I love that thous useless weapons exist tho - makes the game more lively. * Stun-gun: NO! I already have Dartgun that can do the same - ie. Degraded to camera-duty from second level on. * Dartgun: Works very well against nearly all of the early game enemies due of its sick refire rate. Tossed away the moment inventory gets full. * pipe: Needed for the few early serv-bots (which are immune to dartgun) and early cameras to spare ammo. My take on the weapons and what i tend to carry around: * the (2) line for grenades/etc is the same as (1) with 50% damage reduction to simulate non-perfect hit. as the weapons that are that much better than the target die fast enough for it to not be particularly interesting.

the ones underlined and in italic i did not specifically test yet - just guessed.

* refire delay is my judgement by firing/using the things ingame. No 50% option for Sparq and Blaster as their energy usage is fairly low even on max setting). * clip size for sparq/etc is floor(max_player_energy/shot_per_energy) given min/50%/max setting (No overload. * ammo line for grenades/etc is the explosion radius. well how much of the player's max energy (255) the shoot will take. made up to get reasonable colors (all the colors are from 'conditional formatting') in regards of hitcount/time. * clip size for melee/grenade/etc weapons is. Breaker - hopefully with not too many errors :/. * white = fine, aka not terrible nor good. Bad damage type and/or can not penetrate armor. * damage types and vulnerabilities are used in calculations. * all damage goes through 33% penalty (*0.67) that comes with the highest combat difficulty. (2) How much time it takes to kill with it. * every enemy has two calculated numbers shown per weapon/ammo: (1) How many hits are needed to kill with it. In pfd form: (.odf for odf version of it)

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