potential are valuable defensive measures against the lightly armored chassis. Most Flea pilots will attempt to approach closely and utilize the mobility of the unit to avoid counter fire and rapid assistance should be given to friendly units that attract this menace. The Flea also supports sniper operations far better than before, and a new breed of skillful Flea pilots are becoming adept at accurately firing and rapidly redeploying to safe distances.<ref>[http://trm.mektek.net/index_mechs.htm MechWarrior4 - Technical Reference Manual]</ref> | ||
==Chassis== | ==Chassis== | ||
