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This page covers a variety of game mechanics featured in Red Faction II.

Health System

Unlike most games, the health system in RF2 blends two types of health regenerative systems - combining both automatic regeneration and health pack pick-up regeneration. The player has 4 individual health bar lines which can refill automatically - however, if one of your health bars expire, a health pack must be found to replenish a bar. When all 4 bars reach 0, the player dies.

Note: In Multiplayer - the health bar is simply represented by a number between 0-100. The pick up for Health in MP is also a 2D sprite.

Health Bar

Pick-ups

MP Health Display

MP Health Pick up

Grenades

RF2 features a variety of grenades for the player to use in both the singleplayer campaign and the multiplayer game modes.

Type	Image	Description
Frag		The Frag Grenade is a standard military issue grenade that emits a fragmentary blast when discharged. With a blast radius of several meters, it is extremely effective against unarmoured opponents. The Frag Grenade also inflicts noticeable damage against armoured enemies and vehicles.
Satchel		This is a medium sized, high explosive charge that attaches easily to a variety of surfaces. It is highly effective against structures, unarmoured and armoured personnel, as well as light vehicles. The grenade detonates automatically after a short duration from placement.
Incendiary		The Incendiary Grenades emit a flammable blast when ignited. Anyone located within the blast radius will become ignited and suffer long term negative effects. (In multiplayer, if the player hits themselves, their health reduces faster than it would from an enemies grenade.)
Shock		The Shock grenades emit a high-intensity, short duration burst of electromagnetic energy in a localised area. They are useful for disrupting electronic equipment and stunning unprotected enemies. When used on the player in both singleplayer and multiplayer, it inverts all movement and camera controls.

Heroic System

Heroic Stars

This subject has an article with more information: Heroic System

The Heroic system is a morality system which determines endings for the game. The player can influence the system in a few ways, but most notably by completing bonus objectives throughout the singleplayer campaign.

Hazards

Tram

The tram is one of the vehicular dangers within RF2, only present in the game's Underground chapter. The vehicle can be seen travelling on multiple rail lines as the player attempts to avoid being hit, which would result in death.

Spider Bomb

Spider Bomb

The Commonwealth's robotic suicide squad, spider bombs often come in clusters and relentlessly chase unfriendly targets, exploding on contact. They're easily eliminated with light weaponry with the player being able to survive 1-2 bombs, but any more could prove fatal.

This is one of the more common hazards featured throughout RF2 - featuring in the Underground, Hanging In The Hood' and Inside The Nano Base chapters of the game.

Ground Turret

Ground Turret

The automatic turret is a mechanical menace, sporting two power guns that can rip through even the strongest armour. The turret can be eliminated with explosives (e.g. Frag Grenades) and targets anyone standing in front of it.

The Drone appears in a single level, 3 times in 3 chapters; Public Information Building, Sopot's Citadel and Dancing With The Dead.

Drone Turret

Drone Turret

This small-sized drone appears only during the Underground chapter, firing minigun turrets at the player. Its projectiles are notably easy to dodge or kill should the player attempt to do so.

Missile Turret

Missile Turret

The missile turret is present in the Foreign Lands chapter of the game, firing rockets with a short delay at the player. They are easily destroyed by grenades or a few bullets.

(Note: One of these turrets can be retargeted to focus on enemies instead of the player, counting towards a Bonus Objective.)

Magnetic Mine

These mines are only found underwater in the chapter A River Runs To It, only being a threat while the player is piloting a submarine. They will lock onto any vehicle that comes too close and chase it until the vehicle or mine is destroyed. Though a serious threat to submarines, they can be destroyed with a single torpedo.

Multiplayer Power Ups

In the Multiplayer/Bot matches, you have access to several pick ups which have unique properties that enhance the gameplay and provide advantages to the player.

Type	Image	Description
Super Health		Super health, along with providing a health pick up, also bumps your health past the normal 100, and bumps it up to 200, allowing you to survive longer.
Invulnerability		The invulnerability pick up protects you from incoming damage for a short duration.
Damage Amplifier		Damage amplifier increases the output of damage from your weapons and grenades for a short duration.
Leech		Leech gives you life steal for a short duration, allowing you to increase your health when dealing damage to enemies.
Slow Motion		Slow motion is a super unique pick up which slows down everything in the mode for all enemies of the person that picks this up, allowing the player huge advantages for a short duration.

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-This page covers a variety of game mechanics used within RF2
+{{BubbleNav|RF2}}This page covers a variety of '''game mechanics''' featured in [[Red Faction II]].
 ==Health System==
-[[Image:Healthbar.png|right|thumb|200px|Health Bar]]
+Unlike most games, the health system in RF2 blends two types of health regenerative systems - combining both automatic regeneration and health pack pick-up regeneration. The player has 4 individual health bar lines which can refill automatically - however, if one of your health bars expire, a health pack must be found to replenish a bar. When all 4 bars reach 0, the player dies.
-[[Image:Healthpickup.png|right|thumb|200px|Pick ups]]
-Unlike most games, the health system in RF2 uniquely blends two types of health regenerative systems - combing both automatic regeneration and health pack pick up regeneration. You have 4 Health bar lines which each can refill automatically - however, if one of your health bars expires, you must find a health pack to replenish a bar. When all 4 bars reach 0, you're dead.
+Note: In Multiplayer - the health bar is simply represented by a number between 0-100. The pick up for Health in MP is also a 2D sprite.
-<div style="clear: both"></div>
+{{Tile|Healthbar.png|Health Bar||200}}
+{{Tile|Healthpickup.png|Pick-ups||200}}
+{{Tile|MPhealthrf2.jpg|MP Health Display||200}}
+{{Tile|MPhealthpickuprf2.jpg|MP Health Pick up||200}}
 ==Grenades==
-RF2 features a variety of grenades for the player to use in both the Single Player Campaign and the Multiplayer game modes. They are all unique and can do different things depending on the situation
+RF2 features a variety of grenades for the player to use in both the singleplayer campaign and the multiplayer game modes.
 {| class="wikitable"
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 ! Description
 |-
-| Frag
+| '''Frag'''
 | [[Image:Frag.png]]
-| Throwable grenade with a timed delay.
+| The Frag Grenade is a standard military issue grenade that emits a fragmentary blast when discharged. With a blast radius of several meters, it is extremely effective against unarmoured opponents. The Frag Grenade also inflicts noticeable damage against armoured enemies and vehicles.
 |-
-| Satchel
+| '''Satchel'''
 | [[Image:Satchel.png]]
-| Place grenade on any surface and have a timed detonation.
+| This is a medium sized, high explosive charge that attaches easily to a variety of surfaces. It is highly effective against structures, unarmoured and armoured personnel, as well as light vehicles. The grenade detonates automatically after a short duration from placement.
 |-
-| Incendiary
+| '''Incendiary'''
 | [[Image:Incendiary.png]]
-| Throwable grenade that sets all characters on fire on impact. (On Multiplayer - if you hit yourself, your health reduces faster than an enemies grenade).
+| The Incendiary Grenades emit a flammable blast when ignited. Anyone located within the blast radius will become ignited and suffer long term negative effects. (In multiplayer, if the player hits themselves, their health reduces faster than it would from an enemies grenade.)
 |-
-| Shock
+| '''Shock'''
 | [[Image:Shock.png]]
-| Throwable grenade with a timed delay - stuns enemy AI. When used on the player in both Single Player and Multi Player - inverts all movement and camera controls.
+| The Shock grenades emit a high-intensity, short duration burst of electromagnetic energy in a localised area. They are useful for disrupting electronic equipment and stunning unprotected enemies.  When used on the player in both singleplayer and multiplayer, it inverts all movement and camera controls.
 |}
+==Heroic System==
+{{Tile|Heroicstars.png|Heroic Stars||250|100|float=right}}
+{{MainArticle|Heroic System}}
+The Heroic system is a morality system which determines endings for the game. The player can influence the system in a few ways, but most notably by completing [[Red Faction II Bonus Objectives|bonus objectives]] throughout the singleplayer campaign.
+<div style="clear: both"></div>
 ==Hazards==
 ===Tram===
-[[Image:Tram.png|right|thumb|200px|Tram]]
+{{Tile|Tram.png|Tram||180|60|float=right|crop=left}}
-The Tram is one of the vehicular dangers within RF2, present only in the [[Underground]] chapter of the game, as a vehicle that is constantly travelling back and forth on the various rail lines as the player has to find ways to avoid it or die should the vehicle hit them.
+The tram is one of the vehicular dangers within RF2, only present in the game's [[Underground]] chapter. The vehicle can be seen travelling on multiple rail lines as the player attempts to avoid being hit, which would result in death.
+<div style="clear: both"></div>
 ===Spider Bomb===
-[[Image:Swarmer.png|left|thumb|200px|Spider Bomb]]
+{{Tile|Swarmer.png|Spider Bomb|float=right}}
-The commonwealth's Robotic suicide swuad, spider bombs often come in clusters and relentlessly chase unfriendly targets and explode on contact. They're easily eliminated with light weaponry, and one or two hitting you isn't so bad, but more than a couple can prove fatal.
+The Commonwealth's robotic suicide squad, spider bombs often come in clusters and relentlessly chase unfriendly targets, exploding on contact. They're easily eliminated with light weaponry with the player being able to survive 1-2 bombs, but any more could prove fatal.
-This is one of the more common hazards featured throughout RF2 - featuring in the [[Underground]], [[Hanging In The Hood']] and [[Inside the Nano Base]] chapters of the game.
+This is one of the more common hazards featured throughout RF2 - featuring in the [[Underground]], [[Hanging In The Hood']] and [[Inside The Nano Base]] chapters of the game.
 <div style="clear: both"></div>
 ===Ground Turret===
-[[Image:Groundturret.png|right|thumb|200px|Ground Turret]]
+{{Tile|Groundturret.png|Ground Turret|float=right}}
-The automatic turret is a mechanical menace sporting two power guns that can rip through even the strongest armour. Eliminate it with explosives such as Frag Grenades. Don't stand in front of one while it's active.
+The automatic turret is a mechanical menace, sporting two power guns that can rip through even the strongest armour. The turret can be eliminated with explosives (e.g. Frag Grenades) and targets anyone standing in front of it.
+The Drone appears in a single level, 3 times in 3 chapters; [[Public Information Building]], [[Sopot's Citadel]] and [[Dancing With The Dead]].
 <div style="clear: both"></div>
 ===Drone Turret===
-[[Image:Airturret.png|left|thumb|200px|Drone Turret]]
+{{Tile|Airturret.png|Drone Turret|float=right}}
-This little drone appears only during the [[Underground]] chapter and will fire minigun turrets at the player. They are very easy to dodge or kill should you wish to.
+This small-sized drone appears only during the [[Underground]] chapter, firing minigun turrets at the player. Its projectiles are notably easy to dodge or kill should the player attempt to do so.
 <div style="clear: both"></div>
 ===Missile Turret===
-[[Image:Autoturret.png|right|thumb|200px|Missile Turret]]
+{{Tile|Autoturret.png|Missile Turret|float=right}}
-The missile turret is present in the [[Foreign Lands]] chapter of the game, and fires rockets on a short delay at the player. They are easily destroyed by grenades or a few bullets.
+The missile turret is present in the [[Foreign Lands]] chapter of the game, firing rockets with a short delay at the player. They are easily destroyed by grenades or a few bullets.
-(note; one of these turrets can be retargeted to focus on enemies instead of the player, and counts towards a Bonus Objective.)
+(Note: One of these turrets can be retargeted to focus on enemies instead of the player, counting towards a Bonus Objective.)
 <div style="clear: both"></div>
-===Magnetic Mine==
+===Magnetic Mine===
-[[Image:Magnetic mine.png|left|thumb|200px|Magnetic Mine]]
+{{Tile|Magnetic_mine.png|Magnetic Mine|float=right}}
-These mines are only found underwater in the chapter [[A River Runs To It]] and thus, only a threat while you're piloting a submarine. They lock onto any vehicle that comes too close and chase it until the vehicle or the mine is destroyed. Though a serious threat to submarines, they can be destroyed with a single torpedo.
+These mines are only found underwater in the chapter [[A River Runs To It]], only being a threat while the player is piloting a submarine. They will lock onto any vehicle that comes too close and chase it until the vehicle or mine is destroyed. Though a serious threat to submarines, they can be destroyed with a single torpedo.
+<div style="clear: both"></div>
-==Heroic System==
+==Multiplayer Power Ups==
-: Main Article: [[Heroic System]]
+In the Multiplayer/Bot matches, you have access to several pick ups which have unique properties that enhance the gameplay and provide advantages to the player.
-The Heroic system is a morality system which determines endings for the game. You can influence the system in a few ways, but most notably by completing Bonus Objectives as you play through the Single Player Campaign.
+{| class="wikitable"
+|-
+! Type
+! Image
+! Description
+|-
+| '''Super Health'''
+| [[Image:Superhealth.jpg|100px]]
+| Super health, along with providing a health pick up, also bumps your health past the normal 100, and bumps it up to 200, allowing you to survive longer.
+|-
+| '''Invulnerability'''
+| [[Image:Invulnerability.jpg|100px]]
+| The invulnerability pick up protects you from incoming damage for a short duration.
+|-
+| '''Damage Amplifier'''
+| [[Image:Damageamp.jpg|100px]]
+| Damage amplifier increases the output of damage from your weapons and grenades for a short duration.
+|-
+| '''Leech'''
+| [[Image:Leech.jpg|100px]]
+| Leech gives you life steal for a short duration, allowing you to increase your health when dealing damage to enemies.
+|-
+| '''Slow Motion'''
+| [[Image:Slowmotion.jpg|100px]]
+| Slow motion is a super unique pick up which slows down everything in the mode for all enemies of the person that picks this up, allowing the player huge advantages for a short duration.
+|}