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|type=Fully-automatic Assault Rifle
|type=Fully Automatic Assault Rifle
|variant=[[M75 Assault Rifle]]
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|ammotype=.75 caliber Rounds
|ammotype=.75 caliber rounds
|capacity=52 rounds
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|firstappearance=''[[Marathon 2: Durandal]]''
|firstappearance=''[[Marathon 2: Durandal]]''
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The MA-75 was developed by [[Durandal]] and his [[S'pht]] allies for use in the Battle of Lh'owon. Manufactured aboard [[Boomer]], this weapon was known for its incredibly high rate of fire and grenade launcher.<ref>[https://marathon.bungie.org/story/lhowon.html#M2.02.2.1 ''Marathon 2: Durandal'', '''The Slings & Arrows of Outrageous Fortune''', Terminal 2]</ref>
{{Weapon infobox
|type=Grenade Launcher
|ammotype=40mm grenades
|capacity=7 grenades
}}
The '''MA-75B Battle Rifle''' was developed by [[Durandal]] and his [[S'pht]] allies for use in the Battle of Lh'owon. Manufactured aboard ''[[Boomer]]'', this weapon was known for its incredibly high rate of fire and grenade launcher.<ref>[https://marathon.bungie.org/story/lhowon.html#M2.02.2.1 ''Marathon 2: Durandal'', '''The Slings & Arrows of Outrageous Fortune''', Terminal 2]</ref>


== Design details ==
== Design details ==
For the retaking of the [[S'pht]] homeworld, [[Lh'owon]], [[Durandal]] provided his human proxies with improved weaponry. Unlike its predecessor, which was "a ridiculous toy designed to impress aging pompous generals".<ref>[http://archives2.bungie.org/manuals/Marathon_2_Manual.pdf ''Marathon 2: Durandal'' Manual, page 16]</ref> It sported a longer barrel and more manageable recoil, while still retaining its higher rate of fire and grenade launcher.  
For the retaking of the [[S'pht]] homeworld, [[Lh'owon]], [[Durandal]] provided his human proxies with improved weaponry. Unlike its predecessor, which was "a ridiculous toy designed to impress aging pompous generals",<ref>[https://marathon.bungie.org/story/_files/Marathon_2_Manual.pdf ''Marathon 2: Durandal'', Marathon 2 Manual, page 16]</ref> it sported a longer barrel and more manageable recoil, while still retaining its higher rate of fire and grenade launcher.


== Gameplay ==
== Gameplay ==

Latest revision as of 22:25, September 21, 2023

MA-75B Battle Rifle
Marathon 2 manual assault rifle
Production overview

Type:

Fully Automatic Assault Rifle

Variant(s):

M75 Assault Rifle

Specifications

Ammunition type:

.75 caliber rounds

Capacity:

52 rounds

Feed system:

Magazine

Optics:

None

Service history

In service:

Battle of L'howon

Marathon information

First appearance:

Marathon 2: Durandal

 
MA-75B Battle Rifle
Production overview

Type:

Grenade Launcher

Specifications

Ammunition type:

40mm grenades

Capacity:

7 grenades

 

The MA-75B Battle Rifle was developed by Durandal and his S'pht allies for use in the Battle of Lh'owon. Manufactured aboard Boomer, this weapon was known for its incredibly high rate of fire and grenade launcher.[1]

Design details[edit]

For the retaking of the S'pht homeworld, Lh'owon, Durandal provided his human proxies with improved weaponry. Unlike its predecessor, which was "a ridiculous toy designed to impress aging pompous generals",[2] it sported a longer barrel and more manageable recoil, while still retaining its higher rate of fire and grenade launcher.

Gameplay[edit]

Despite the enhancements Durandal made, the weapon functions the same as it did in the previous entry in gameplay: a high rate of fire, CQC weapon meant to be used against flesh targets. BOBs, Pfhor Fighters, Drones or F'lickta are all easy fodder for the primary fire, and the grenade launcher excels in blowing apart tight formations.

Just like its predecessor, this weapon can be used to fly in lower gravity and grenade jump.

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