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It is still excellent to use against enemy buildings.

It is not recommended to use the Trojan Donkey on just enemy worms, as they can run away from the Trojan Donkey if it does not explode in the opponent's turn.

Unlike the Concrete Donkey which falls from the sky and bounces, the Trojan Donkey will stay on its position and will soon explode. This weapon can only be unlocked in deathmatch challenges. Its appearance has changed radically, as it looks more like a seahorse with wheels. It is the strongest weapon in the air assault/strike family. In Worms Forts: Under Siege, the Concrete Donkey is called the Trojan Donkey.

If you're afraid that an enemy has a Concrete Donkey and plans on using it on your last worm, collect a lot of health crates and then go to an area so if a Concrete Donkey were to come, your worm could survive.

This weapon can be devastating in tall landscapes.

Some worms can survive from the Donkey, as they fly away from it when they get hit from it.

It can therefore completely upset an opponent's strategy.

The strategic advantage of the Donkey, besides its power of wholesale slaughter, is its ability to kill any Darksider (worms that think they are safe because they are hiding deep underground), so is can be registered as a superweapon variant of the Pneumatic Drill.

Like the Air Strike, simply target anywhere and it will appear to strike it, although you cannot control the position of the Concrete Donkey. The damage this weapon can do is 1000+.īe careful, with a deadly explosion radius it is surely not advised to stand 'too' close when the mule comes-a-knocking!

The Concrete Donkey is a weapon for all situations (except maybe fishing), It can be dropped anywhere and destroys both Worms and land until it reaches the water. In the book of Worms it is written a voice from the sky said unto Boggy B, 'Let there be Donkey, a great big Concrete one', and Boggy B became flatter. The weapon is more dangerous as a result. In Battlegrounds and Clan Wars, the Donkey bounces around instead of falling down in a straight line. In Worms Revolution, the Concrete Donkey bounces slightly around the area it was dropped from, this results in an arched path of destruction. It can explode from staying on the level for a very long time. It is rare, as powerful as the Armageddon and so it is described as a superweapon. The Concrete Donkey makes donkey noises, despite the fact that it is concrete.

#Worms reloaded vs armageddon full

Worms bearing the full brunt of a Donkey strike may suffer hundreds of points of damage, and usually end up sunk due to the direct line the Donkey creates to sea level. Any crates or oil cans in the way will explode, wreaking further havoc. Not only this, the Donkey's vibrations are so great that worms in the vicinity suffer damage and will be knocked off any precipice they are near. It opposes the Buffalo of Lies, the deity of Darkside play, although argument could be made that Armageddon is the true weapon of Darksiders, which usually destroys any worm on the surface, leaving tunneled-in Darksiders safe.Īny worm in its path gets hammered. It is also visible on the Worship Idol in Worms Reloaded when a player associates with the Lightside. The Concrete Donkey is considered the patron deity of Lightside players, shown by its ability to root out and destroy Darkside tunnelers with unrelenting destruction.

Of course, due to the weapon's massive damage, if a Worm is smashed enough times by it, it will give up its gravestone anyways.

In addition, explosions caused by other exploding objects it gets caught in can cause it to be knocked away, causing it to miss intended targets, or worse, hit unintended targets. This straight line of destruction is not quite absolute, as a very tall or thick landscape can cause the Donkey to stop before it reaches the waterline. 6 The Real Concrete Donkey in Wormopedia.