Understand Supra
Useful when…
- Use its automatic projectile fire when you can account for projectile travel and the short wind-up.
- Consider it when you want a large magazine and a listed 30% status chance.
Attack profile
Its Fully Spooled attack fires projectiles at 12.5 shots per second; projectile speed and flight are both listed as 100. Each shot lists 40 damage: 30 Puncture, 6 Slash, and 4 Impact. The attack lists 12% critical chance, a 1.8x critical multiplier, and 30% status chance. The rifle is described as having a short wind-up, so the listed rate applies to the fully spooled mode.
Magazine and handling
The automatic trigger, 180-round magazine, and 3-second reload support sustained firing. Its accuracy is listed as 14.29. Since the attack is projectile-based, projectile travel matters when aiming at moving targets. It requires mastery 12 and has a rank cap of 30.
Related rifles
Gorgon is also described as having a large magazine and a short wind-up before reaching high fire rate. Basmu offers a different firing choice: its description distinguishes explosive bolts from chaining plasma beams. These descriptions identify different handling options; they do not establish either weapon as a direct upgrade to Supra.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- The described short wind-up delays reaching the fully spooled rate.
- Projectile travel requires accounting for target movement.
- The 180-round magazine is followed by a listed 3-second reload.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Treating the fully spooled rate as instantaneous despite the described wind-up.
- Aiming as if its projectiles were hitscan.
- Assuming the listed status chance guarantees a status effect on every shot.