With the introduction of patch 4.2, Fortnite Save the World gained the ability to re-roll perks on weapons via the perk recombobulator. This finally made all those almost-good legendary weapons that you didn’t quite want to throw away finally possibly viable. However, while the perk recombobulator made it possible to re-roll almost any perk, if you are looking to get maximum damage, some perks are better than others.

The Perk Recombobulator – Explained

In order to unlock the perk recombobulator, you must first complete Plankerton Storm Shield Defense 2. Afterwards, you will unlock the ability to modify perks and the ability to gain the resources to do that. These resources include:

• Re-Perk – Required to change perks on weapons
• Uncommon Perk Up – For leveling up common (grey) perks to uncommon (green) perks
• Rare Perk Up – For leveling up uncommon (green) perks to rare (blue) perks
• Epic Perk Up – For leveling up rare (blue) perks to epic (purple) perks
• Legendary Perk Up – For leveling up epic (purple) perks to legendary (orange) perks
• Fire Up – For changing the perk to the fire element
• Frost Up – For changing the perk to the water element
• Amp Up – For changing the perk to the nature element

Within, you will use these resources to not only change perks out of the five different slots, but you can also level those perks up. On legendary weapons, you will also unlock a random six perk slot. You cannot re-roll the perks in this sixth slot, which allows a slight aspect of random luck when you get new weapons.

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Standard Scoped Snipers do 2x on headshot Auto Snipers do 2x damage on headshots Bolt-Action Snipers do 2.5 damage on headshots Shotguns (at least Auto Shotguns) shoot 8 pellets. They do not crit individually, only as a whole. Auto Shotguns do 1.1x damage on headshots (seems low.

Does less dmg than farron flash sword but can be used in combination with it. The fact that this has limitless stun guarantees it will deal eventually more dmg than farron flashsword. Can be used to remove farron flashsword if needed and save 1 spell slot. Has maybe the 2nd highest spell buff in the game. Farron Flashsword is a Sorcery in Dark Souls 3. To cast a sorcery, you must use a Staff or Special Weapons that can cast Sorceries. Alteration of Soul Greatsword developed by sorcerers of the Undead Legion of Farron. The Legion has a tendency to emphasize speed over power, and this practical alteration of an existing sorcery is no exception.' Apr 14, 2016  The Farron Greatsword is alright, if a bit gimmicky. The only problem I see with it is that even at +5 it's damage is a bit low for how slowly it swings. Besides that, it's a fairly fun weapon to use, and I've caught a few people off-guard with it. Deals good dmg at very little fp, has great phantom range with longer staff. Sometimes just melts people in pvp especially when they expect your weapon not flashsword. My 2 cents, like very much will use forever. NEEDS the right build and gear to be good though, like all spells. Farron flashsword do poise dmg.

Ranged Weapons

For ranged weapons, you can re-roll and level perks in five different slots maximum. It is important to remember that one of these slots will always be elemental (though you can choose to pick just non-elemental physical damage) and one slot will be non-damage perks. The slots that are elemental and non-damage can be random slots, but they will always be there.

It is also worth noting that with the perk recombobulator, EPIC buffed the base crit hit chance on most weapons to offset the slight nerf that came with changing the crit hit perk to critical rating. However, there are still lower crit weapons which makes critical rating more preferable to critical damage in some cases still.

Slot One Perks

• Fire Rate
• Critical Rating
• Critical damage
• Damage

Typically the damage perk is the best bet for this slot. However, if you play a crit-based hero that gets buffs to crit chance or damage, it will likely be better to choose one of the crit perks. Yet, even if you don’t use a crit hero, choosing critical rating can still be a big help.

Slot Two Perks

• Magazine size
• Durability
• Reload speed
• Weapon stability

As none of these are damage perks, it doesn’t particularly matter what you pick here. For weapons with sway like an LMG, you may want stability. However, usually you will want to choose between magazine size and reload speed. For weapons with small magazines, like many shotguns, you will probably want reload speed.

Slot Three Perks

• Energy element + damage
• Fire element + damage
• Nature element + damage
• Water element + damage
• Physical element + damage (will have a higher damage percentage since it has no element)

As for what’s best here, that is completely up to your preference. At Canny Valley and beyond, an element on your weapon becomes a must. If you just want a decent all-around weapon, energy is a better pick then just straight physical.

Slot Four Perks

• Headshot damage
• Critical Rating
• Critical Damage
• Damage

All of these perks are great! Picking one depends on your hero (crit heroes or headshot heroes) or your play style. Headshot damage is generally really good, but only if you consistently aim for the head.

Slot Five Perks

• Increased damage to afflicted targets
• Increased damage to bosses and mist monsters
• Increased damage to slowed or snared targets
• Increased damage to stunned, staggered, and knocked down targets

This often compliments the sixth perk you rolled below. If you got affliction, then take increased damage to afflicted targets. If you got snare, then take increased damage to snared. If you got either headshot perk, then damage to mist monsters might be better.

https://golnordic.netlify.app/power-suit-unamred-dmg-builds-falloout-76.html. Slot Six Perks (Random and non-re-roll-able)

• Causes Affliction for 6 seconds
• Damage snares the target for 30% for 6 seconds
• 5 headshots in a row increases weapon damage for 30% for 10 seconds
• Headshot kills cause an explosion in a .5 tile radius for 30% weapon damage

The general consensus here is you want affliction all the time. That ticking damage is wonderful. Otherwise, the snare isn’t bad and the headshot perks are okay if you get a lot of head shots.

Melee Weapons

Melee weapons are very, very similar to ranged weapon rolls. To a point that it is actually kind of sad. However, you will note a few differences.

Slot One Perks

• Attack speed
• Critical Rating
• Critical damage
• Damage

All of these perks are great! You really need to decide what you need most. Attack speed can be useful for non-crit heroes, but crit heroes will still want to pick a crit perk.

Slot Two Perks

• Life Leech
• Damage resistance
• Durability
• Movement speed

This is the only slot where melee weapons are even remotely interesting. All of the perks, except maybe durability are useful to some degree. You could be a faster ninja or outlander. You could take more hits if you are always in the thick of it, or even leech health. The amount of life leech is rather negligible, so it may be better to pick movement or damage resistance. Life leech can be decent if you have a higher attack speed, though.

Slot Three Perks

• Energy element + damage
• Fire element + damage
• Nature element + damage
• Water element + damage
• Physical element + damage (will have a higher damage percentage since it has no element)

Again, this is up to pure preference and necessity. You will want to pick at least some element though, physical just won’t cut it at later levels.

Slot Four Perks

• Heavy Attack stamina efficiency
• Critical Rating
• Critical Damage
• Damage

For most melee weapon users, generally it will be making the decision between the two crit perks here, though damage still isn’t awful.

Slot Five Perks

• Increased damage to afflicted targets
• Increased damage to bosses and mist monsters
• Increased damage to slowed or snared targets
• Increased damage to stunned, staggered, and knocked down targets

Again, what you pick here depends on your sixth perk and your play style. If your hero has slow and snare abilities, obviously you want increased damage for that.

Slot Six Perks (Random and non-re-roll-able)

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• Causes Affliction for 6 seconds
• Damage snares the target for 30% for 6 seconds

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I can only assume there are two more perks here, but I have never seen any other than these two. For melee weapons, snares become slightly more viable, particularly if you are just dragon slashing through stuff.

Crit Dmg Vs Headshot Dmg Fortnite

Seriously, though. If you know what the other two are, leave a comment so I can update this. I checked like 15 legendary melee weapons and perhaps I just have bad luck.