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'''Heavy''' describes and defines the general build and size of a created character in Brink, and is assigned through the [[Character Customization]] menu. Characters of a heavy build have access to all weapons available in the game, and also start with the highest base health available. However, this comes at a substantial loss to agility, as heavy characters will move slower and can only [[parkour]] over objects about chest height, much less than a character of either a [[medium]] or [[Light|light build]]. Characters with heavy body types are also a much larger target. The heavy body type is not available until level 5.
[[File:Brink heavy.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Heavy Archetype: "The Sweat"]]
 
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"Heavy" describes and defines the general build and size of a created character in Brink, and is assigned through the [[Character Customization]] menu. Characters of a heavy build will have access to all weapons available in the game, and also start with the highest base health available. However, this comes at a substantial loss to agility, as heavy characters will move slower and have less access to [[Parkour|parkour]] moves than a charcter of either a [[Medium|medium]] or [[Light|light build]].
 
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==Gallery==
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<gallery captionalign="left">
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Heavy Select.png|A Heavy being selected in BRINK.
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Brink heavy.jpg|The Sweat, in the cinematic, is a Heavy build.
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Latest revision as of 19:08, 19 May 2011

Heavy describes and defines the general build and size of a created character in Brink, and is assigned through the Character Customization menu. Characters of a heavy build have access to all weapons available in the game, and also start with the highest base health available. However, this comes at a substantial loss to agility, as heavy characters will move slower and can only parkour over objects about chest height, much less than a character of either a medium or light build. Characters with heavy body types are also a much larger target. The heavy body type is not available until level 5.


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