Understand Nagantaka Prime
Useful when…
- Compare the two listed attack entries while keeping their damage values and speed values separate.
- Consider the standard Nagantaka comparison with its mastery, magazine, and critical chance differences in view.
Attack entries
Semi-Auto and Burst Shot each list 1.7 Impact, 155.7 Slash, and 15.6 Puncture damage, with 25% critical chance, 2.3× multiplier, and 39% status chance. Their listed speeds are 2.5 and 5 respectively; the speed unit is unspecified. Both entries list projectile speed 100.
Conditional effects and handling
The description says all bolts have a chance to cause Slash Status and headshot kills have a chance to increase reload speed. When wielded by Garuda, it gains slight Punch Through. Its magazine holds 11 rounds and reloads in 2.3 seconds; the probability and magnitude of the reload effect are unspecified.
Compared with Nagantaka
The standard Nagantaka lists a mastery requirement of 9, a nine-round magazine, and 15% critical chance. Nagantaka Prime lists mastery requirement 12, an 11-round magazine, and 25% critical chance. These figures describe differences between the entries without establishing an overall upgrade judgment.
Other firing profiles
Tenora is described as offering machine-gun fire or a charge shot. Afentis is a speargun whose description includes pinning or stunning effects and an ally buff when thrown onto the ground. These descriptions cover different weapon types and mechanics.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- The 11-round magazine and 25% critical chance accompany a mastery requirement of 12.
- The headshot-kill reload effect is conditional and its probability and magnitude are unspecified.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Interpreting Burst Shot speed 5 as shots per second.
- Treating the Prime as a direct replacement without accounting for the listed mastery requirements and other differences.