Drill

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The iconic weapon of the Bouncer, the Drill will be available as the melee weapon for the prototype Big Daddy, Subject Delta, in BioShock 2. To be able to function properly, it must be supplied with Drill Fuel. This is the first weapon available to the player, and will be on Delta's person at the start of the game.

Delta can use the Drill to perform three different attacks:

• He can bore directly into an enemy until they die. This consumes fuel, however it quickly depletes the enemy's health, with a speed similar to an improved fire attack.
• Alternatively, he can perform a quick-melee attack, dealing an uppercut with the Drill. Although this does not consume fuel, it deals less damage than by direct boring and leaves Delta momentarily defenseless.
• He can rev up his Drill (this doesn't use up fuel, though), and charge at an enemy. This not only gives Delta a speed boost, but it also finishes the charge with a powerful uppercut, to the point where it can kill Splicers in one shot. The player can also simply rev up the drill without performing a charge, which has the potential to scare away certain lone Splicers. This attack is not immediately available to Subject Delta, rather he must research the ability off of Brute Splicers.

[edit] Power to the People Upgrades

[edit] Basic Upgrades

• Increased damage versus armored foes.
• Decreased fuel consumption rate.

[edit] Final Upgrade

• Adds a shield which can protect the player from enemy fire when holding the Drill.

Weapons in BioShock

Wrench · Pistol · Machine Gun · Shotgun · Grenade Launcher · Research Camera · Chemical Thrower · Crossbow

Weapons in BioShock 2

Drill · Rivet Gun · Gatling Gun · Double-Barreled Shotgun · Cannon · Research Camera · Spear Gun · Hack Tool