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LB-X autocannons '''cannot''' be combined with the special munitions developed by the [[AFFS]] or [[Ultra Autocannon|Ultra]], [[Rotary Autocannon|Rotary]], or [[Light Autocannons]]. | LB-X autocannons '''cannot''' be combined with the special munitions developed by the [[AFFS]] or [[Ultra Autocannon|Ultra]], [[Rotary Autocannon|Rotary]], or [[Light Autocannons]]. | ||
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Revision as of 18:21, 11 December 2009
An LB-X Autocannon is a derivative of the standard autocannon design used for centuries by every military in the Inner Sphere. The LB-X technology allows a soldier to shoot either traditional solid rounds or a cluster round that is essentially a giant shotgun shell. These cluster rounds spread their damage across the target, increasing the possibility of damaging a vital system. They're particularly effective against VTOLs and AeroSpace Fighters.
Just like their forebears, LB-X autocannon come in four types that are broadly based on the damage they inflict:
LB-X autocannons cannot be combined with the special munitions developed by the AFFS or Ultra, Rotary, or Light Autocannons.