Understand Coda Synapse
Useful when…
- Use the Normal Attack for direct hitscan fire; its listed fire rate is 12.
- Consider its 76-round magazine and 1.5-second reload when assessing its handling.
- Compare its critical profile with Coda Hema’s supplied values when choosing between the rifles.
Normal Attack
The Normal Attack is hitscan and deals 26 Corrosive damage per hit. It lists 40% critical chance, a 2.7× critical multiplier, and 15% status chance. Its listed fire rate is 12. The description also notes increased Beam Length and Punch Through, without giving numerical values.
Handling and requirements
The rifle uses a held trigger, has a 76-round magazine, and reloads in 1.5 seconds. Its listed accuracy is 100. It requires Mastery Rank 17, has a rank cap of 40, and includes a Madurai polarity.
Comparison with other rifles
Coda Hema is listed with 20% critical chance and a 2.3× multiplier, compared with Synapse’s 40% and 2.7×. Hema’s description mentions increased fire rate, magazine size, critical chance, critical damage, status chance, and damage, but supplies no additional numerical values for those increases. Coda Bubonico is listed as a shotgun whose primary fire rate ramps up with continuous fire, a different weapon type and stated firing behavior.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- The description provides no numerical Beam Length or Punch Through values.
- Synapse’s listed status chance is 15%; the supplied Coda Hema comparison gives no numerical status chance.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Treating the Normal Attack as a projectile attack.
- Assuming numerical Beam Length or Punch Through values from the description.
- Applying another rifle’s firing behavior or unstated statistics to Synapse.