1. 개요
6th Anniversary Six-Shooter2. 상세
| <rowcolor=#fff><colbgcolor=#a3cca2><colcolor=#fff>혜택 | 레벨 1 | 레벨 10 |
| 바주카 데미지 | +9% | +18% |
| 바주카 데미지 | +8% | +17% |
| 폭격기 HP | +9% | +18% |
| 공격 헬리콥터 데미지 | +9% | +18% |
| 침략 낙하산병 데미지 | -9% | -18% |
3. 부스트
| <rowcolor=#fff><colbgcolor=#a3cca2><colcolor=#fff> 건물 | 부스트 |
| 도서관 |
고고학 위업 전쟁 전당 전설 유물 개조 부품에 보너스 1% 제공 |
4. 추가 정보
설명
Happy Sixth Anniversary DomiNations! To help you celebrate with us, may we present the Sixth Anniversary Six Shooter!
The Colt Single Action Army (a.k.a. the ‘Colt .45’) was designed for the service weapon revolver trials of 1872 and became the primary U.S. military sidearm until 1892. Although Colt couldn’t begin work on the design until 1869 because of a patent held by Smith and Wesson, its engineers came up with one of the most iconic revolver designs in American history. Most notably, its original barrel was seven and a half inches long, three inches longer than most modern service sidearms. Colt would continue producing the Single Action Army revolver up until the start of World War II, when its design was deemed obsolete. However, the introduction of Western-themed movies and television created such a customer demand that Colt created a second generation of the revolver for production in 1956.
The Colt Single Action Army (a.k.a. the ‘Colt .45’) was designed for the service weapon revolver trials of 1872 and became the primary U.S. military sidearm until 1892. Although Colt couldn’t begin work on the design until 1869 because of a patent held by Smith and Wesson, its engineers came up with one of the most iconic revolver designs in American history. Most notably, its original barrel was seven and a half inches long, three inches longer than most modern service sidearms. Colt would continue producing the Single Action Army revolver up until the start of World War II, when its design was deemed obsolete. However, the introduction of Western-themed movies and television created such a customer demand that Colt created a second generation of the revolver for production in 1956.