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Halo 5 | Ultra Wraith vs Temple Wraith

Quantitative/qualitative comparison of the Ultra Wraith and Temple Wraith. Read below for details: Shoutout to YouTuber "Support Team". Check out his latest video here:    • Видео   Song: "Raindrops" Artist: BXDN ►BXDN:   / boxdyn   https://boxdyn.bandcamp.com/   / officialbxdn   The top req variants of the Wraith, are almost evenly matched. Ultra Wraith's plasma cannon fires slower, more recoil, but the blast travels faster with less arc. Temple Wraith fires faster but the plasma blast has more arc. *Temple Wraith can fire plasma cannon while boosting, Ultra Wraith cannot.* Ultra Wraith plasma blast splits into 3 on impact and ricochets off of surfaces. This creates an elongated blast zone. Temple Wraith's blast radius is slightly larger because the blast does not split. Plasma turrets are identical and will kill spartans in 5-7 shots (time to kill = 1.08 seconds, increases with distance). It is 5-7 because sometimes plasma shots will not register/pass through. Speed: Temple Wraith slightly faster than Ultra Wraith. Ultra Wraith boost - 2.20 s Cooldown - 0.70 s Temple Wraith boost - 2.85 s Cooldown - 0.70 s Armor Strength: 114 shards to destroy Ultra (Talon of the Lost) 114 shards to destroy Temple (Talon of the Lost) I had to use the 'Talon of the Lost' needler req to test armor strength because both Wraiths armor causes bullets to ricochet off like crazy - difficult to measure armor strength with bullets. However, around 400 AR bullets are needed to destroy the each Wraith. 4 Scorpion shots to destroy Ultra 4 Scorpion shots to destroy Temple Super Glide: Hold 'right bumper' or your melee button. You can also boost while super gliding. Halo 5 was developed by 343 Industries/Microsoft. I claim no credit for it. Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.