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The Hydra may lock targets, which might come in handy against vehicles, but its damage is laughable at best and you'll most likely die before netting a kill. The Ravager can have some form of utility by denying space with its area of effect charge blast, but it has low time to kill, is slow to charge, and you need to manually vent it. They are, without a shadow of a doubt, the worst and most useless guns in Halo Infinite. The Sentinel Beam rips shields but it has a very slow overall time to kill, so you can't completely rely on it, it's also very useless at long range so chances are you can get easily outplayed.Īs for the Disruptor, it's a very gimmicky pistol, it takes almost half a clip to take someone down, with damage over time compensating for its lack of firepower, however, it's not noticeable enough to warrant ever using it over the Sidekick. The Sidekick is perfect to finish off opponents with no shields if you need to reload with your primary gun, but a Magnum it is not. C-Tier Slick design, very situational use. Meanwhile, the Shotgun has been reworked, sure, it's faster now but it comes with the heavy cost of just not feeling as impactful as it used to be. The Pulse Carbine feels like a discount Battle Rifle, as its shots are projectiles rather than hitscan. Take the Cindershot for instance, it has a slow reload speed, doesn't one-shot targets, yet it's perfect for scenarios in which you see multiple opponents clustered together. On paper, a lot of these could be devastating but they miss the mark in certain important aspects. Even if you miss, they pack a lot of heat. The Stalker Rifle is a DMR-like weapon, being able to three-tap opponents, the VK78 works similarly, though you trade damage for a faster fire rate.ĭon't sleep on the Heatwave either, as its alternative vertical firing can two-shot opponents providing you hit the entire plasma beams. Moving on to more interesting things, we highly recommend you try out the other guns in this tier. The MA40 Assault Rifle is not a meme weapon anymore, at midrange it is a decent option and can easily outplay a BR75 if you're precise enough. A-Tier The Stalker Rifle is a fantastic new addition. The newcomer to this list is the Shock Rifle, which adds versatility to the snipers in the game by providing a bit of splash damage when you hit opposing enemies that are grouped up. The old reliable "simple to use" powerful weapons, such as the one-shot headshot sniper and devastating rocket launcher will be familiar territory for Halo veterans as well. The BR75 feels just as good as it has ever felt to shoot, with the three-shot burst impact immediate player feedback filling you with immense joy as soon as you hear it. Some of the most iconic guns in the game remain at the top of it even after 20 years. D-Tier: Avoid at all costs if possible.C-Tier : So-so weapons, there are probably better options for you out there.
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