Understand Stradavar Prime
Useful when…
- Use full-auto when its listed 10-shot-per-second cadence fits the intended firing pattern.
- Use semi-auto for its slower cadence and separately listed damage and probability profile.
Attack modes and damage
Full Auto Mode fires at 10 shots per second and lists 30 damage per shot: 10.5 Impact, 10.5 Puncture, and 9 Slash. It has 24% critical chance, a 2.6× multiplier, and 12% status chance. Semi-Auto Mode fires at 3.33 shots per second and lists 48 Slash, 24 Puncture, and 8 Impact; these components sum to 80. It has 30% critical chance, a 2.8× multiplier, and 22% status chance.
Magazine and reload
The rifle has a 90-round magazine and a 2-second reload. Semi-auto fires at about one-third the automatic rate, so the modes have different listed cadences and attack profiles.
Other rifle profiles
Burston Prime has a different rifle description, Fulmin Prime switches between lightning beams and short-range bursts, and Soma Prime is a fast automatic rifle with a 200-round magazine. These comparisons describe distinct handling and capacity features.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- Full-auto has higher cadence; semi-auto lists higher damage per shot, critical chance, and status chance.
- The modes distribute physical damage differently, with semi-auto's listed damage components weighted toward Slash.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Applying semi-auto damage or chances to full-auto fire.
- Assuming the magazine changes the semi-auto mode's listed cadence.