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- Types there are several types of ammo in the wasteland , for conventural guns (Ie. guns that shoot bullits) wepon smiths have created a veriety of ammo types from AP (armor pearcing) , to JR (junk rounds) and even HP (high power). Each type has its Ad's and Disad"s.
- Ammo(File:Ammoicon.png) was a type of collectible item released during the Treehouse of Horror XXV Event. It was used to shoot down the Rigellian UFOs that were seen flying around a Neighbor's Springfield. Ammo could be collected three different ways: it had a small chance of being dropped when tapping on Rigellians or Grem-Aliens, it could be bought in the store, or it had a small chance of being in the Treat Bags. The Ray Gun, even if owned from previous Events, would also spawn 1 Ammo every 8 hours.
- Ammo is the indicator of how many round you have left of each weapon. You have 2 indicators, one for the machine gun who is alwasy visible, and one for the secundary weapon. What it shows depends on the weapon you have selected.
- Ammo Hip Bandolier is a primary specialization in Battlefield: Bad Company 2 and is obtained at Rank 6. It doubles the carrying capacity of ammunition for all firearms, except for the Tracer Dart Gun.
- Non-boss enemies who carry guns also will also drop ammo upon death, but these used ammo only give 4 bullets. They are identical in appearance to other ammo, referring to the same sprite.
- Ammo is an important part in gameplay of Counter-Strike 2D. Lots of weapons need it to shoot. Without ammo, most weapons don't work.
- Ammo was a Clone Tank Gunner during the Clone Wars. He was serving for the Grand Army of the Republic. He was leader for the Trex Squad during the Training phase and was later promoted to Clone Trooper. He was wise but not the best when it came to battles. He was using using a DC-15A Blaster during the Citadel Challenge.
- Ammo (i.e. ammunition) is a type of equipment that is required for the use of most ranged weapons. There are four types of ammo in Elona. They tend to be quite heavy (~1-7s) but never runs out. Arrows are used with bows. Bolts are used with crossbows. Bullets and energy cells are used with pistols, shotguns, machine guns, and laser pistols. Magnum are used for pistols and shotguns only.
- Note that the Grenade Launcher and M60 cannot be resupplied from ammo piles and the various Pistols, the Minigun, and the Heavy Machine Gun have no need of them since all have unlimited ammo. Ammo comes in two types: A loose pile and a coffee-can-style bucket full. Both types are found in Left 4 Dead and Left 4 Dead 2. Originally Left 4 Dead 2 only featured the loose pile. Their mechanics are identical during gameplay.
- Ammo/Upgrades for the Dispersion Pistol. You only need 4 to reach full upgrade.
- Remaining ammunition for the currently active weapon is indicated in the bottom right corner as two numbers with a divider between then. On the left side, the number indicates how much ammo is currently loaded inside the weapon's magazine. On the right side of that division, the number indicates how much more of that type of ammo the player is carrying.
- The Ammo is more well known as Sting Rod. It has come out in only one version:
- A less known Tabletop RPG published in Italy in 1992. It is a modern-day/sci-fi action RPG which was heavily and explicitly inspired by then-famous manga and anime such as Ghost in the Shell and Gundam, and features heroic teenagers fighting extra-dimensional demons. Internal rivalry killed any following publication.
- Ammo, or ammunition, is a resource that contributes to a player's weapon ammunition supply. Ammunition can be found in the form of Ammo crate pickups, dropped weapons, or destroyed building parts. Ammo is universal, meaning that ammo in the form of any dropped weapon can be used in any other weapon; ammo acquired from a dropped Flamethrower will still be usable as Sniper Rifle ammo, and can also be used to fill the Cloak charge for the Spy's Invis Watch and Dead Ringer. Additionally, the amount of ammo in a pick-up is applied to all weapons equipped, not just the one currently held. Reloading cannot be performed without having reserve ammunition. Should the player expend all ammunition with a weapon, it will be automatically switched with another and will be unavailable for use until more
- Ammo is the collective name for projectiles that can be fired from ranged weapons, and can be put into the four ammo slots that are available in your inventory. Arrows and bullets will be automatically added to the ammo slots on pick up, unless the slots are full at which point it will use inventory space.
- Ammo comprises application of fire to targets, general use of weapons by personnel, explosives, propellants, projectiles, shaped-charge forms of attack on armour and aircraft, mortar ammunition, grenades, and swell fireworks shows. In the widest sense, ammo covers anything that can be used to mess people up. That includes missiles, zombies, asploding puppies, your mother, toilet bowls, forks and other bits of silverware that you can jam in a pirate cannon, and sausage-to-air missiles.
- Three types of ammo can be found, with quantities of each varying from game to game. The level of game difficulty chosen also influences the quantity of ammo found, especially between types of ammo. Like health items, ammo is scattered throughout the games, so players should be attentive as they explore and be sure to grab every box they can. The ammo types are Handgun Ammo, Rifle Ammo, and Shotgun Ammo, although there are variations of said ammo, such as the Silver Bullet found by Henry Townshend in Silent Hill 4: The Room.
- Ammo took advantage of a power failure (caused by the mutant hero team X-Factor fighting the villain Apocalypse) and claimed it was a sign of humanity's collapse. He led his gang (which included the street thugs known as the Wildboys) on a rioting spree, and managed to raid a US armory. Hoping to raid a hospital's drug supply and eventually become a powerful post-apocalyptic leader in New York, he and his gang were stopped by the hero Daredevil and imprisoned. Presumably, Ammo returned to lead his gang, and remained at large.
- Most game weapons require ammo (ammunition) in order to be fired. While Wolfenstein 3D only had one type of unified ammo (bullets) for all its weapons, Doom introduced different types of ammunition to be used with specific weapons. Each weapon contains an amount of ammo when picked up, which may depend on the game mode being played and the skill level; additional ammo that may be picked up is provided as things placed in levels by the designers, as well as ammo dropped by defeated monsters, such as zombies in the Doom games. Duplicate weapons function as extra ammunition, when they can be picked up.
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