You can easily build a powerful Flamethrower character by stacking tons of bonus fire damage. C Tier – Wasteland 3 Weapon Types Flamethrowersįlamethrowers have the potential to be great. Having taken both a Brawler and a Bladed Weapons user with otherwise identical builds through the game from start to finish, I have to admit, when comparing Wasteland 3 weapon types, the Bladed Weapons user felt like the stronger of the two. It probably works out to being roughly equal, but Brawling requires a lot more clicking. The difference between Bladed Weapons and Brawling is that with Bladed Weapons, you’ll run up and chunk an enemy with a 500 damage crit for 3 AP, and with Brawling weapons you’ll run up and hit them 3 times for 100 damage with one or two attacks critting for 200 damage. It’s only worth it to use the finisher on extremely high health enemies that are beefy enough to end up with 10 combo stacks applied to them. In practice, the combo finisher doesn’t get a lot of use since it costs more AP than a standard Brawling attack once you’ve gotten the capstone Brawling perk, which lowers the AP cost for Brawling attacks. They have a unique mechanic where they build up a combo count on enemies over successive attacks and then unleash a powerful combo finisher to finish them off. Brawling Weaponsīrawling Weapons are pretty good and you can get one of the two best Brawling Weapons extremely early and with little effort.
I feel like that means they deserve a spot in B Tier among the Wasteland 3 weapon types. Pistols are reliable, they don’t cost much AP, and they do decent though not outstanding damage. Between the Pistol perk, Kickboy’s Heart Pendant and potentially Lucia’s Background, you can get Strikes with Pistols pretty much every round. Thanks to their perks, they build up the Strike meter quickly. If you don’t want to use Shotguns, though, for whatever reason, Pistols aren’t terrible. The main problem with Pistols is that if you have points in Small Arms in order to use Pistols, you should probably just use Shotguns instead, since Shotguns are so ridiculous.
All things considered, Bladed Weapons are probably marginally more powerful than Brawling Weapons, but their damage doesn’t require nearly as much clicking, so it feels like they’re stronger. Unlike with Brawling, which usually has you attack a medium health target 5-6 times before taking it down, Bladed Weapons tends to chunk high health enemies down in a few hits. I feel like it’s important to mention that the ultimate Bladed Weapon is just super cool looking. With the double attack perk, your Bladed Weapon attacks effectively cost 2 AP.
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Having tried out all of the different melee weapons, Bladed Weapons are the best because of their perks, which give them +25% crit after moving and a free attack if they attack the same target twice. B Tier – Wasteland 3 Weapon Types Bladed Weapons The ultimate Sniper Rifle hits every enemy in a line, which only amplifies their killing potential, though you may still want to use the second-best Sniper Rifle since it’s more conventional and has a larger clip-size. If you have a Death Wish Sniper equipped with Bronco’s Heart Pendant (+10% Crit Chance), they’ll crit almost every shot for thousands of damage with the higher end sniper rifles. Throughout most of the game, if you have a well-built Sniper, they’ll get at least one kill every round.
Unlike SMGs and Shotguns, the ultimate Sniper Rifles aren’t miles more powerful than every other available Sniper Rifle, but they remain extremely potent weapons. Sniper Rifles are extremely powerful from beginning to end. Easily one of the best Wasteland 3 weapon types.
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If your Automatic Weapons user happens to be a custom character, you can give them the Serial Killer perk for even more destructive power. Combine that with the final Automatic Weapons perk, Trigger Happy, which grants 3 AP on-kill, and the second-to-last SMG perk, Stormer, which gives you a free attack after moving, and you’ve got yourself a killing machine.
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