Grenades and Claymore mines are essential tactical tools for controlling areas, flushing out enemies, and creating diversions. Grenades offer a versatile explosive option that can be thrown to detonate at a desired location, while Claymore mines are proximity-based explosives that can be set as traps to catch unsuspecting enemies.
Mastering the use of these explosives is crucial for both offensive and defensive strategies. Grenades can be used to clear rooms, break enemy formations, or even to stun enemies for a quick follow-up attack. Claymore mines are excellent for guarding flanks, covering retreats, or creating choke points. Understanding their detonation timers, blast radii, and optimal placement will significantly enhance your tactical options and survivability.
Frag Grenades
These are standard fragmentation grenades that detonate with a powerful blast, ideal for clearing rooms, flushing enemies from cover, or dealing damage to groups of opponents.
Flashbang Grenades
Flashbangs emit a blinding flash and deafening sound upon detonation, temporarily disorienting enemies and making them vulnerable to attack or escape.
Claymore Mines
Claymores are directional mines that detonate when an enemy crosses their tripwire. They are excellent for setting traps, guarding entry points, or creating ambushes.