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An even heavier breed of [[Tank]], the Behemoth is fully encased in armor and requires anti-tank weapons to bring down. It's armor is extremely thick and can sometimes take several shots before dying. It is still capable of charging, making it a very formidable opponent in open terrain. |
An even heavier breed of [[Tank]], the Behemoth is fully encased in armor and requires anti-tank weapons to bring down. It's armor is extremely thick and can sometimes take several shots before dying. It is still capable of charging, making it a very formidable opponent in open terrain. |
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| ⚫ | However, the Behemoth's armor is even thicker and it has no unarmored weak spot for Helldivers to take advantage of, meaning small arms fire cannot damage the creature and even anti-tank stratagems (such as the [[EAT-17]] or [[Airstrike]]) may have to be used several times. The Behemoth does have a noticeable weak spot however: a single shot from a fully-upgraded [[RL-112 Recoilless Rifle]] directly to a Behemoth's face will kill it outright. Hits at most other angles/points will injure it but not kill it. |
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| ⚫ | As the Behemoth's normal movement speed is quite slow and its charges easy to predict, players can usually avoid attacks simply by sprinting around the beast or using the [[LIFT-850 Jump Pack]] to leap over it. This should allow time and space to target the Behemoth with the necessary [[Stratagems]]. |
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| − | Despite being distinctly different from the smaller [[Tank]] in its defenses and general size, the Behemoth still counts for ''The Element of Supplies'' Steam Achievement that requires killing a [[Tank]] using a [[Resupply]] Stratagem Hellpod. |
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| ⚫ | Behemoths are very similar to their Tank cousins: after spawning, they will either attack nearby players by stamping on the ground, knocking Helldivers off their feet, before finishing them off with their claws; or attempt to crush more distant players by charging at speed and running them over. While it is not mentioned in the game, they also count for the ''Element of Supplies'' achievement/trophy if killed using a [[Resupply]] stratagem Hellpod. |
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| ⚫ | As the Behemoth's normal movement speed is quite slow and its charges easy to predict, players can usually avoid attacks simply by sprinting around the beast or using the [[LIFT-850 Jump Pack]] to leap over it. This should allow time and space to target the Behemoth with the necessary [[Stratagems]]. |
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| ⚫ | However, the Behemoth's armor is even thicker and it has no unarmored weak spot for Helldivers to take advantage of, meaning small arms fire cannot damage the creature and even anti-tank stratagems (such as the [[EAT-17]] or [[Airstrike]]) may have to be used several times. The Behemoth does have a noticeable weak spot however: a single shot from a fully-upgraded [[RL-112 Recoilless Rifle]] directly to a Behemoth's face will kill it outright. Hits at most other angles/points will injure it but not kill it. |
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| ⚫ | A curious trait of the Behemoth Bug is that (like its weaker cousin, the [[Tank]]) it's capable of being harmed by incendiary weapons, including the [[PLAS-1 Scorcher]], [[FLAM-40 Incinerator]] and [[Incendiary Grenades]] [[Perks|Perk]]. The actual damage is very low, but will kill the Behemoth with sufficient exposure. Even a simple Incendiary Grenade can do surprising damage to one of these beasts given time, though hardly a superb option. |
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| ⚫ | The [[TOX-13 Avenger]] is very effective at slowing and damaging Behemoths. Two barrages from the [[M-25 Rumbler]] are sufficient to dispatch a Behemoth, and will have the added benefit of slowing its movement if the Toxic Shells upgrade has been unlocked; this will make it easier to land the second volley, and can quickly put a stop to a charge. |
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| ⚫ | A curious trait of the Behemoth Bug is that (like its weaker cousin, the [[Tank]]) it's capable of being harmed by incendiary weapons, including the [[PLAS-1 Scorcher]], [[FLAM-40 Incinerator]] and [[Incendiary Grenades]] [[Perks|Perk]]. The actual damage is very low, but will kill the Behemoth with sufficient exposure. Even a simple Incendiary Grenade can do surprising damage to one of these beasts given time, though hardly a superb option |
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The Behemoth is also vulnerable to the Stun inflicted by an upgraded [[RX-1 Rail Gun]]. Whilst a hit will deal very little (if any) damage at all, the stun can slow or even outright stop an oncoming charge. |
The Behemoth is also vulnerable to the Stun inflicted by an upgraded [[RX-1 Rail Gun]]. Whilst a hit will deal very little (if any) damage at all, the stun can slow or even outright stop an oncoming charge. |
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Revision as of 22:47, 6 August 2017
An even heavier breed of Tank, the Behemoth is fully encased in armor and requires anti-tank weapons to bring down. It's armor is extremely thick and can sometimes take several shots before dying. It is still capable of charging, making it a very formidable opponent in open terrain.
| Faction | Role | Danger | Weapons | Resilience | Armor |
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Tank | High | Claws | High | Heavy |
Tactics
Predominately found on high level planets, Behemoths spawn infrequently, emerging alone from underground wherever Scouts or Vanguards have raised an alarm to warn of a Helldiver's presence.
Behemoths are very similar to their Tank cousins: after spawning, they will either attack nearby players by stamping on the ground, knocking Helldivers off their feet, before finishing them off with their claws; or attempt to crush more distant players by charging at speed and running them over. While it is not mentioned in the game, they also count for the Element of Supplies achievement/trophy if killed using a Resupply stratagem Hellpod.
As the Behemoth's normal movement speed is quite slow and its charges easy to predict, players can usually avoid attacks simply by sprinting around the beast or using the LIFT-850 Jump Pack to leap over it. This should allow time and space to target the Behemoth with the necessary Stratagems.
However, the Behemoth's armor is even thicker and it has no unarmored weak spot for Helldivers to take advantage of, meaning small arms fire cannot damage the creature and even anti-tank stratagems (such as the EAT-17 or Airstrike) may have to be used several times. The Behemoth does have a noticeable weak spot however: a single shot from a fully-upgraded RL-112 Recoilless Rifle directly to a Behemoth's face will kill it outright. Hits at most other angles/points will injure it but not kill it.
A curious trait of the Behemoth Bug is that (like its weaker cousin, the Tank) it's capable of being harmed by incendiary weapons, including the PLAS-1 Scorcher, FLAM-40 Incinerator and Incendiary Grenades Perk. The actual damage is very low, but will kill the Behemoth with sufficient exposure. Even a simple Incendiary Grenade can do surprising damage to one of these beasts given time, though hardly a superb option.
The TOX-13 Avenger is very effective at slowing and damaging Behemoths. Two barrages from the M-25 Rumbler are sufficient to dispatch a Behemoth, and will have the added benefit of slowing its movement if the Toxic Shells upgrade has been unlocked; this will make it easier to land the second volley, and can quickly put a stop to a charge.
The Behemoth is also vulnerable to the Stun inflicted by an upgraded RX-1 Rail Gun. Whilst a hit will deal very little (if any) damage at all, the stun can slow or even outright stop an oncoming charge.