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SU Tempest: /* Underbarrel shotguns */

2019-08-07T03:34:56Z

Underbarrel shotguns

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	'''Underbarrel shotguns (USG)''' (also known as '''underslung shotguns''') are units destined to be attached to the lower handguard of a weapon. Like their cousins, the UGLs (mentioned above), but instead of firing a grenade projectile, they function like extremely short barreled shotguns. Their primary function is to be coupled with slugs for door breaching, though it can be technically used and employed exactly like a traditional shotgun for combat purposes, with the drawbacks of low capacity and inability for the USG itself to accept accessories (being, itself, an accessory to another firearm, to begin with). All USGs weigh '''3''' units when unequipped and carried in the inventory.		'''Underbarrel shotguns (USG)''' (also known as '''underslung shotguns''') are units destined to be attached to the lower handguard of a weapon. Like their cousins, the UGLs (mentioned above), but instead of firing a grenade projectile, they function like extremely short barreled shotguns. Their primary function is to be coupled with slugs for door breaching, though it can be technically used and employed exactly like a traditional shotgun for combat purposes, with the drawbacks of low capacity and inability for the USG itself to accept accessories (being, itself, an accessory to another firearm, to begin with). All USGs weigh '''3''' units when unequipped and carried in the inventory.

-	USGs are not affected by the mounted weapon's accessories nor can they accept any of their own, at the exception of '''the mounted weapon's optics''', which '''do''' affect USGs.	+	USGs are not affected by the mounted weapon's accessories nor can they accept any of their own (except for magazines, where applicable), at the exception of '''the mounted weapon's optics and stock type''', which '''do''' affect USGs.

	There are '''3 USGs''' available, and their compatibility may be checked on the [[Accessory compatibility list\|ACL]].		There are '''3 USGs''' available, and their compatibility may be checked on the [[Accessory compatibility list\|ACL]].

SU Tempest at 06:50, 29 July 2019

2019-07-29T06:50:11Z

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	\| 4%		\| 4%
	\|-		\|-
-	\| No. 7 Mk ~~I/L~~	+	\| No. 4 Mk. II "Pig Sticker"
	\| 3 units		\| 3 units
-	\| ~~Sharp/~~Piercing	+	\| Piercing
-	\| ~~Yes~~	+	\| No
-	\| ~~Knife~~	+	\| N/A
	\| +3		\| +3
-	\| 60%	+	\| 65%
-	\| 57%	+	\| 62%
-	\| 54%	+	\| 59%
-	\| 45%	+	\| 46%
	\| 36%		\| 36%
-	\| 27%	+	\| 26%
-	\| 12%	+	\| 13%
-	\| 3%	+	\| 2%
	\|-		\|-
	\| S1 Uzi		\| S1 Uzi

SU Tempest: /* Weapon light */

2019-07-12T23:30:30Z

Weapon light

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	'''Small weapon lights'''		'''Small weapon lights'''
	* Surefire X300U (Max life: 150 turns)		* Surefire X300U (Max life: 150 turns)
-	* Inforce APL (Max life: 250 turns) ~~- Soft light~~	+	* Inforce APL (Max life: 250 turns)

	'''Large weapon lights'''		'''Large weapon lights'''
	* Surefire M620 (Max life: 200 turns)		* Surefire M620 (Max life: 200 turns)
-	* P3X Fury Tactical (Max life: 100 turns) ~~- Strong light~~	+	* P3X Fury Tactical (Max life: 100 turns)
-	* Inforce WML (Max life: 300 ~~turns) - Soft light~~	+	* Inforce WML (Max life: 300 turns)
-		+
-	~~=== Dazzling effect ===~~	+
-	~~When aimed at an opponent, a weapon light may induce a Dazzling effect (unless the opponent has no eyes or is blind), which impairs the opponent's accuracy.~~	+
-	When a weapon light user aims at a target that can be Dazzled, the effect is applied when the user's turn begins, and it lasts 2 turns; so that even if the target is faster than the user, the effect will still last into at least the next turn and thus impair the victim. In addition, for every subsequent turn the user spends aiming at the same victim, the effect duration increases by 2 turns again. Doing so is called "blind-locking"; this simulates the negative effects of prolonged bright light exposure. Note that the effect duration has no upper limit.	+
-		+
-	* Soft light: [[Inaccuracy Range]] +1	+
-	* Normal light: [[Inaccuracy Range]] +1, [[FT]]+1	+
-	* Strong light: [[Inaccuracy Range]] +1, [[FT]]+2	+
-		+
-	~~If the target possesses [[Secondary effect#Accuracy\|Night Vision]], Dazzling is even more effective:~~	+
-		+
-	* Soft light: Blindness (2 turns)	+
-	* Normal light: Blindness (3 turns)	+
-	* Strong light: Blindness (4 turns)	+

	== Laser sight ==		== Laser sight ==

SU Tempest: /* Scope power groups */

2019-07-12T22:51:03Z

Scope power groups

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	'''''Low-power''''' (Magnification rate: '''Up to 3x''')		'''''Low-power''''' (Magnification rate: '''Up to 3x''')
		+	* [[Failure Threshold]] -1
	* [[Inaccuracy Range]] -1		* [[Inaccuracy Range]] -1
	* [[Recoil]] +1		* [[Recoil]] +1
-	* '''Partially reduced aiming penalties''': Penalties for aiming at [[Gameplay mechanics#Aiming and body parts\|small body parts]] are reduced by 1 (HEAD and EXTREMITY penalties are reduced to FT+0, WEAK POINT penalty is reduced to FT+1) is cancelled. This does not increase accuracy per se.

	'''''Medium-power''''' (Magnification rate: '''4x to 5x''')		'''''Medium-power''''' (Magnification rate: '''4x to 5x''')
-	* [[Failure Threshold]] -1	+	* [[Failure Threshold]] -2
	* [[Inaccuracy Range]] -1		* [[Inaccuracy Range]] -1
	* [[Recoil]] +2		* [[Recoil]] +2
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	'''''High-power''''' (Magnification rate: '''6x to 8x''')		'''''High-power''''' (Magnification rate: '''6x to 8x''')
	* [[Failure Threshold]] -2		* [[Failure Threshold]] -2
-	* [[Inaccuracy Range]] -1	+	* [[Inaccuracy Range]] -2
	* [[Recoil]] +3		* [[Recoil]] +3
	* [[Concentrating]] can be performed		* [[Concentrating]] can be performed
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	'''''Extreme-power''''' (Magnification rate: '''9x and higher''')		'''''Extreme-power''''' (Magnification rate: '''9x and higher''')
	* [[Failure Threshold]] -3		* [[Failure Threshold]] -3
-	* [[Inaccuracy Range]] -1	+	* [[Inaccuracy Range]] -2
	* [[Recoil]] +4		* [[Recoil]] +4
	* [[Concentrating]] can be performed		* [[Concentrating]] can be performed

SU Tempest: /* Bayonets */

2019-03-24T12:13:37Z

Bayonets

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	\| 27%		\| 27%
	\| 12%		\| 12%
-	~~\| 3%~~
-	\|-
-	~~\| QBZ~~
-	~~\| 3 units~~
-	~~\| Sharp/Piercing~~
-	~~\| Yes~~
-	~~\| Knife~~
-	~~\| +3~~
-	~~\| 55%~~
-	~~\| 52%~~
-	~~\| 50%~~
-	~~\| 41%~~
-	~~\| 33%~~
-	~~\| 25%~~
-	~~\| 11%~~
	\| 3%		\| 3%
	\|-		\|-
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	\| 12%		\| 12%
	\| 3%		\| 3%
		+	\|-
		+	\| Stgw. 57
		+	\| 3 units
		+	\| Sharp/Piercing
		+	\| Yes
		+	\| Knife
		+	\| +3
		+	\| 79%
		+	\| 75%
		+	\| 71%
		+	\| 59%
		+	\| 47%
		+	\| 36%
		+	\| 16%
		+	\| 4%
	\|-		\|-
	\| Stgw. 90		\| Stgw. 90

SU Tempest: /* Bayonets */

2019-03-02T18:07:07Z

Bayonets

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	\| 3%		\| 3%
	\|-		\|-
-	\| Stgw. 57	+	\| Stgw. 90
	\| 3 units		\| 3 units
	\| Sharp/Piercing		\| Sharp/Piercing
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	\| Knife		\| Knife
	\| +3		\| +3
-	\| 71%	+	\| 55%
-	\| 67%	+	\| 52%
-	\| 64%	+	\| 50%
-	\| 53%	+	\| 41%
-	\| 43%	+	\| 33%
-	\| 32%	+	\| 25%
-	\| 14%	+	\| 11%
-	\| 4%	+	\| 3%
	\|-		\|-
	\| Type 30 sword-bayonet		\| Type 30 sword-bayonet

SU Tempest: /* Muzzle accessories */

2019-01-17T05:50:31Z

Muzzle accessories

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	'''Silencers''', also known as '''suppressors''' and sometimes nicknamed '''cans''', are devices created to dampen the sound of a firearm when used. They are usually screwed on a firearm's muzzle. A silencer is capable of greatly reducing the sound report of a firearm to the point of making its detection difficult. Silencers also suppress muzzle flash, which prevents spotting where the shots came from.		'''Silencers''', also known as '''suppressors''' and sometimes nicknamed '''cans''', are devices created to dampen the sound of a firearm when used. They are usually screwed on a firearm's muzzle. A silencer is capable of greatly reducing the sound report of a firearm to the point of making its detection difficult. Silencers also suppress muzzle flash, which prevents spotting where the shots came from.

-	A silencer on a firearm provides the possibility of attempting a [[Stealth attack]] and thus preserving valuable stealth while in combat~~, but at the cost of '''2x Cleanliness [[wear rate]]''' as silencers make firearms run dirtier. Do note that it does apply to firearms with integrated silencers~~.	+	A silencer on a firearm provides the possibility of attempting a [[Stealth attack]] and thus preserving valuable stealth while in combat.

	Silencers, similarly to muzzle brakes, have a few requirements in order to be installed on the desired firearm:		Silencers, similarly to muzzle brakes, have a few requirements in order to be installed on the desired firearm:

SU Tempest: /* Red dot sights */

2018-11-25T22:08:20Z

Red dot sights

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	Effects:		Effects:
-	* '''Multiple targeting''': A weapon equipped with a red dot sight ~~may be used~~ to independently '''aim at up to 2 targets''' in a single turn.	+	* '''Multiple targeting''': A technique that can only be used with a weapon equipped with a red dot sight. The technique allows the shooter to independently '''aim at up to 2 targets''' in a single turn.
-	** ~~Using the red dot sight to aim at a second target~~ doesn't reset Recoil or max amounts of shots per turn with the equipped weapon; the shooter must keep in mind any possible limitations (max shots per turn, [[Recoil]]).	+	** The use of this technique doesn't reset Recoil or max amounts of shots per turn with the equipped weapon even if aiming at 2 different targets; the shooter must therefore keep in mind any possible limitations (max shots per turn, [[Recoil]]).

	=== List of red dot sights ===		=== List of red dot sights ===

SU Tempest: /* Shotgun chokes */

2018-10-03T23:49:38Z

Shotgun chokes

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	The purpose of a shotgun choke is to tighten the pattern produced by multiple-projectile shells, in order to ensure that more pellets hit the target, even at the cost of overall accuracy. In technical terms, a choke '''modifies the projectile roll''' by offering a more favorable roll with a higher minimum pellet hit count.		The purpose of a shotgun choke is to tighten the pattern produced by multiple-projectile shells, in order to ensure that more pellets hit the target, even at the cost of overall accuracy. In technical terms, a choke '''modifies the projectile roll''' by offering a more favorable roll with a higher minimum pellet hit count.

-	There exist '''2''' types of shotgun choke: the '''Modified choke''' (referred to as '''Mod'''), and the '''Full choke''' (or simply '''Full'''), available for '''12 gauge''' (compatible with both 12 gauge and 12 gauge CAWS firearms) and '''.410 bore'''. All chokes require '''standard threading''' in order to be mounted on a firearm.	+	There exist '''2''' types of shotgun choke: the '''Modified choke''' (referred to as '''Mod'''), and the '''Full choke''' (or simply '''Full'''), available for '''12 gauge''' (compatible with both 12 gauge and 12 gauge CAWS firearms), '''20 gauge''', and '''.410 bore'''. All chokes require '''standard threading''' in order to be mounted on a firearm.

	* Note: As all multiple-projectile shells apply a FT-1 bonus (similar to Match projectiles), shooting these shells through a full choke (FT+1) will essentially negate that bonus. Beware as the FT+1 effect from a full choke will still apply if shooting single projectile shells - in other words, shooting slugs through a full choke actually ''decreases'' accuracy.		* Note: As all multiple-projectile shells apply a FT-1 bonus (similar to Match projectiles), shooting these shells through a full choke (FT+1) will essentially negate that bonus. Beware as the FT+1 effect from a full choke will still apply if shooting single projectile shells - in other words, shooting slugs through a full choke actually ''decreases'' accuracy.
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	\| '''Choke type'''		\| '''Choke type'''
	\| '''5 projectiles'''		\| '''5 projectiles'''
		+	\| '''8 projectiles'''
	\| '''9 projectiles'''		\| '''9 projectiles'''
	\| '''10 projectiles'''		\| '''10 projectiles'''
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	\| Unmodified		\| Unmodified
	\| 1d5		\| 1d5
		+	\| 1d8
	\| 1d9		\| 1d9
	\| 1d10		\| 1d10
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	\| Mod choke		\| Mod choke
	\| 3d2-1		\| 3d2-1
		+	\| 2d4
	\| 1d6+1d3		\| 1d6+1d3
	\| 2d5		\| 2d5
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	\| Full choke		\| Full choke
	\| 2d2+1		\| 2d2+1
		+	\| 3d3-1
	\| 3d3		\| 3d3
	\| 3d3+1		\| 3d3+1

SU Tempest: /* Light mount accessories */

2018-09-08T16:04:30Z

Light mount accessories

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	= Light mount accessories =		= Light mount accessories =
	All light mount accessories are powered with [[Crafting\|WL2 batteries]], without which they would not function. The battery life depends on the attachment the battery is installed; this is why accessory model names are listing a maximum battery life.		All light mount accessories are powered with [[Crafting\|WL2 batteries]], without which they would not function. The battery life depends on the attachment the battery is installed; this is why accessory model names are listing a maximum battery life.
		+
		+	Brand new, light mount accessories sold in shops always come with a free, already installed WL2 battery at full capacity (100%).

	Light mount accessories are primarily differentiated by '''size''': '''Small (LRail-S)''', '''Large (LRail-L)''', and '''Special (LRail-X)'''. All accessories of the same size tier are compatible with the same weapons, but it must be noted that all Small accessories will also fit on weapons that can take Large accessories.		Light mount accessories are primarily differentiated by '''size''': '''Small (LRail-S)''', '''Large (LRail-L)''', and '''Special (LRail-X)'''. All accessories of the same size tier are compatible with the same weapons, but it must be noted that all Small accessories will also fit on weapons that can take Large accessories.