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Goblins are a cannon-fodder type enemy. They attack from range with low-level projectile weaponry, and do not charge their enemies unless they have gone "berserk". Goblins attack in swarms upwards of six, averaging around groups of ten and usually serve as a frontal diversion for a stronger, flanking opponent such as a [[Cyclops]] or a pair of [[Harpy|Harpies]]. Headshots to a Goblin will cause its cranium to explode and for the Goblin to go berserk. The | Goblins are a cannon-fodder type enemy. They attack from range with low-level projectile weaponry, and do not charge their enemies unless they have gone "berserk". Goblins attack in swarms upwards of six, averaging around groups of ten and usually serve as a frontal diversion for a stronger, flanking opponent such as a [[Cyclops]] or a pair of [[Harpy|Harpies]]. Headshots to a Goblin will cause its cranium to explode and for the Goblin to go berserk. The Goblin then charges at it's foe with visual electricity coursing across it's body, and will attempt to melee the adversary. The real weakness of a Goblin is in its abdomen/lower stomach region where its most important organs are house. This is best shown in a cutscene, where a weakened Goblin is stomped upon. | ||
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Revision as of 06:01, September 15, 2014
Goblins are the lowest rank structure of the Vex. They attack in swarms.[1] Goblins emit unusual, bird-like squawks upon finding a player, taking damage, and dying. As with all members of the Vex, Goblins share a single mind. This allows them to coordinate their swarming assaults on players, as well as predict enemy decision-making.
Gameplay
Goblins are a cannon-fodder type enemy. They attack from range with low-level projectile weaponry, and do not charge their enemies unless they have gone "berserk". Goblins attack in swarms upwards of six, averaging around groups of ten and usually serve as a frontal diversion for a stronger, flanking opponent such as a Cyclops or a pair of Harpies. Headshots to a Goblin will cause its cranium to explode and for the Goblin to go berserk. The Goblin then charges at it's foe with visual electricity coursing across it's body, and will attempt to melee the adversary. The real weakness of a Goblin is in its abdomen/lower stomach region where its most important organs are house. This is best shown in a cutscene, where a weakened Goblin is stomped upon.
Gallery
Goblins teleporting.
An Goblin explodes, scattering its organic components.
- Vex troops.jpg
List of appearances
- Destiny (First appearance)
References
- ^ Game Informer January 2014, page 55
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