Understand Flux Rifle
Useful when…
- Keeping a hit-scan beam on targets with sustained fire
- Choosing a highly accurate rifle with listed status chance of 24%
What does its attack do?
The Normal Attack is hit-scan, listed at 12 shots per second, with 10% critical chance, a 2× critical multiplier, and 24% status chance. It deals Slash and Puncture damage. Accuracy is listed as 100, and the rifle has a 50-round magazine with a 1.75-second reload. This is a single listed attack mode; the description's laser-rifle wording does not establish additional beam behavior beyond those attack properties.
What use and investment considerations are supported?
The hit-scan attack and high listed accuracy favor tracking targets directly without leading projectiles. Its 24% status chance is higher than its 10% critical chance, so status-oriented mod choices may be worth considering, though these base properties do not determine final damage or a complete build. It has no listed polarity in the supplied properties. Its build requirements include a Forma component, but that construction requirement does not itself imply a particular mod configuration.
How do the comparison rifles differ?
Ambassador is described as switching between charged explosive shots and rapid-fire electrical assault mode. Argonak offers single-fire and automatic modes and a laser sighting system to highlight distant enemies. Braton Vandal is described as a slower-firing standard-rifle variant with higher accuracy and damage than the standard Braton.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- Low 10% listed critical chance, with a higher 24% status chance.
- Held-trigger fire consumes its 50-round magazine during sustained use.
- No polarity is listed in the supplied properties.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Do not infer a second fire mode from the generic laser-rifle description; only one attack is listed.
- Do not treat its accuracy or base status chance as a complete modded performance result.