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Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 2: Every Battle Pass Character Ranked

2025-10-11T15:13:05Z

RogelioZdb: Created page with " Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 2 has gone live! Players are currently exploring new areas of the map, embarking on new quests, mastering new weaponry, and enjoying the newest battle pass. A new season always livens things up and brings players old and new back to the island. This season has also come with new vehicles, new augments, and special events that periodically come through rifts throughout the match. RELATED: [https://zeepetmart.com/ Fortn..."

Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 2 has gone live! Players are currently exploring new areas of the map, embarking on new quests, mastering new weaponry, and enjoying the newest battle pass. A new season always livens things up and brings players old and new back to the island. This season has also come with new vehicles, new augments, and special events that periodically come through rifts throughout the match. RELATED: [https://zeepetmart.com/ Fortnite news] Is Basically The Modern-Day Action Figure Toybox This is a special battle pass. For the first time in a while, the pass is light on collaborations, with only the "secret skin" being a collaboration. Instead, players have been treated to some truly inventive Fortnite original skins. This is a welcome change from previous seasons that have been a little collaboration-heavy. This isn’t to say that collaboration skins are a bad thing, but it’s nice to mix things up with a new battle pass. 8 Mizuki This is a somewhat understated skin, especially for a level 100 reward. This isn’t to say that it’s a bad skin. There isn’t a bad skin in this battle pass. Mizuki has wonderful, bright blue colors and an edit style that drips an orangey gold. The skin also has a special emote that equips hand fans as harvesters. Mizuki also has an aggressive mask that can be equipped or unequipped depending on preference. Overall, this is a simple, yet striking, skin. 7 Eren Jaeger This is the only collaboration skin in the set, and it’s very good. Even if you’re not familiar with Attack on Titan , this is a very well-done anime skin. While we haven’t seen it yet, this skin will receive an edit style at some point down the road. Eren Jaeger is different from a lot of existing anime skins. This skin is more subdued instead of flashy. If you didn’t know it was from Attack on Titan, you wouldn’t really know that the character was from a specific show. The outfit is very stylish and will likely be popular among fans. 6 Highwire Something of a wacky skin, Highwire really brings the fun to this pass. With her big bunny ears and bright glasses, she’s a very fun skin with a lot to offer. Down the line, there’s a recolor to unlock with pastel colors. It’s a wonderful skin. Highwire also has an alternate style with a wolf head that’s winking. This is a fun and unique skin, perfect for the Spring. With neon tones and a vibrant vibe, this is a perfect skin for the theme of this season. 5 Stray A remix of the original Drift skin, Stray is another member of the Fox Clan. He has the option of sporting the classic gold and pink look, but he has a dynamic red and white look as well. This is a great skin. It’s a little more slender than the previous Drift skins because the coat is more form-fitting. RELATED: Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 2: Every Named Location, Ranked This skin is kind of in the middle of the pack. It isn’t one of the best skins in the pass, but it has certainly got a lot of style. You should definitely see it on one of the new motorcycles. 4 Imani Sporting some wonderful animation, Imani is an eye-catching skin. While her style wouldn’t really be considered anime, it is a kind of retro animation that manages to really pop off the screen. Her other bright edit styles only add more flair to the skin. This skin also comes with some killer accessories to enjoy. Her glider is a particular favorite. Imani is so unique and creative; that’s why she’s one of the best skins in this season’s battle pass. [https://zeepetmart.com/ Fortnite beginner guide] continues to impress with their animated endeavors. 3 Mystica Equipped with some stunning galaxy animations, the Mystica skin is one of the most striking outfits in the battle pass. The color scheme of green and purple really pops and looks flashy. The other two edit styles, crimson and frost, are also fantastic. This skin stands out among the others because of its strong animation with the galaxy backdrop. Mystica also comes with several wonderful accessories to make even more of an impression on players. When fully outfitted, Mystica is one of the best skins in the pass. 2 Thunder This chef is a top-tier skin for anyone who enjoys something unique. We haven’t really seen anything like Thunder, and his edit styles make him a must-have. If you’ve ever dreamed of being a chef, this is the skin for you. The white and blue style of this outfit is the most striking, especially if you’re going for a fresh-out-of-the-kitchen look. Thunder is truly one of the most unique skins we’ve received in a battle pass for a while. That’s why it’s sitting here number two. 1 Renzo The Destroyer Even though he’s the first skin you receive in the battle pass, Renzo is hands down the star of the show. His alternate gold and white style is a showstopper. His reactivity is fun and creative, lighting up his Mohawk as you get eliminations. Renzo also has an edit style with a trench coat that looks magnificent no matter which style you're sporting. He’s number one on this list because of his flash, [https://zeepetmart.com/ zeepetmart.com] his reactivity, his unique design, and the way he oozes fun when played. NEXT: Fortnite Complete Guide

Everything You Need To Know About The Weapons And Items In Fortnite: MEGA

2025-10-11T15:12:52Z

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Weapons are the most important part of Fortnite . Having a diverse setup can give you excellent coverage against any situation you can face in a match, so it’s important that you pick your weapons carefully. It’s hard to do this in the early stages but, as you advance, you’ll be able to find many interesting weapons out there. Chapter 4 Season 2 has added a great collection of weapons that work perfectly together, and there isn't a single useless weapon in this season. If you want to learn more about them, let’s take a look at all the new and unvaulted weapons of [https://Zeepetmart.com/ Fortnite Gaming Site] Chapter 4 Season 2. Kinetic Blade The most interesting weapon of Chapter 4 Season 2 is the Kinetic Blade. Not only because it’s a good melee weapon but also because it gives you a lot of mobility. The Kinetic Blade has a main attack named Knockback Slash . It has three hits, on the first two hits, the target will receive 35 damage per hit, reaching a total of 70 damage. In the last hit , instead of dealing damage, the target will get knocked back. It’s fair to say that if you send the target through the sky and fall from a considerable height, it’ll receive the usual fall damage. The Kinetic Blade also has a secondary attack named Dash Attack. The Dash Attack will impulse you to the front and will inflict 60 damage to every target that is on the way of the Dash. You can’t spam the Dash Attack as it has three charges, and each charge has a ten-second cooldown time. The Dash Attack has a drawback; every Dash has a startup time of 0.30 seconds when you can’t move anywhere until the Dash gets activated, meaning you’ll be briefly exposed to receive damage every time you Dash. So, even if the Kinetic Blade seems like a useful weapon, it can be an invaluable item if you use it to move through the map. The Kinetic Blade can take you out of the storm quickly and can make you travel through Points of Interest in a matter of seconds if you know how to manage the charges of the Dash Attack properly. SMGs and Pistols The Sub Machine Guns and the Pistols use Small-Ammo bullets . You can find all of these weapons in chests, on the floor, and fishing. If you open a Rare Chest, you have a chance to get a Rare (or better) version of these weapons. Twin Mag SMG The Twin Mag Sub Machine Gun (or SMG) is a weapon added in the previous season and has a characteristic that makes it shine above the rest of the weapons, as it has two reloaded mags. This means that if you consume a magazine of this weapon, your next reload will be fast, taking only 1.3 seconds to reload. When you consume your second mag, then you’ll have to reload both magazines, which will take a total of 2.3 seconds. Both mags of this weapon have 20 bullets, which is pretty standard. There are many SMGs from other seasons that have a better bullet count, but considering that the reload time isn’t that long when you switch mags, it’s worth it. Here’s a table of damage comparison between a Common Twin Mag SMG and its greater versions: Rarity | DPS | Damage Per Bullet ---|---|--- Common | 208 | 16 Uncommon | 221 | 17 Rare | 234 | 18 Epic | 247 | 19 Legendary | 260 | 20 It’s fair to say that if you land a headshot with a Twin Mag SMG, the damage will be multiplied by 1.5. Tactical Pistol The Tactical Pistol is an automatic pistol with a high-fire rate, even to the point when it can be used as a replacement for an SMG. This weapon is also highly valuable because of its small recoil and its tiny spread ; in other words, it’s easier to land shots on a medium or short distance with the Tactical Pistol than with the Twin Mag SMG. Each mag of the Tactical Pistol has 15 bullets , and the reload time will depend on the class of the weapon. Here's a table with the damage comparison of all the classes of the Tactical Pistol and the reloading time of each of them: Rarity | DPS | Damage Per Bullet | Reloading Time ---|---|---|--- Common | 156.4 | 23 | 1.5s Uncommon | 163.2 | 24 | 1.45s Rare | 170 | 25 | 1.4s Epic | 176.8 | 26 | 1.35s Legendary | 190.4 | 28 | 1.3s Lastly, whenever you land a headshot on a target, the damage will be multiplied by two. Shotguns The Shotguns use Shotgun Shells. These weapons can be commonly found on the floor, in chests, and by fishing. Havoc Pump Shotgun The Havoc Pump Shotgun is a high-damage, slow-reload weapon, which is only usable in very short distances. The most notorious thing about this shotgun (and the thing that makes it worse than the other shotguns) is that you have to pump in between shots , which leads to very slow damage in battles, and it’s a drawback in case you are fighting against a target with an SMG. The bullet spread of this shotgun is very wide ; hence why it excels in very short distances. Each mag of this shotgun has only six bullets , and it reloads by only one shell at a time . The reload time will be shorter the better the class of the weapon, but regardless of the class of the weapon, it’ll take you a lot of time to reload. Here’s a comparison table of the damage that this shotgun can deal depending on its class and the amount of time it takes to fully reload it Rarity | DPS | Damage Per Bullet | Reload Time ---|---|---|--- Common | 81 | 108 | 5.5s Uncommon | 85.5 | 114 | 5.25s Rare | 90 | 120 | 5s Epic | 94.5 | 126 | 4.75s Legendary | 99 | 132 | 4.5s Mythic | 108 | 144 | 4.25s Every pellet of the shotgun shell that lands on the head will see its damage increased by two. Combat Shotgun The Combat Shotgun is a high-damage, quick-reload time, high-range shotgun that excels in medium distances and is the perfect weapon to use if you don’t want to rely on SMGs. The pellets of every shot of this shotgun spread in a small range. This can mean that the Shotgun isn’t as good as others in short-distance battles, but in fact, it’s very good to use in short distances, too, if you know how to aim from the hip or have enough room to aim. Thanks to this small range, every shot in the head will deal a lot of damage. It’s not as good as the Maven Auto Shotgun in this sense, but it’s a better option than the Havoc Pump Shotgun. Each Mag of this Shotgun has eight Shotgun Shells , and it has a quick reload time as it reloads two shells at a time. Below is a table comparing the damage and the reload time of all the classes of the weapon: Rarity | DPS | Damage Per Bullet | Reload Time ---|---|---|--- Common | 102 | 60 | 5.7s Uncommon | 108.8 | 64 | 5.5s Rare | 113.9 | 67 | 5.3s Epic | 119 | 70 | 5s Legendary | 125.8 | 74 | 4.7s Every pellet that lands in the head of your opponent will see its damage increased by 1.75. Maven Auto Shotgun The Maven Auto Shotgun takes all the best things of the Havoc Pump Shotgun and the Combat Shotgun and mixes them together into a fully automatic, short and medium-ranged, high-damage, and short-reload time shotgun. This one is a weapon that adapts to every situation, as it has a short fire range that is wider than the Combat Shotgun’s range but shorter than the Havoc Pump Shotgun. The best part of the shotgun is that it’s automatic , which means you’ll spend less time between shots. It’s ideal for those who have bad aiming. Also, the recoil isn’t strong on this weapon. Each Mag of this Shotgun has six bullets , but in this case, instead of inserting shells into the weapon, you’ll have to spend some time to reload the shotgun fully. In other words, you can’t use it while reloading like the previous two shotguns. Here’s a table of damage comparison of every class of this shotgun, as well as their reloading time: Rarity | DPS | Damage Per Bullet | Reload Time ---|---|---|--- Common | 107.8 | 77 | 5.78s Uncommon | 113.4 | 81 | 5.51s Rare | 119 | 85 | 5.25s Epic | 124.6 | 89 | 5s Legendary | 131.6 | 94 | 4.72s Every pellet of the shot that **** lands in the head will get its damage increased by 1.75. Rifles All of these weapons use Medium Ammo. The Havoc Suppressed and the Red-Eye Assault Rifles can be found on usual loot (Chests, on the ground, or by fishing). The Overclocked Pulse Rifle can only be found as a reward for claiming the Capture Point of the Loot Island. Havoc Suppressed Assault Rifle The Havoc Suppressed Assault Rifle works like a usual Rifle; it’s good in medium and long distances, has a fast rate of fire, and is fully automatic. However, it is also worth noting that it has an interesting perk, as it’s a suppressed weapon. Thanks to the silencer, this weapon is ideal for those who prefer not to engage in battles and instead like to hide, as it will not emit a blip in the radar every time you shoot, and you won’t hear where the shots come from. Each Mag of this rifle has a size of 30 bullets and has a standard reload time of 2.5 seconds. To further comparison, here’s a comparison table of the damage every class of this weapon has and its reload time: Rarity | DPS | Damage Per Bullet | Reload Time ---|---|---|--- Common | 126 | 21 | 2.75s Uncommon | 132 | 22 | 2.62s Rare | 138 | 23 | 2.5s Epic | 144 | 24 | 2.38s Legendary | 150 | 25 | 2.25s Mythic | 156 | 26 | 2.25s This weapon also has a Mythic class, which is also known as the Highcard’s Havoc Suppressed Rifle. This one has better stats than the Red-Eye Assault Rifle, and it’s way easier to get than the Overclocked Pulse Rifle, as well as having a longer mag size. It’s ideal to have on your matches if you have the chance of defeating Highcard. Lastly, every headshot will get its damage increased by 1.5. Red-Eye Assault Rifle The Red-Eye Assault Rifle is a good option in case you don’t get to find the Havoc Suppressed Rifle. It has everything a Rifle can ask for; it’s fully automatic, and it’s great at long distances because it has a red dot weapon sight. The only problem with this weapon is that it inflicts less damage than the Havoc Suppressed Rifle. To compensate for it, it’s a great weapon for those who have bad aim as it’s way easier to aim with it. It’s one of the few weapons that you have to aim with in first-person view. Every Mag of this weapon has a size of 25 bullets and has a standard reload time of 2.5 seconds. Here’s a comparison table of the damage each version of this weapon deals, including the reloading time: Rarity | DPS | Damage Per Bullet | Reload Time ---|---|---|--- Common | 112 | 32 | 2.75s Uncommon | 119 | 34 | 2.62s Rare | 126 | 36 | 2.5s Epic | 133 | 38 | 2.38s Legendary | 140 | 40 | 2.25s Lastly, every headshot landed with this weapon will see its damage increased by 1.65. Overclocked Pulse Rifle The Overclocked Pulse Rife is a perfect medium and high-range, fully automatic Rifle with a considerably slower fire rate but great damage. Other than that, it acts like a usual Rifle. This weapon has a DPS of 266 if aiming and 200 if shooting from the hip, and every bullet will deal 57 if aimed and 38 if shot from the hip. Each Mag of this weapon has a size of 20 bullets , and it has a reloading time of 2.68 seconds. It’s pretty slow compared with the previous two rifles, yet it’s not a game-changer difference. Every headshot you land with this weapon will have its damage increased by 1.5. Marksman Rifles The Heavy Sniper and the Dragon’s Breath Sniper use Heavy Ammo , while the Cobra DMR uses Medium Ammo. The Heavy Sniper and the Cobra DMR can be found on Chests, on the floor, and by fishing, but the Dragon’s Breath Sniper can only be found on Holo-Chests. To unlock it, you’ll need two keys. Be aware that people can see you when you are aiming because all the Marksman Rifles have a new feature named Sniper Glare. Every time you aim, your weapon will emit a very noticeable shine ; this is to avoid people camping for a lot of time and forcing them to use the Snipers only in specific situations. Heavy Sniper Rifle The Heavy Sniper Rifle is the weapon that deals the most damage in the game. As it’s a Sniper, it’s way better to use in long and very long distances, and it’s not recommended to use in medium and short distances as you can’t aim with it from the hip. Every Mag of this weapon only has a bullet , and it has a standard reloading time of 3.5 seconds, meaning you have to be very precise on your shots if you want to be dealing damage constantly. Also, this weapon deals a lot of damage to buildings, which is perfect for revealing targets. Below is a table of the damage this weapon can inflict on every class, as well as the reload time: Rarity | DPS | Damage Per Bullet | Reload Time ---|---|---|--- Rare | 90 | 120 | 5s Epic | 94.5 | 126 | 4.75s Legendary | 99 | 132 | 4.5s Lastly, every headshot will see its damage increased by a whopping 2.5. A well-landed headshot from a Legendary Heavy Sniper can sweep your target’s shields and HP. Cobra DMR This Marksman Rifle is pretty unique as i t’s a semi-automatic Sniper with a large Mag size that you can use to aim from the hip and uses Medium Ammo. Even though it’s perfect for large distances, you can also use it for medium distances . It’s not ideal, but it can get you out of a sketchy situation. This weapon has a Mag Size of 20 bullets and has a standard reloading time of 3.5 seconds. Nonetheless, you’ll find a table comparing the damage of this weapon’s different classes as well as its reloading time: Rarity | DPS | Damage Per Bullet | Reload Time ---|---|---|--- Common | 144 | 36 | 3.75s Uncommon | 152 | 38 | 3.62s Rare | 160 | 40 | 3.5s Epic | 168 | 42 | 3.35s Legendary | 176 | 44 | 3.25s Every headshot dealt by this weapon will see its damage increased by 1.5. Dragon’s Breath Sniper The Dragon’s Breath Sniper works exactly like the Heavy Sniper Rifle; it’s a long-range, slow-fire, high-damage weapon with only a single bullet in its Mag. This weapon is weaker than the legendary version of the Heavy Sniper Rifle, as it only inflicts 121 damage per bullet and has a reloading time of 2.5 seconds. The only thing that makes it viable in the game is that it can set structures on fire , which is pretty useful in Battle Royale, but it’s not as good in Zero Build Mode. Heisted Weapons The Heisted Weapons are just Exotic versions of most regular weapons you can find on the map. Of course, they deal much more damage but are harder to find than regular weapons. Also, every weapon holds a specific mechanic you can activate **** by reloading or shooting. Heisted Blink Mag SMG The Heisted Blink Mag SMG is the Exotic version of the Twin Mag SMG. Whenever you reload this weapon, you’ll get the Zero Point Dash effect for a short time. DPS | 273 ---|--- Damage Per Bullet | 21 Mag Size | 20 Bullets Reload Time | 0.85 on its first reload, 1.85 on its second reload Heisted Run’ N’ Gun SMG The Heisted Run’ N’ Gun SMG is the Exotic version of the Submachine Gun, which we saw for the last time in Chapter 3 Season 1. The Submachine Gun acts like a Twin Mag SMG but without having a second mag attached to the weapon, so it doesn’t have a short reload time. If you shoot and hold with the Run’ N’ Gun SMG, you’ll get a Slap Effect momentarily, meaning your stamina bar will not decrease while running. DPS | 198 ---|--- Damage Per Bullet | 18 Mag Size | 33 Bullets Reload Time | 2.55 seconds Heisted Accelerant Shotgun The Heisted Accelerant Shotgun is the Heisted version of the Maven Auto Shotgun. Whenever * you *deal damage with this weapon, you’ll get the Pepper Effect , which will make you walk, run and swim faster and will increase the weapon’s Fire Rate by a 50 percent. The effect will end if you don’t deal damage after a while. DPS | 137.2 ---|--- Damage Per Bullet | 98 Mag Size | 6 Bullets Reload Time | 4.68 seconds Heisted Breacher Shotgun The Heisted Breacher Shotgun works exactly like the Heavy Shotgun , which we saw for the last time in Chapter 3 Season 1. If you want a further comparison, it has the same perks as the Havoc Pump Shotgun; great damage, slow fire rate (A shot per second), and slow reload time. Nonetheless, this weapon has a way better fire range, as it concentrates its pellets in a single section. Also, the Breacher Shotgun deals extra damage to structures. DPS | 106 ---|--- Damage Per Bullet | 106 Mag Size | 5 Bullets Reload Time | 5.1 seconds Heisted Explosive Assault Rifle The Heisted Explosive Assault Rifle is the Exotic version of the Red-Eye Assault Rifle. It has an extra perk, as every bullet will explode when hitting a target (it can be an opponent, a building, etc.). DPS | 132 ---|--- Damage Per Bullet | 60 Mag Size | 12 Bullets Reload Time | 3 seconds Defensive Weapons and Items The Defensive Weapons are the real game-changers, as they can help you heal yourself or put a barrier between the damage and you. Chug Cannon The Chug Cannon is a wonderful item no matter the situation, as it’ll maintain you and your friends healed. If you shoot to the floor, you’ll shoot a can of Slurp that will give you a heal of 15 HP, and if you have full HP, it'll also replenish your Shields. If you shoot at a teammate, you’ll heal it too, but be careful, as the weapon can also heal your opponents. The Chug Cannon has five charges , and these charges have a cooldown time of 20 seconds. It reloads automatically. This weapon has a drawback, and that is that it occupies two slots of your weapon inventory , but it isn’t a big deal considering you have three spaces left that you can freely fill with weapons. In this game, you won’t need more than a Long, Medium, and a Short range weapon. Shield Bubble The Shield Bubble is a utility item that will create a big shield on an area upon landing. The Shield will protect the people inside from shots from the outside, but every player can get inside or outside the bubble freely. The Bubble lasts 30 seconds , which is more than enough time to heal yourself with Med Kits, the Chug Cannon, or the Slurp Juice. You can get this item in Chests, floor loot, or by fishing. Slurp Juice The Slurp Juice is a healing item that has been jumping on and out of the game since its introduction in Season 1. But in Chapter 4 Season 2, it got buffed, and its rarity changed to Legendary. The Slurp Juice will heal six HP or Shield Points per second for a total of 20 seconds , which is more than enough to fully heal and shield you. Also, the Slurp Juice can only be obtained through the Combat Caches and on the Capture Point of the Loot Island. NEXT: Fortnite: All POIs, Ranked

Everything You Need To Know About The Weapons And Items In Fortnite: MEGA

2025-10-11T15:12:39Z

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Weapons are the most important part of [https://Zeepetmart.com/ Fortnite story guide] . Having a diverse setup can give you excellent coverage against any situation you can face in a match, so it’s important that you pick your weapons carefully. It’s hard to do this in the early stages but, as you advance, you’ll be able to find many interesting weapons out there. Chapter 4 Season 2 has added a great collection of weapons that work perfectly together, and there isn't a single useless weapon in this season. If you want to learn more about them, let’s take a look at all the new and unvaulted weapons of [https://Zeepetmart.com/ Fortnite beginner guide] Chapter 4 Season 2. Kinetic Blade The most interesting weapon of Chapter 4 Season 2 is the Kinetic Blade. Not only because it’s a good melee weapon but also because it gives you a lot of mobility. The Kinetic Blade has a main attack named Knockback Slash . It has three hits, on the first two hits, the target will receive 35 damage per hit, reaching a total of 70 damage. In the last hit , instead of dealing damage, the target will get knocked back. It’s fair to say that if you send the target through the sky and fall from a considerable height, it’ll receive the usual fall damage. The Kinetic Blade also has a secondary attack named Dash Attack. The Dash Attack will impulse you to the front and will inflict 60 damage to every target that is on the way of the Dash. You can’t spam the Dash Attack as it has three charges, and each charge has a ten-second cooldown time. The Dash Attack has a drawback; every Dash has a startup time of 0.30 seconds when you can’t move anywhere until the Dash gets activated, meaning you’ll be briefly exposed to receive damage every time you Dash. So, even if the Kinetic Blade seems like a useful weapon, it can be an invaluable item if you use it to move through the map. The Kinetic Blade can take you out of the storm quickly and can make you travel through Points of Interest in a matter of seconds if you know how to manage the charges of the Dash Attack properly. SMGs and Pistols The Sub Machine Guns and the Pistols use Small-Ammo bullets . You can find all of these weapons in chests, on the floor, and fishing. If you open a Rare Chest, you have a chance to get a Rare (or better) version of these weapons. Twin Mag SMG The Twin Mag Sub Machine Gun (or SMG) is a weapon added in the previous season and has a characteristic that makes it shine above the rest of the weapons, as it has two reloaded mags. This means that if you consume a magazine of this weapon, your next reload will be fast, taking only 1.3 seconds to reload. When you consume your second mag, then you’ll have to reload both magazines, which will take a total of 2.3 seconds. Both mags of this weapon have 20 bullets, which is pretty standard. There are many SMGs from other seasons that have a better bullet count, but considering that the reload time isn’t that long when you switch mags, it’s worth it. Here’s a table of damage comparison between a Common Twin Mag SMG and its greater versions: Rarity | DPS | Damage Per Bullet ---|---|--- Common | 208 | 16 Uncommon | 221 | 17 Rare | 234 | 18 Epic | 247 | 19 Legendary | 260 | 20 It’s fair to say that if you land a headshot with a Twin Mag SMG, the damage will be multiplied by 1.5. Tactical Pistol The Tactical Pistol is an automatic pistol with a high-fire rate, even to the point when it can be used as a replacement for an SMG. This weapon is also highly valuable because of its small recoil and its tiny spread ; in other words, it’s easier to land shots on a medium or short distance with the Tactical Pistol than with the Twin Mag SMG. Each mag of the Tactical Pistol has 15 bullets , and the reload time will depend on the class of the weapon. Here's a table with the damage comparison of all the classes of the Tactical Pistol and the reloading time of each of them: Rarity | DPS | Damage Per Bullet | Reloading Time ---|---|---|--- Common | 156.4 | 23 | 1.5s Uncommon | 163.2 | 24 | 1.45s Rare | 170 | 25 | 1.4s Epic | 176.8 | 26 | 1.35s Legendary | 190.4 | 28 | 1.3s Lastly, whenever you land a headshot on a target, the damage will be multiplied by two. Shotguns The Shotguns use Shotgun Shells. These weapons can be commonly found on the floor, in chests, and by fishing. Havoc Pump Shotgun The Havoc Pump Shotgun is a high-damage, slow-reload weapon, which is only usable in very short distances. The most notorious thing about this shotgun (and the thing that makes it worse than the other shotguns) is that you have to pump in between shots , which leads to very slow damage in battles, and it’s a drawback in case you are fighting against a target with an SMG. The bullet spread of this shotgun is very wide ; hence why it excels in very short distances. Each mag of this shotgun has only six bullets , and it reloads by only one shell at a time . The reload time will be shorter the better the class of the weapon, but regardless of the class of the weapon, it’ll take you a lot of time to reload. Here’s a comparison table of the damage that this shotgun can deal depending on its class and the amount of time it takes to fully reload it Rarity | DPS | Damage Per Bullet | Reload Time ---|---|---|--- Common | 81 | 108 | 5.5s Uncommon | 85.5 | 114 | 5.25s Rare | 90 | 120 | 5s Epic | 94.5 | 126 | 4.75s Legendary | 99 | 132 | 4.5s Mythic | 108 | 144 | 4.25s Every pellet of the shotgun shell that lands on the head will see its damage increased by two. Combat Shotgun The Combat Shotgun is a high-damage, quick-reload time, high-range shotgun that excels in medium distances and is the perfect weapon to use if you don’t want to rely on SMGs. The pellets of every shot of this shotgun spread in a small range. This can mean that the Shotgun isn’t as good as others in short-distance battles, but in fact, it’s very good to use in short distances, too, if you know how to aim from the hip or have enough room to aim. Thanks to this small range, every shot in the head will deal a lot of damage. It’s not as good as the Maven Auto Shotgun in this sense, but it’s a better option than the Havoc Pump Shotgun. Each Mag of this Shotgun has eight Shotgun Shells , and it has a quick reload time as it reloads two shells at a time. Below is a table comparing the damage and the reload time of all the classes of the weapon: Rarity | DPS | Damage Per Bullet | Reload Time ---|---|---|--- Common | 102 | 60 | 5.7s Uncommon | 108.8 | 64 | 5.5s Rare | 113.9 | 67 | 5.3s Epic | 119 | 70 | 5s Legendary | 125.8 | 74 | 4.7s Every pellet that lands in the head of your opponent will see its damage increased by 1.75. Maven Auto Shotgun The Maven Auto Shotgun takes all the best things of the Havoc Pump Shotgun and the Combat Shotgun and mixes them together into a fully automatic, short and medium-ranged, high-damage, and short-reload time shotgun. This one is a weapon that adapts to every situation, as it has a short fire range that is wider than the Combat Shotgun’s range but shorter than the Havoc Pump Shotgun. The best part of the shotgun is that it’s automatic , which means you’ll spend less time between shots. It’s ideal for those who have bad aiming. Also, the recoil isn’t strong on this weapon. Each Mag of this Shotgun has six bullets , but in this case, instead of inserting shells into the weapon, you’ll have to spend some time to reload the shotgun fully. In other words, you can’t use it while reloading like the previous two shotguns. Here’s a table of damage comparison of every class of this shotgun, as well as their reloading time: Rarity | DPS | Damage Per Bullet | Reload Time ---|---|---|--- Common | 107.8 | 77 | 5.78s Uncommon | 113.4 | 81 | 5.51s Rare | 119 | 85 | 5.25s Epic | 124.6 | 89 | 5s Legendary | 131.6 | 94 | 4.72s Every pellet of the shot that **** lands in the head will get its damage increased by 1.75. Rifles All of these weapons use Medium Ammo. The Havoc Suppressed and the Red-Eye Assault Rifles can be found on usual loot (Chests, on the ground, or by fishing). The Overclocked Pulse Rifle can only be found as a reward for claiming the Capture Point of the Loot Island. Havoc Suppressed Assault Rifle The Havoc Suppressed Assault Rifle works like a usual Rifle; it’s good in medium and long distances, has a fast rate of fire, and is fully automatic. However, it is also worth noting that it has an interesting perk, as it’s a suppressed weapon. Thanks to the silencer, this weapon is ideal for those who prefer not to engage in battles and instead like to hide, as it will not emit a blip in the radar every time you shoot, and you won’t hear where the shots come from. Each Mag of this rifle has a size of 30 bullets and has a standard reload time of 2.5 seconds. To further comparison, here’s a comparison table of the damage every class of this weapon has and its reload time: Rarity | DPS | Damage Per Bullet | Reload Time ---|---|---|--- Common | 126 | 21 | 2.75s Uncommon | 132 | 22 | 2.62s Rare | 138 | 23 | 2.5s Epic | 144 | 24 | 2.38s Legendary | 150 | 25 | 2.25s Mythic | 156 | 26 | 2.25s This weapon also has a Mythic class, which is also known as the Highcard’s Havoc Suppressed Rifle. This one has better stats than the Red-Eye Assault Rifle, and it’s way easier to get than the Overclocked Pulse Rifle, as well as having a longer mag size. It’s ideal to have on your matches if you have the chance of defeating Highcard. Lastly, every headshot will get its damage increased by 1.5. Red-Eye Assault Rifle The Red-Eye Assault Rifle is a good option in case you don’t get to find the Havoc Suppressed Rifle. It has everything a Rifle can ask for; it’s fully automatic, and it’s great at long distances because it has a red dot weapon sight. The only problem with this weapon is that it inflicts less damage than the Havoc Suppressed Rifle. To compensate for it, it’s a great weapon for those who have bad aim as it’s way easier to aim with it. It’s one of the few weapons that you have to aim with in first-person view. Every Mag of this weapon has a size of 25 bullets and has a standard reload time of 2.5 seconds. Here’s a comparison table of the damage each version of this weapon deals, including the reloading time: Rarity | DPS | Damage Per Bullet | Reload Time ---|---|---|--- Common | 112 | 32 | 2.75s Uncommon | 119 | 34 | 2.62s Rare | 126 | 36 | 2.5s Epic | 133 | 38 | 2.38s Legendary | 140 | 40 | 2.25s Lastly, every headshot landed with this weapon will see its damage increased by 1.65. Overclocked Pulse Rifle The Overclocked Pulse Rife is a perfect medium and high-range, fully automatic Rifle with a considerably slower fire rate but great damage. Other than that, it acts like a usual Rifle. This weapon has a DPS of 266 if aiming and 200 if shooting from the hip, and every bullet will deal 57 if aimed and 38 if shot from the hip. Each Mag of this weapon has a size of 20 bullets , and it has a reloading time of 2.68 seconds. It’s pretty slow compared with the previous two rifles, yet it’s not a game-changer difference. Every headshot you land with this weapon will have its damage increased by 1.5. Marksman Rifles The Heavy Sniper and the Dragon’s Breath Sniper use Heavy Ammo , while the Cobra DMR uses Medium Ammo. The Heavy Sniper and the Cobra DMR can be found on Chests, on the floor, and by fishing, but the Dragon’s Breath Sniper can only be found on Holo-Chests. To unlock it, you’ll need two keys. Be aware that people can see you when you are aiming because all the Marksman Rifles have a new feature named Sniper Glare. Every time you aim, your weapon will emit a very noticeable shine ; this is to avoid people camping for a lot of time and forcing them to use the Snipers only in specific situations. Heavy Sniper Rifle The Heavy Sniper Rifle is the weapon that deals the most damage in the game. As it’s a Sniper, it’s way better to use in long and very long distances, and it’s not recommended to use in medium and short distances as you can’t aim with it from the hip. Every Mag of this weapon only has a bullet , and it has a standard reloading time of 3.5 seconds, meaning you have to be very precise on your shots if you want to be dealing damage constantly. Also, this weapon deals a lot of damage to buildings, which is perfect for revealing targets. Below is a table of the damage this weapon can inflict on every class, as well as the reload time: Rarity | DPS | Damage Per Bullet | Reload Time ---|---|---|--- Rare | 90 | 120 | 5s Epic | 94.5 | 126 | 4.75s Legendary | 99 | 132 | 4.5s Lastly, every headshot will see its damage increased by a whopping 2.5. A well-landed headshot from a Legendary Heavy Sniper can sweep your target’s shields and HP. Cobra DMR This Marksman Rifle is pretty unique as i t’s a semi-automatic Sniper with a large Mag size that you can use to aim from the hip and uses Medium Ammo. Even though it’s perfect for large distances, you can also use it for medium distances . It’s not ideal, but it can get you out of a sketchy situation. This weapon has a Mag Size of 20 bullets and has a standard reloading time of 3.5 seconds. Nonetheless, you’ll find a table comparing the damage of this weapon’s different classes as well as its reloading time: Rarity | DPS | Damage Per Bullet | Reload Time ---|---|---|--- Common | 144 | 36 | 3.75s Uncommon | 152 | 38 | 3.62s Rare | 160 | 40 | 3.5s Epic | 168 | 42 | 3.35s Legendary | 176 | 44 | 3.25s Every headshot dealt by this weapon will see its damage increased by 1.5. Dragon’s Breath Sniper The Dragon’s Breath Sniper works exactly like the Heavy Sniper Rifle; it’s a long-range, slow-fire, high-damage weapon with only a single bullet in its Mag. This weapon is weaker than the legendary version of the Heavy Sniper Rifle, as it only inflicts 121 damage per bullet and has a reloading time of 2.5 seconds. The only thing that makes it viable in the game is that it can set structures on fire , which is pretty useful in Battle Royale, but it’s not as good in Zero Build Mode. Heisted Weapons The Heisted Weapons are just Exotic versions of most regular weapons you can find on the map. Of course, they deal much more damage but are harder to find than regular weapons. Also, every weapon holds a specific mechanic you can activate **** by reloading or shooting. Heisted Blink Mag SMG The Heisted Blink Mag SMG is the Exotic version of the Twin Mag SMG. Whenever you reload this weapon, you’ll get the Zero Point Dash effect for a short time. DPS | 273 ---|--- Damage Per Bullet | 21 Mag Size | 20 Bullets Reload Time | 0.85 on its first reload, 1.85 on its second reload Heisted Run’ N’ Gun SMG The Heisted Run’ N’ Gun SMG is the Exotic version of the Submachine Gun, which we saw for the last time in Chapter 3 Season 1. The Submachine Gun acts like a Twin Mag SMG but without having a second mag attached to the weapon, so it doesn’t have a short reload time. If you shoot and hold with the Run’ N’ Gun SMG, you’ll get a Slap Effect momentarily, meaning your stamina bar will not decrease while running. DPS | 198 ---|--- Damage Per Bullet | 18 Mag Size | 33 Bullets Reload Time | 2.55 seconds Heisted Accelerant Shotgun The Heisted Accelerant Shotgun is the Heisted version of the Maven Auto Shotgun. Whenever * you *deal damage with this weapon, you’ll get the Pepper Effect , which will make you walk, run and swim faster and will increase the weapon’s Fire Rate by a 50 percent. The effect will end if you don’t deal damage after a while. DPS | 137.2 ---|--- Damage Per Bullet | 98 Mag Size | 6 Bullets Reload Time | 4.68 seconds Heisted Breacher Shotgun The Heisted Breacher Shotgun works exactly like the Heavy Shotgun , which we saw for the last time in Chapter 3 Season 1. If you want a further comparison, it has the same perks as the Havoc Pump Shotgun; great damage, slow fire rate (A shot per second), and slow reload time. Nonetheless, this weapon has a way better fire range, as it concentrates its pellets in a single section. Also, the Breacher Shotgun deals extra damage to structures. DPS | 106 ---|--- Damage Per Bullet | 106 Mag Size | 5 Bullets Reload Time | 5.1 seconds Heisted Explosive Assault Rifle The Heisted Explosive Assault Rifle is the Exotic version of the Red-Eye Assault Rifle. It has an extra perk, as every bullet will explode when hitting a target (it can be an opponent, a building, etc.). DPS | 132 ---|--- Damage Per Bullet | 60 Mag Size | 12 Bullets Reload Time | 3 seconds Defensive Weapons and Items The Defensive Weapons are the real game-changers, as they can help you heal yourself or put a barrier between the damage and you. Chug Cannon The Chug Cannon is a wonderful item no matter the situation, as it’ll maintain you and your friends healed. If you shoot to the floor, you’ll shoot a can of Slurp that will give you a heal of 15 HP, and if you have full HP, it'll also replenish your Shields. If you shoot at a teammate, you’ll heal it too, but be careful, as the weapon can also heal your opponents. The Chug Cannon has five charges , and these charges have a cooldown time of 20 seconds. It reloads automatically. This weapon has a drawback, and that is that it occupies two slots of your weapon inventory , but it isn’t a big deal considering you have three spaces left that you can freely fill with weapons. In this game, you won’t need more than a Long, Medium, and a Short range weapon. Shield Bubble The Shield Bubble is a utility item that will create a big shield on an area upon landing. 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