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The RPG was originally in the third weapon slot, as seen in one of the early screenshots.

There is a Triforce present on the HD pack RPG model's textures.

The early HUD icon for the RPG can be found in the Half-Life: Day One files.

The Incendiary Cannon in Team Fortress Classic uses Half-Life's RPG model.

In an older version of Half-Life: Opposing Force, the RPG's laser sight could be used to throw off the Desert Eagle's bullets. It takes only a few rockets for the Gonarch to try to escape to another part of its arena.

On Xen, the RPG is effective against the Gonarch.

The RPG's laser can be used to guide rockets fired from enemy vehicles, an effective method of conserving ammunition for other more powerful targets, and often useful for destroying the vehicle with its own rockets.

The RPG is one of the few weapons that can damage a Gargantua.

HECU Soldiers, Alien Grunts and Vortigaunts will try to run away from it, but rarely escape in time. The designs of both rockets are also strikingly similar, with the exception of some color and accent differences and slightly different nose cones.

It can also be used to destroy a large group of enemies with ease, as it has a large damage radius from the point of impact. In first-person shooter games, rocket jumping is the technique of using the explosion of an explosive weapon, most often a rocket launcher, to launch the. In both Half-Life and Half-Life 2: Episode 2, the reason for launching the rocket is remarkably similarto close a portal being used to transport aliens to Earth from another realm.

Use the guided mode to track highly-mobile enemies such as the AH-64 Apache and the unguided mode when confronting immobile enemies such as the M1A1 Abrams and M2A3 Bradley so you can take cover immediately after firing without having to guide the rocket to its target.

It usually takes about three rockets to the turret to destroy the tanks, while it takes just two rockets to destroy the Apache.

The RPG is primarily used to destroy heavily-armored vehicles such as the M1A1 Abrams tank, the M2A3 Bradley armored personnel carrier and the AH-64 Apache helicopter.

An RPG can be first acquired in the chapter Surface Tension. Warheads for the RPG are rare, and are usually found in areas controlled by the HECU, as well as ammo containers in Xen. If this laser is deactivated, rockets will be “dumb-fired” instead, maintaining their straight trajectory. The RPG includes an integrated targeting laser that can guide rockets once they leave the tube. The RPG is a shoulder-mounted portable rocket launcher used by the Hazardous Environment Combat Unit.

Half life rocket launcher