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A '''headshot''' occurs when a bullet or projectile is fired at an enemy's head causing higher damage then if the bullet hit and enemys body. Headshots are most commonly performed with semi-automatic weapons that have good accuracy such as the following: | A '''headshot''' occurs when a bullet or projectile is fired at an enemy's head causing higher damage then if the bullet hit and enemys body. Headshots are most commonly performed with semi-automatic weapons that have good accuracy such as the following: | ||
[[Image:Halo_3_Picture_2.jpg|left|thumb|200px|A close-up of a headshot in Halo 3. The weapon used was a Sniper Rifle.]] | [[Image:Halo_3_Picture_2.jpg|left|thumb|200px|A close-up of a headshot in Halo 3. The weapon used was a Sniper Rifle. The remains of the destroyed shielding and blood from the exit wound are clearly visible.]] | ||
List of headshot weapons, with headshot power/effectiveness rating against shielded enemies, and flesh (1 to 10, 10 being the strongest) | List of headshot weapons, with headshot power/effectiveness rating against shielded enemies, and flesh (1 to 10, 10 being the strongest) | ||
