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At very close range, it is possible to get maximum chance to hit even with the reduced precision. Precision seems to drop very rapidly as range increases.
 
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== Related items ==
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* [[JKK Tactful Jacket]] ''(Action point cost of Point Shot reduced by 25%)''
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== History ==
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Latest revision as of 02:39, 8 December 2023

Point Shot is a feat and a special attack.

Feat

Point Shot feat icon Point Shot
Grants you the ability to perform a quick pistol, SMG or assault rifle attack that costs 50% of the standard action point cost but has reduced precision.

Cooldown: 1 turn.


Requirements

The action point cost gets rounded down.

Ability

Point Shot icon

Point Shot
Perform a quick pistol, SMG or assault rifle attack that costs 50% of the standard action point cost but has reduced precision.
Action Points: 50% of active weapon's AP cost
Range: Active weapon's range
Cooldown: 1 turn

At very close range, it is possible to get maximum chance to hit even with the reduced precision. Precision seems to drop very rapidly as range increases.

Specializations

  • Point Shot (10 levels) — Reduces the action point cost by additional 2% for each specialization point.

Related items

History