Overview
The Muzzle Component affects a large number of Weapon characteristics including damage, range, recoil and bullet spread. Since muzzles have almost indistinguishable weight from one to the other, they do not affect the player's running speed. Muzzles can be fitted to all primary Weapons and all pistol class secondary Weapons excluding the Revolver.
Details
Muzzles are grouped into three categories in-game, although the statistics of individual Muzzles are different, each group provides a general set of advantages and disadvantages, explained below. All observations below are made against the 'default' Muzzle, the Overmatch FB-RX (seen to the right).
| Group | Pros | Cons |
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| Flashbrake | Flashbrakes that decrease damage will usually improve recoil, spread and range. | Flashbrakes that increase damage will usually negatively affect recoil, spread and range . |
| Suppressor | Somewhat reduces recoil and muzzle flash, decreases maximum bullet spread and reduced the audible distance of gunfire. | Reduces damage, can also reduce range and increase initial bullet spread. |
| Silencer | Greatly reduces recoil, muzzle flash and silences the weapon, also reduces maximum bullet spread | Reduces damage, range and increases initial bullet spread. |
It is also worth noting that some weapons have a maximum amount of damage they can do per shot, so some Muzzles will only provide negative stats in certain situations.
List of Muzzles
A full list of Muzzles and their statistics is forthcoming.
Muzzles
Note: Stat changes are different depending on what receiver you are using. The stat change will remain positive or negative, only the amount will change. The below are only a guide for now
| Image | Name | Damage | Spread-HIP | MAX | Spread-AIM | MAX | Recoil | Range | Note |
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Flashbrake muzzle. Standard-issue muzzle with no stat modifications. | ||||||||
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Flashbrake muzzle. Reduces spread and damage. | ||||||||
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Flashbrake muzzle. Increases range, and reduces spread, recoil, and damage. | ||||||||
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Suppressor muzzle. Greatly reduces recoil, but increases spread while reducing damage and range. | ||||||||
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Flashbrake muzzle. Reduces recoil and damage. | ||||||||
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Flashbrake muzzle. Significantly reduces recoil and damage. | ||||||||
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Suppressor muzzle. Greatly reduces recoil and damage. | ||||||||
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Flashbrake muzzle. Reduces recoil and damage. | ||||||||
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Flashbrake muzzle. Reduces spread and recoil while increasing range, but greatly reduces damage. | ||||||||
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Flashbrake muzzle. Significantly increases damage, but reduces range while increasing spread and recoil. | ||||||||
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Silencer muzzle. Significantly reduces recoil, but increases spread while reducing damage and range. | ||||||||
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Flashbrake muzzle. Increases damage, and reduces spread, recoil, and range. | ||||||||
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Flashbrake muzzle. Increases damage and recoil. | ||||||||
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Flashbrake muzzle. Greatly increases damage, but significantly increases recoil. | ||||||||
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Flashbrake muzzle. |
Pricing
Muzzles can be rented or purchased either with GP or Zen for one day, one week or permanently with prices increasing depending on the time period and initial price of the Muzzle, price brackets are as follows.
| 1 Day Rental Cost | 7 Day Rental Cost | Permanent Purchase Cost |
|---|---|---|
| 125 GP or 15 Zen | 700 GP or 90 Zen | 3275 GP or 300 Zen |
| 150 GP or 20 Zen | 825 GP or 105 Zen | 3825 GP or 350 Zen |
Note: Higher level equipment can cost more GP/Zen to rent for 7 days or purchase permanently, however the 1 day rental pice is consistent.