power, accuracy and range.

Learn how to best utilize weapon power, accuracy, and range in Ghost Gunners. Understand the stats of LMGs like the T-95 and M60 to dominate close-quarters combat.

Alright, let's talk about the nitty-gritty of your arsenal in Ghost Gunners – specifically, how power, accuracy, and range play into your success. These stats can make or break a firefight, especially when you're deciding which weapon to bring into a mission. We'll break down a couple of examples to get you started.

T-95

• Mag capacity: 30
• Fire Modes: Auto, Sem-iauto
• Zoom: n/a

Overall: 11/20

Power: 4/5

Accuracy: 2/5

Range: 2/5

Rate of Fire: 5/5

This gun, the T-95, is a real beast when it comes to laying down fire. Think of it as a hybrid – it's got the punch of a heavier weapon but can also spit bullets like an assault rifle. The downside? Its accuracy and range are pretty rough. You'll want to pull this out when you know you'll be in tight spots, like on maps such as Boneyard, where you're going to be in a lot of close-quarters gunfights. Its high rate of fire means you can suppress enemies effectively up close.

Light Machine Guns (General Overview)

Generally speaking, Light Machine Guns (LMGs) in Ghost Gunners come with a higher rate of fire and can hold more ammo in their magazines. However, this often comes at the cost of accuracy and increased recoil. Personally, I tend to lean towards assault rifles because I find the recoil on LMGs a bit much to handle consistently. But hey, if you're comfortable with them and can manage the kick, go for it! Many of these LMGs share similar characteristics, so I'll focus on rating them rather than giving a deep dive into each one.

M60

• Mag capacity: 100
• Fire Modes: Auto
• Zoom: n/a

Overall: 17/20

Power: 5/5

Accuracy: 2/5

Range: 1/5

Rate of Fire: 5/5

The M60 is an updated take on a classic LMG. It's built for serious firepower and is designed to be a heavy hitter. With a massive 100-round magazine and a 5/5 rate of fire, it can keep suppressing fire for a long time. However, just like the T-95, its accuracy and range are quite low, with the range being particularly weak at 1/5. This means you'll be most effective with the M60 in very close engagements where you can unleash its full potential without worrying too much about precision at a distance.