Understand Soma Prime
Useful when…
- Use the Fully Spooled profile for rapid automatic hit-scan fire.
- Consider its 200-round magazine when sustained firing capacity matters.
- Compare it with standard Soma if its shared description of accuracy and large magazine is relevant.
Fully Spooled fire
The Fully Spooled attack is hit-scan and fires at 15 shots per second. Each shot lists 1.2 Impact, 4.8 Puncture, and 6 Slash damage, for 12 total. It has 30% critical chance, a 3× critical multiplier, and 10% status chance. The rifle has a 200-round magazine and a 3-second reload.
Incarnon Form has a separate profile
The Incarnon Form attack is listed at 7 shots per second, with 10% critical chance, a 3.4× critical multiplier, and 3% status chance. Its hit-scan damage per shot is 1.08 Impact, 5.04 Puncture, and 11.88 Slash. These are values for that profile, separate from Fully Spooled fire; the listed facts do not specify how to enter the form.
Magazine and weapon comparisons
Soma Prime's magazine holds 200 rounds. Standard Soma is described as an assault rifle whose accuracy and massive magazine make it formidable, but the comparison description does not give its magazine size or other attack details. Perigale Prime is identified as a sniper rifle, while Prisma Grinlok is described as a long-range weapon fired with a single trigger pull; these descriptions provide different handling contexts from Soma Prime's automatic fire.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- The Fully Spooled attack has a high fire rate and large magazine, with a listed 3-second reload.
- Incarnon Form fires more slowly and has lower critical chance and status chance than Fully Spooled fire, with different damage values.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Applying Incarnon Form stats to Fully Spooled fire.
- Assuming Incarnon Form is always available or inventing an activation condition.
- Treating the two attack profiles as one combined firing mode.
- Assuming standard Soma shares Soma Prime's listed fire rate or reload time.