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Oh, I can see a load of ways you can use Caesura here to wreck these assholes or their vehicles. And you're gonna need 'em since you only got seven rounds for your shotgun. Though, I'm not 100% on the Caesura mechanics, so disregard any I get wrong. Now, lemme list the ways and you pick which ones work best for the situation:
Caesura Sharp fist flying through the windshield into the driver's face. Smash their head between it and their vehicle's momentum.
Caesura that intersects the driver and the ground, preferably through the neck. Even if the vehicle's momentum breaks the Caesura, it'll crush the driver first.
Caesura that intersects with the ground and just gunmen or other fools hanging off the side or out of a vehicle's windows. If getting caught between a immobile Caesura and the vehicle doesn't kill 'em, getting dragged off will.
Caesura in the ground with a quarter to a third sticking out right in front of a vehicle's wheel. They'll either crash or flip over on that.
Caesura that intersects the ground and the bottom half of the engine block. If the engine mounts hold, it'll be like they hit a telephone pole. If they don't, that engine will crash through the vehicle.
Alternate of the one just above that's less likely to break a Caesura: Intersect the ground with the bottom of their radiator and oil pan to rip 'em off. Without oil and cooling under this heat and at this speed their engine will seize inside a minute. Bonus is it'll also blow a cloud of hot coolant all over 'em.
Alternate of the one just above: Intersect a Caesura with their fuel tank and the ground. Works best with vehicles with under chassis fuel tanks.
Repeat what you did with the hoverbike to kick a vehicle upwards. Try aiming for the lighter end of a vehicle and off-center to send it skidding all over.
Form a Caesura around some vital exposed moving or rotating part of a engine to break it. Alternatively, a small loose Caesura that slips between gears or between belts and their pulleys.
Make a Caesura that intersects a vehicle's wheel and the vehicle's body. Decent chance of snapping off suspension parts, breaking a axle, blowing a tire and bending the vehicle's frame.
Intersecting a Caesura with the ground and the top half of a vehicle's wheel. That'll trap the wheel, anchoring it to the ground and either ripping it right off or spinning the vehicle around that point. Well, if Caesuras work by anchoring to the ground. If they don't, then it'll still get a Caesura dome flipped up into the wheel well and break some shit.
Anyway, my recommendation for taking out the car to your right is to keep it simple and just send a Caesura Sharp into the driver's face. Then keep varyin' things so they don't know what to expect. Also, try to put any big rocks you come across between you and your pursuers for cover.
Oh, and where's the air intakes or engine exhausts on your ride, if it has any? 'Cause if one, another or both are inside Vol's Caesura barrier, you and your ride are gonna have breathin' troubles soon if Caesuras don't let gases through.
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