Understand Perigale Prime
Useful when…
- Use its hitscan burst attack for shots where the listed falloff is relevant.
- Consider its 16-round magazine and three-second reload when evaluating its firing rhythm.
What does the attack do?
The normal attack is a hitscan burst listed at speed 2. It deals 22.08 impact, 103.04 puncture, and 58.88 slash damage, with 32% critical chance, a 2.6× multiplier, and 20% status chance. Falloff starts at 300 m and ends at 600 m with a listed 20% reduction.
What are its handling properties?
Perigale Prime has a 16-round magazine, three-second reload, and listed fire rate 6.0606065. It requires Mastery 14 and has three Madurai polarities. Its description says its magazine size and ammo capacity were increased; it does not specify a headshot-triggered ammo effect.
How do the Coda weapons differ?
Coda Bubonico is a shotgun whose primary fire rate ramps up with continuous fire. Coda Hema is described as a rifle with increased fire rate, magazine size, critical chance, critical damage, status chance, and damage. Coda Synapse is described as a continuous corrosive beam with increased magazine size, beam length, status chance, punch through, and damage. These are different listed weapon behaviors from Perigale Prime's burst hitscan attack.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- The 16-round magazine is paired with a three-second reload.
- The hitscan burst attack has listed falloff from 300 m to 600 m.
- The description notes increased magazine size and ammo capacity but does not specify a headshot-triggered ammo effect.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Assuming it has a headshot-triggered ammo effect not specified in its description.
- Treating listed base attack components as final damage or a DPS comparison.