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| − | {{quotation|Some weapons can modify skills. Additionally, some weapons will have unique, specialization-specific skills.| | + | {{quotation|Some weapons can modify skills. Additionally, some weapons will have unique, specialization-specific skills.|April Q&A Part 3|https://corepunk.com/en/community/threads;id{{=}}2119}} |
[[File:Weapon_Preview.jpg|thumb|400px|A preview of an uncommon [[Spiked Spear]] with "more information" toggled.]] | [[File:Weapon_Preview.jpg|thumb|400px|A preview of an uncommon [[Spiked Spear]] with "more information" toggled.]] | ||
| − | In Corepunk, [[weapon]]s can be equipped to provide stat bonuses | + | In Corepunk, [[weapon]]s can be equipped to provide stat bonuses and unique appearances. Each [[Weapon Mastery]] has its own unique weapon type - such as spears for the [[Legionary]], or bows for the [[Ranger]]. Along with [[artifacts]], weapons are the primary source of a player's power. Unlike artifacts, weapons are visible on the player character model. |
==Acquisition== | ==Acquisition== | ||
Weapons in Corepunk can be crafted with [[Weaponsmithing]], purchased, dropped by killed characters, or sometimes traded.<br> | Weapons in Corepunk can be crafted with [[Weaponsmithing]], purchased, dropped by killed characters, or sometimes traded.<br> | ||
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A weapon's attribtues can be affected in three ways: its basic [[stat]]s, its [[chip]]s, and its skills. | A weapon's attribtues can be affected in three ways: its basic [[stat]]s, its [[chip]]s, and its skills. | ||
===Stats=== | ===Stats=== | ||
| − | {{see| | + | {{see|Stat|Main Article:}} |
A weapon's stats represent its base power without any add-ons. The only way to change a weapon's stats are via a reroll with the [[Synthesis Machine]].<br> | A weapon's stats represent its base power without any add-ons. The only way to change a weapon's stats are via a reroll with the [[Synthesis Machine]].<br> | ||
| − | All weapons have three and only three stats: | + | All weapons that aren't shields have three and only three stats: |
| − | :{{arrow}}Attack Speed | + | :{{arrow}}{{stat|Attack Speed}} |
| − | :{{arrow}}Weapon Damage | + | :{{arrow}}{{stat|Weapon Damage}} |
| − | :{{arrow}}Damage Per Second | + | :{{arrow}}{{stat|Damage Per Second}} |
| + | Shields have the following additional stats: | ||
| + | :{{arrow}}{{stat|Shield Ability Block Chance}} | ||
| + | :{{arrow}}{{stat|Shield Ability Block Power}} | ||
| + | :{{arrow}}{{stat|Shield Block Chance}} | ||
| + | :{{arrow}}{{stat|Shield Block Power}} | ||
The [[Gear Score]] of a weapon quantifies its stats. The higher the gear score, the better the weapon is. A weapon's gear score is calculated by adding its weapon damage and attack speed, then rounding to the nearest integer. | The [[Gear Score]] of a weapon quantifies its stats. The higher the gear score, the better the weapon is. A weapon's gear score is calculated by adding its weapon damage and attack speed, then rounding to the nearest integer. | ||
===Chips=== | ===Chips=== | ||
| − | {{see| | + | {{see|Chip|Main Article:}} |
| − | Weapons have [[ | + | Weapons have [[Socket]]s, where chips can be inserted to give the weapon bonus effects. All weapons have an [[Socket#Advanced Sockets|advanced socket]], and uncommon or higher [[quality]] weapons have additional [[Socket#Standard Sockets|standard sockets]] (one additional standard socket for each increase in quality). |
[[Chip#Advanced Chips|Advanced chips]] give the weapon unique effects, whereas [[Chip#Standard Chips|Standard Chips]] give the weapon stat bonuses.<br> | [[Chip#Advanced Chips|Advanced chips]] give the weapon unique effects, whereas [[Chip#Standard Chips|Standard Chips]] give the weapon stat bonuses.<br> | ||
Socket bonuses reward the player for matching the correct chip type to the correct socket type. These provide minor bonuses to the weapon's stats. | Socket bonuses reward the player for matching the correct chip type to the correct socket type. These provide minor bonuses to the weapon's stats. | ||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
:{{arrow}}[[Artifact]] | :{{arrow}}[[Artifact]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:49, 17 February 2024
“Some weapons can modify skills. Additionally, some weapons will have unique, specialization-specific skills.
In Corepunk, weapons can be equipped to provide stat bonuses and unique appearances. Each Weapon Mastery has its own unique weapon type - such as spears for the Legionary, or bows for the Ranger. Along with Artifacts, weapons are the primary source of a player's power. Unlike artifacts, weapons are visible on the player character model.
Acquisition[edit]
Weapons in Corepunk can be crafted with Weaponsmithing, purchased, dropped by killed characters, or sometimes traded.
Some weapons are bound to the player either on equip or on pickup. Once a weapon is bound, it cannot be exchanged between different players.
Attributes[edit]
A weapon's attribtues can be affected in three ways: its basic stats, its chips, and its skills.
Stats[edit]
A weapon's stats represent its base power without any add-ons. The only way to change a weapon's stats are via a reroll with the Synthesis Machine.
All weapons that aren't shields have three and only three stats:
Shields have the following additional stats:
The Gear Score of a weapon quantifies its stats. The higher the gear score, the better the weapon is. A weapon's gear score is calculated by adding its weapon damage and attack speed, then rounding to the nearest integer.
Chips[edit]
Weapons have Sockets, where chips can be inserted to give the weapon bonus effects. All weapons have an advanced socket, and uncommon or higher Quality weapons have additional standard sockets (one additional standard socket for each increase in quality).
Advanced chips give the weapon unique effects, whereas Standard Chips give the weapon stat bonuses.
Socket bonuses reward the player for matching the correct chip type to the correct socket type. These provide minor bonuses to the weapon's stats.
Skills[edit]
Some weapons have skills that can be activated in slots F1 and F2 in the skill bar. They function in the same way as Active Artifacts.