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Doesn't the dog take up a companion slot, right?

Stitch

and I carried him with me throughout the game.
Unfortunately, he is completely blind and is only good for healing. With his stupid shotgun, he will spend three-quarters of the game staying somewhere in the back. And I also had a bug, his armor and resistances suddenly dropped.

Don't listen to Drakokot, Quick Shot is excellent if you're not leveling up a sniper or some "I shoot in the eye" energy-based character. He is essential for heavy shooters.

well, mine will definitely not have skills for accuracy and critical hits, because I don't level up luck, and therefore I will probably shoot more often in bursts. but with regular weapons, not heavy ones.

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for SkyNet, you need to level up science and repair yourself, right?
and I also wanted to ask, can Lenny heal me and other companions?

I like taking all sorts of imperfect heavy units in tactical battles and using the "mutation" ability to change something and turn them into fast-firing ranged units.

Burst fire (if it's not from heavy weaponry) is for fools. Without the "lol, shooting at the eyes" tactic, light weapons are not very effective, and energy weapons are even less so.

heavy weapons can be upgraded later when your strength increases.
It would be better if someone could answer those questions.

Firing in bursts (if it's not a heavy weapon) is for fools. Without aiming for the eyes, light weapons are not very effective, and energy weapons are even less so.

It's clear that this is a newbie with no skill. Do you also aim for the eyes when using a Thompson or a Jackhammer?

Locki is back with another battle report, showcasing his inability to use effective strategies.

It’s most effective to go get some armor right after leaving Arroyo. So go take a bath.

Gently :) 1010

Has anyone played Lost Sector? It's an online, turn-based game, similar to Fallout. I'll invite both of you to the next birthday party if you promise to have a good time.

Burst fire:
Requires many rounds.
Deals good damage only with high luck.
High chance of hitting friendly units.
Burst fire is used by unskilled Barbarians who lack proper weapon handling skills.

Targeted fire:
High damage.
Low round consumption.
Accuracy.
Aesthetic appeal.

Deals good damage only with high luck.

This should be attributed to aiming.

Aiming is much less relevant here.

justify)

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burst fire is designed for high damage, i.e., to simply overwhelm with quantity
accurate shot is designed for a critical hit, and that's already a matter of luck.