Understand Synoid Gammacor
Useful when…
- Use the normal attack for rapid, held-trigger Magnetic fire.
- Consider the Incarnon projectile and radial entries separately from normal fire; their listed damage types are Impact and Cold, respectively.
What does the normal attack do?
The Normal Attack is hit-scan and deals 21 Magnetic damage per hit. Its listed fire rate is 12, with 20% critical chance, a 2× critical multiplier, and 28% status chance. It uses a held trigger. The magazine holds 80 rounds, reload time is 1.8 seconds, and listed accuracy is 100.
How do the Incarnon entries differ?
The Incarnon Form entry is a projectile attack listing 100 Impact damage and speed 1. The separate Incarnon Form Radial Attack is an AoE entry listing 800 Cold damage and speed 1; its falloff parameters run from 0 to 5 with a reduction of 0.3. Keep both entries distinct from the normal attack’s hit-scan Magnetic fire.
What handling and investment details matter?
The listed polarities are Vazarin and Naramon. These may inform how you fit mods, but the available details do not specify a particular build or upgrade path. Its 80-round magazine and 1.8-second reload are relevant when weighing its sustained held-trigger handling. The weapon is deployed by Cephalon Suda; no acquisition steps are established here.
When might another pistol suit a different firing preference?
The listed alternatives have distinct stated behaviors: Angstrum can fire multiple rockets at once; Euphona Prime is a shotgun sidearm with focused and broad shots; Tenet Cycron’s refracting energy disc can split from its main target and hit up to two additional nearby targets. Those descriptions can help narrow a comparison by firing behavior, but they do not establish that any one is a direct upgrade or substitute for Synoid Gammacor.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- Normal fire is held-trigger, hit-scan Magnetic damage; the separate Incarnon entries list projectile Impact and radial Cold damage.
- The listed Incarnon radial attack has falloff values without a specified unit.
- The weapon requires Mastery Rank 7.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Treating the radial Cold attack as part of the normal Magnetic attack.
- Reading the radial falloff end value of 5 as a distance unit or radius.
- Combining the projectile and radial Incarnon entries into one attack profile.