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The Adv Autocanon fires a rapid burst of 4 shots a quick succession and continues to do so for as long as you hold down the trigger. The shots will drop slightly over long distance so you may have to aim slightly high to land hits at range. It has sensor based splash damage that will not register against the firing mech. So you can shoot at the ground under your feet and not hit yourself which is useful for persuading melee mechs to leave you alone. | The Adv Autocanon fires a rapid burst of 4 shots a quick succession and continues to do so for as long as you hold down the trigger. The shots will drop slightly over long distance so you may have to aim slightly high to land hits at range. It has sensor based splash damage that will not register hits against the firing mech. So you can shoot at the ground under your feet and not hit yourself which is useful for persuading melee mechs to leave you alone. | ||
Revision as of 11:22, 12 June 2015
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| Adv Autocannon | |
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| Type | Technological |
| Damage Type | Ballistic |
| Heat | 6 |
| Ammo | 264 |
| Rate of Fire | .9s cycle time |
| Burst Length | 4 |
| Damage | 12 |
| Hard-mount | none |
| Included with | Revenge |
| Mount Points | Left Shoulder, Right Shoulder, Right Arm, Left Arm |
| Cost | 6 |
| Damage per Second | 53.33 |
| Heat per Second | 6.67 |
| Damage per Heat | 8 |
| Damage per Cost | 8 |
| DPS per Cost | 8.89 |
The Adv Autocanon fires a rapid burst of 4 shots a quick succession and continues to do so for as long as you hold down the trigger. The shots will drop slightly over long distance so you may have to aim slightly high to land hits at range. It has sensor based splash damage that will not register hits against the firing mech. So you can shoot at the ground under your feet and not hit yourself which is useful for persuading melee mechs to leave you alone.
