Ashlee Nordstrom

Divided We Stand - This weapon is incredibly unique in the fact that it is the only smart weapon out of these special assault rifles. This means that when players fire it at their enemies it will lock on to them and never miss. To make this even its unique ability allows it to target up to five enemies simultaneously, which means that it can attack five enemies a piece every time that the player pulls the trigger. This is combined with the fact that it has a superior rate of fire and can inflict shock and poison effects on its victims. This leads to it basically being able to poison and shock almost every single enemy that it hit by its rounds. The downside to Divided We Stand though is that it has a very low damage output and this is made even worse by being split up between five enemies at a time. Players can acquire this by winning the shooting contest during the Stadium Love side qu Tsumetogi - When it comes to raw damage per second for melee weapons in Cyberpunk 2077 , the Tsumetogi katana is by far the best option available for players. This weapon has the highest base DPS count of any other katana in the game as long as players aren't using certain special abilities. There is also a small chance to shock enemies with every swing, which is fairly likely to happen since the Tsumetogi can be swung five times every second. On top of all of this though this katana also grants players increased shock resistance, which can be highly necessary for a vast majority of fights in the game. In order to track it down, players will need to do the Pisces side quest for Judy. Players will find it in the room with the Tyger Claw bosses either on the table or on one of the enemy's bod The Chaos Pistol needs to be obtained by looting Royce . It's only possible to obtain it during " The Pickup " story mission, by enraging Maelstrom's associates and causing an all-out gunfight with the gang. Players that want a better variant can unlock the Edgerunner Artisan perk and craft a Legendary Ch Problem Solver - Much like the Yinglong, the Problem Solver looks like a pretty big disappointment upon first glance. Sadly unlike the Yinglong it continues to remain a pretty weak weapon compared to all of the other submachine guns. Its initial DPS is actually higher than the Yinglong, but it doesn't have any other advantages to help set it apart from other basic guns in the game. The only additional trait it sports is the chance to inflict bleeding, but that can be found on a bunch of non-unique submachine guns as well and some of those have a higher damage output to begin with. The biggest plus that this weapon has going for it is that it can be acquired early on in the game. All players have to do is pick the Problem Solver up from one of the enemies during the Riders On the Storm miss Gold-Plated Baseball Bat - Most players don't typically like using clubs in Cyberpunk 2077 because of how slow they typically are swung, but there is nothing to worry about with the Gold-Plated Baseball Bat. This weapon swings just as quickly as most of the katanas in the rpg game Weapons at five swings per second, which means that its DPS is astronomical. There are also chances to both stun and cause bleeding to enemies, which means that it is highly likely that these effects will be triggered during the course of a combo. This weapon is fast and packs a heavy punch, so it is perfect for almost any player's inventory. It can be found by taking the Second Conflict Side Job, where it will be in the pool that has been filled with cem Despite the fact that fan and critic reception to **Cyberpunk 2077 ** has been fairly mixed, there are many interesting aspects of it for players to explore if they are able to get past the massive amount of issues. The character creation element, a wide selection of weapons and vehicles, and the several different cybernetic enhancements are all very well done. These aspects of Cyberpunk 2077 can arguably make the experience worthwh Apparition - This weapon dishes out so much damage against its enemies that it sometimes feels a little bit unfair to be wielding it all honestly. This is a Tech weapon, so once again players are able to charge it up and deal double damage to their enemies. The fun part though is that the Apparition has an ability that doubles charged damage, so it effectively deals quadruple damage with charged shots. Just as interesting though is that if the player's health drops into critical levels the fire rate, reload speed, and damage are all increased dramatically. Damage, in particular, is increased so much that when combined with the charge feature it can dish out almost 6x the standard damage value. Players can acquire Apparition by taking it off of Frank's body during the "War Pigs" side Moron Labe - This gun has a pretty awful name, but those who put the time and resources into crafting it will be in possession of a pretty high-quality weapon. As a crafted weapon it will acquire a random elemental damage output and it already has a pretty high base DPS, but other than it really doesn't seem all that special until players read the fine print. The Moron Labe sports both an increased rate of fire and a chance of dismembering foes, which when put together means that there is a very high likelihood that whoever gets shot is going to wind up dismembered. This weapon isn't incredibly accurate, but with that feature it is no problem to spray bullets all over the place and take out everyone in the player's path. Players can acquire the blueprint to this weapon by picking it up from an enemy during a Suspected Crime Activity in West