avoids boxguard fire

The Box-Guard made a grinding sound and advanced on him, picking up
speed with each stride. Jensen broke into a sprint as it came after him,
swerving aside as one of the robot’s legs kicked away a Navig subcompact,
rolling the car on to its roof. The guns tracked him, swinging back and forth
as they coughed out shotgun rounds, but Jensen dodged and wove between
the parked vehicles, making it hard for the machine to target him. Belatedly,
a recorded message began to play, a soothing female voice speaking in
Chinese delivering some kind of demand for a surrender.

When the robot stumbled into a pillar, Jensen realized that the EMP
rounds had made some difference, just not enough to deal with the machine
outright. Its motions were becoming sluggish and drunken.
He took a breath of dusty air and circled back around a sedan, before
launching himself right at the Box-Guard. If he could just place his shots in
the right spot…

The robot slammed a leg into the concrete floor with enough force to
knock him off-balance and his first round went wide. He fired another,
clipping the side of the Box-Guard’s menacing head, and that seemed to
agitate the machine. If it was having difficulty targeting him with its guns,
then the robot’s programming told it to use a more direct, more kinetic
approach instead.

- Deus Ex: Black Light, Chapter 4 pg. 71