Launcher

Overview

Launchers are a type of Chassis in Loadout most noteable for its use of rockets in place of more common projectiles. When a player first starts Loadout, they get to choose one of four stock weapons, one of them being the stock launcher which fires rockets.

Launcher Icon

Launchers can use rockets, lobbed grenade-style shots, mines and even Bombchu-style ground-travelling explosives. More details regarding its variety can be found in the appropriate pages.

A stock rocket launcher

Stock Launcher Stats

Damage	51.64	Range	50.00
Rate of Fire	0.59	Hip. Acc	60.00
Reload Time	1.69s	Aim. Acc	96.13
Clip Size	1	Stability	29.71

Parts

Stock	Standard	Dampening	Aluminum	Exhaust Port	Shock-Absorbing	Compact
Scope	Iron Sights	Laser-Guidance System	Bio-Scanner	X-Ray	Recon Scope	Remote Control	Optical Zoom	Long-Range Scope
Barrel	Cage	Tri-Barrel	Toob	Quad-Barrel	Heavy	Hexabarrel	Pentabarrel
Trigger	Full Auto	Semi-auto	2-Round Burst	3-Round Burst	Salvo	Spooling
Payload	Slug	Tesla	Health	Pyro	The Juice
Propulsion	Rocket	Lobbed	Agile	Corkscrew	Turbo	Super-Slow	Mortar	Scuttle	Super-Scuttle
Shell	Impact	Bouncing	Sticky	Rebounding
Detonator	Contact	Manual	Proximity	Timed
Dispersal	Explosive	Cluster	Flak	Quad Cluster	Extra Wide Cluster

Usage

The rocket launcher is popular amongst players. There are certainly many viable combinations and with all the rocket launchers combinations, it has the highest level possiblity. The rocket launcher makes an excellent support weapon (being able to heal/buff many people) or being able to massive damage with its direct hits and splash damage.

Notes

The salvo launcher is useless with less than one rocket. The charge will affect speed and damage but not distance

The salvo launcher can be combined with the corkscrew propulsion to have all your rockets cluster up into one exact formation. It allows for massive damage.

The Laser-Guidance System is the only scope that reduces damage. It also causes rockets launched by the slavo launcher to spread out, cluster together, and switch sides if left to fly long enough.

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