Metronome

The Metronome is an Artillery weapon fitted to the Auxiliary mount, firing in a high arc with broad effectiveness across all targets.
== Acquisitions Entry ==
Spacers don’t often resort to indirect fire as they seem to prefer ‘knife fighting’, engagements where opponents are within a mile of each other. Despite this their skill with manufacturing and deploying artillery remains exemplary.
Unlike the Harvester, Metronome artillery is precision at range. The breech and loading mechanisms here are a masterwork of Spacer engineering, allowing for a prodigious one-round-per-second firing rate. But what I’m really astonished with are the Spacer systems for rangefinding, guidance, and coordinate relay that enable target acquisition to keep pace. It is this computer assisted aiming that puts Spacer artillery miles ahead of our own, while also preventing our effective deployment of captured Metronomes.
-Efi
== Notes & Strategy ==
A middle of the road between the Faker and the Balão, the Metronome takes the name thanks to its clocklike trusty rate of fire. A skilled gunner, savvy of the discrepancy of firing on movement, can rain down hell on a pursuing force. Or, if facing slow targets, shell them while they vagarously turn to answer. Even better if on an urban AO.
Category:Weapons
Category:Auxiliary Weapons
Category:Artillery Weapons