Understand Cyngas
Useful when…
- Consider it when burst-trigger projectile fire suits your Arch-Gun handling preference.
- Use its physical damage split, 30-round magazine, and 1.25-second reload to assess whether it fits your needs.
- Consider the other weapons if their described attack styles suit your preference: rapid-fire ordnance, plasma waves, or homing missiles with area detonations.
How does the attack handle?
Cyngas has a Burst trigger and one listed normal projectile attack. That attack has speed 6.67, projectile speed 220, 20% critical chance, 2.2× critical multiplier, and 30% status chance. Its listed damage totals 120: 39.6 Impact, 39.6 Puncture, and 40.8 Slash. Other handling details include 25 accuracy, a 30-round magazine, and a 1.25-second reload.
Magazine and reload
Cyngas has a 30-round magazine and a 1.25-second reload. Its Burst trigger and projectile attack are useful handling differences to consider when choosing an Arch-Gun.
What alternatives offer different attack styles?
Dual Decurion is described as twin streams of highly accurate, rapid-fire ordnance. Fluctus sends waves of plasma, while Arbucep fires six homing missiles with combined-element payloads that detonate in an area on impact. These descriptions indicate different attack styles; they do not establish a direct upgrade over Cyngas.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- It fires projectiles with a Burst trigger.
- Its listed magazine holds 30 rounds.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Do not describe Cyngas as automatic; its listed trigger is Burst.
- Keep the normal attack speed of 6.67 distinct from the detailed fire-rate property of 9.09091; their relationship is not specified.