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At Rank 1, Bolt increases Tech weapon Charge speed, and rank 2 increases Charged weapon damage by 15%. Rank 3 unlocks the Bolt ability, which activates if players let go of the trigger for a Charged shot right before it reaches max Charge. These shots deal 30% extra damage, but reduced damage against enemies behind cover. Its sub-perks help to further boost the potential of charged weap With Cyberpunk 2077 just recently emerged from development hell, the cyberpunk genre might actually get some r...

While the Finisher: Savage Sling and Quake perks might not apply to ranged gun-wielders, melee players won't find much use for Spontaneous Obliteration or Rip & Tear. Be sure to check each of the best Body perks in Cyberpunk 2077 listed below for details on which builds each perk works best with, as well as what to expect from the sub-perks each is tied These perks aren't anything too game-changing, but the extra Health Item charge is nice for most builds in general. This is one of the best Tech...

This, similarly to Among Us , saw huge success this year. The game launched and its popularity continued to grow. I’m a huge fan of horror games, but Phasmophobia takes horror to weirdly new cooperative heights by introducing voice commands that are used to trigger ghost activity. While hunting a ghost is fun and everything, the atmosphere that builds up around you is mostly of your own making, which I find impressive. Ghosts can throw things, and they can flicker lights, and make noises. But be...

This is one of the very few missions in the game that players probably won't want to complete because doing so will cause them to lose one of the best weapons available. They will be able to start this mission by going to the objective point in Vista Del Ray. Once here players will come across a dead person with a strange-looking gun nearby. This gun is Skippy, a talking smart pistol that has very impressive stats and scales to the player's level. Not only is Skippy a good weapon, but he is also...

As 2020 (thankfully) comes to a close, the DualShockers staff is coming together to share their personal favorite games throughout the year. Unlike our official Game of the Year Awards, each of these lists is meant to reflect which games stood out personally to each of our staff members. Additionally, any game -- not just 2020 releases -- can be considered in each Top 10 L I continually find myself striving to rank up to Diamond with Platinum 3 being the highest I’ve been able to gain. I enjoy t...

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 game 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 c...

The next skill, Embedded Exploit, requires 2 points for players to proceed up the tree. At level 1, players will receive a further +10% to their RAM recovery rate. To make matters even better , a +60% quickhack damage against enemies is granted, but only to those enemies that have been affected by the Control, Covert, or Distract Enemies quickhack. Night City has never been so danger O' Five - This may not be the most powerful or most versatile of the sniper rifles, but it can't be argued that t...

Jinchu-Maru - This is an interesting katana that is really only useful to players who are using a specific cybernetic ability, but those who are will be able to deal massive amounts of damage to their foes. All players who use it will be able to deal double damage to any enemy that has at least twice as much health as them, which makes it great to use against bosses. Those who have the Kerenzikov ability (the one that slows downtime for a few seconds ever so often) will be able to be to deal cri...

By far some of the best weapons in the RPG Game patch notes are the unique ones. Each of these weapons comes with its own set of special skills and abilities that make them far more effective than their standard counterparts. These usually aren't as easy to track down either, so players will need to complete a few steps first to receive one. As far as raw damage output goes nothing tops the unique shotguns of Cyberpunk 2077 . This guide shows players the best shotguns in the game and how to find...

While the Finisher: Savage Sling and Quake perks might not apply to ranged gun-wielders, melee players won't find much use for Spontaneous Obliteration or Rip & Tear. Be sure to check each of the best Body perks in Cyberpunk 2077 listed below for details on which builds each perk works best with, as well as what to expect from the sub-perks each is tied The Headsman - This is another shotgun that was nerfed by the developers considerably before players could get their hands on it, but at least w...

By far one of the more ridiculous missions throughout Cyberpunk 2077 , but more than worth it to watch the insanity of the whole thing. To start this mission players will need to head to the marker that is located in Little China. Once here there will be a pantsless guy bent over crying while he holds his crotch. The man, Jesse, explains that one of his implants is malfunctioning and he needs to see a Ripperdoc as soon as possible. The rest of the mission is the player trying to get Jesse to the...