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| − | * {{w|Gunbai}} (軍配) were used by samurai officers in Japan for means of communication with their troops. They are also used by judges in sumo wrestling competitions. | + | * {{w|Gunbai}} (軍配) were used by samurai officers in Japan for means of communication with their troops. They are also used by judges in sumo wrestling competitions. They were never meant to be used as weapons, hence the almost complete lack of damage. |
* "Fan O'War" is a reference to {{W|Man-of-war|Man O'War}}, a powerful class of British naval ship from the 16th to 19th centuries. | * "Fan O'War" is a reference to {{W|Man-of-war|Man O'War}}, a powerful class of British naval ship from the 16th to 19th centuries. | ||
* The hovering skull and crossbones is the same particle effect used by the self damage of the [[Gloves of Running Urgently]], however its white coloring suggests closer similarity to the particle used by the [[Horseless Headless Horsemann]]. | * The hovering skull and crossbones is the same particle effect used by the self damage of the [[Gloves of Running Urgently]], however its white coloring suggests closer similarity to the particle used by the [[Horseless Headless Horsemann]]. | ||
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* Unlike the other Shogun Pack items, the Fan O'War is described with an inaccurate haiku verse. Instead of the traditional 5, 7, 5 syllables, it instead reads 5, 5, 5. | * Unlike the other Shogun Pack items, the Fan O'War is described with an inaccurate haiku verse. Instead of the traditional 5, 7, 5 syllables, it instead reads 5, 5, 5. | ||
* During development, the Fan O'War was intended for the [[Soldier]], but during play-testing, Valve decided that the attributes that they had coded worked best for the [[Scout]]. <ref>[http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5295/5515440423_9d1596c384_o.jpg Original Development screenshot of Soldier holding the Fan O'War]</ref> | * During development, the Fan O'War was intended for the [[Soldier]], but during play-testing, Valve decided that the attributes that they had coded worked best for the [[Scout]]. <ref>[http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5295/5515440423_9d1596c384_o.jpg Original Development screenshot of Soldier holding the Fan O'War]</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 06:47, 15 March 2011
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| Fan O'War | |
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| Basic Information | |
| Used by: | Scout |
| Slot: | Melee |
| Contributed by: | "Larolaro" Laro Template:Dictionary/steam ids/263120119 |
| Released: | Shogun Pack |
| Availability: | Promotional (Genuine), Drop, Craft, Purchase |
| Tradable: | No |
| Craftable: | Yes |
| Nameable: | Yes |
| Medieval: | Yes |
| Available Qualities | |
| Loadout Stats | |
 Fan O'War |
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| “ | Not so tough now are ya? Are ya?!
Click to listen
— The Scout
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The Fan O'War is a melee weapon for the Scout. It appears as a large metal Template:W.
Hitting an opponent with the Fan O'War "marks them for death". This is denoted by several things: a skull and crossbones icon appearing over the target's head for all to see, the target hearing a distinctive sound upon being marked, and a skull and crossbones icon appearing in the target's HUD. Upon the marking, any subsequent damage dealt to the marked player will be mini-crits. The weapon itself deals only 10% of the Bat's base damage.
The Fan O'War, released with the Shogun Pack, was awarded in Genuine quality to players who pre-purchased Total War: SHOGUN 2 on Steam before March 15, 2011. It is also available through crafting, item drops, or purchase from the Mann Co. Store.
Contents
Damage and function times
See also: Damage
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| Base damage | 100% | 4 |
| Point blank | 3-4 | |
| Critical | 13 | |
| Mini-crit | 5 | |
| Function times | ||
| Attack interval | 0.5 s | |
| Effect duration | 10 s | |
| Values are approximate and determined by community testing. | ||
Demonstration
Crafting
See also: Crafting
Blueprint
| [[Scout Token|Template:Dictionary/items/scout token]] | [[Melee Token|Template:Dictionary/items/melee token]] | Scrap Metal | Possible Results | |||||||||||||||||||
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Note: The blueprint simply makes a Scout's melee weapon; there is still a chance of getting the Sandman, Holy Mackerel, Candy Cane, Boston Basher, or Sun-on-a-Stick instead. There will be approximately a 16.67% chance of crafting this item.
Update history
- The item was added to the game.
Bugs
- Spies who have activated the Dead Ringer will have the skull above their head even after feigning death.
- The Fan O'War clips into the Scout's hand when drawn.
Trivia
- Template:W (軍配) were used by samurai officers in Japan for means of communication with their troops. They are also used by judges in sumo wrestling competitions. They were never meant to be used as weapons, hence the almost complete lack of damage.
- "Fan O'War" is a reference to Template:W, a powerful class of British naval ship from the 16th to 19th centuries.
- The hovering skull and crossbones is the same particle effect used by the self damage of the Gloves of Running Urgently, however its white coloring suggests closer similarity to the particle used by the Horseless Headless Horsemann.
- The Marked for Death icon that appears on the HUD is based upon the Heavy's skull shown on the "Anatomy of a Heavy Weapons Guy" poster, and the Rasputin Heavy achievement.
- Players who are marked for death that look up will be able to see the death icon above their head.
- Unlike the other Shogun Pack items, the Fan O'War is described with an inaccurate haiku verse. Instead of the traditional 5, 7, 5 syllables, it instead reads 5, 5, 5.
- During development, the Fan O'War was intended for the Soldier, but during play-testing, Valve decided that the attributes that they had coded worked best for the Scout. [1]
References
Gallery
First-person view.
Icon displayed above a marked player.
HUD Icon displayed when 'marked for death' along with a Sound effect.
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