Understand Vectis Prime
Useful when…
- Consider the two-round magazine and reload when evaluating its firing cycle.
- Keep the Incarnon projectile, Headshot AoE, and Embed AoE entries distinct from normal fire and from each other.
Normal attack
The Normal Attack lists 350 base damage: 140 Impact, 157.5 Puncture, and 52.5 Slash. It has 30% critical chance, 2× critical multiplier, and 30% status chance. The magazine holds two rounds, reload takes 0.85 seconds, and listed fire rate is 2.67. Falloff starts at 400 m and reaches a 50% reduction at 600 m; the full curve is not specified.
Incarnon entries
Incarnon Form is a projectile attack listing 150 Cold damage, 35% critical chance, and 3× multiplier. The separately listed Headshot AoE has 150 Cold damage and a 6.7 m falloff endpoint; Embed AoE lists 25 Cold damage and a 0.15 m endpoint. Neither endpoint lists damage reduction. These are separate attacks, not a combined event, and transformation conditions are not stated.
Comparison
The regular Vectis has a one-round magazine, one-second reload, and 225 listed normal-attack base damage. These figures establish specific differences in magazine size, reload time, and normal-attack base damage, not a general performance advantage. Vadarya Prime is described as a charged sniper with a chance-based chain effect; Buzlok is described as using marked targets and homing rounds. Those descriptions do not establish equivalent handling or performance.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- The two-round magazine still requires regular reloading.
- Normal attack falloff reaches a 50% reduction at 600 m.
- Incarnon attack entries are separate and their transformation conditions are unspecified.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Treating 350 listed damage as a general performance advantage.
- Assuming the three Incarnon entries occur together.
- Calling the 6.7 m and 0.15 m falloff endpoints radii.