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<br>Prototype Shingen: Mark V – This is again another weapon that looks relatively ineffective at first glance due to its abysmal DPS. This one however actually somehow does less damage overall than even the Yinglong, but its true power does not rely on its damage output, but rather its special abilities. For one this is another smart weapon, so it will lock on to enemies and never miss a shot. Furthermore, it also fires off explosive rounds, which means that enemies will get knocked off their feet every time one of these shots makes contact with them. This weapon may already sound massively overpowered, but it does have one more effect that allows it to absolutely decimate everything it comes in contact with. The Mark V can lock on to up to three enemies simultaneously, which in turn allows the player to use it to deal with large groups of enemies. Crowd control is an important aspect of combat in Cyberpunk 2077 , and Mark V does a beautiful job of it. Players will find this weapon at the warehouse that the job Gimme Danger takes place. There will be an open (and booby-trapped) shipping container outside that contains this wea<br><br> <br>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<br><br> <br>There is nothing more important in **Cyberpunk 2077 ** than to have access to the best weapons possible . Throughout the course of the RPG Game tips, players will be able to get their hands on all manner of interesting and powerful weapons that can be used to dispatch their enemies. Swords and silenced pistols are perfect for those who want to sneak their way past enemies, but heavy assault rifles and clubs are perfect for laying waste to everyone who gets in the way. Each character build will benefit from different kinds of weap<br><br> <br>Mox – Mox is an interesting weapon that just feels like it was unnecessarily handicapped by the development team for little reason at all. As a power shotgun, it can ricochet and bounce projectiles around small rooms to deal damage to many different enemies. This is coupled with the fact that it has increased headshot damage, so it can actually deal a decent amount of damage on impact. There are two main issues with this gun that hold it back from greatness. For one it has reduced bullet spread, which gives it more range but also reduces the ability of the bullets bouncing around in small spaces. It also has a significantly reduced reloading speed, which is an incredibly huge penalty for any shotgun no matter how powerful it is. Other than this there really isn’t anything else super special about the Mox as even its damage is pretty middling when compared to the other unique shotguns. It can be acquired relatively easily by the player though, so those who need a powerful Unique shotgun may just grab it while they are waiting to get their hands on something new. Players who romance Judy will be given the Mox by her after the Pyramid Song mission. Even those who don’t romance here though will still be able to acquire the weapon by waiting until she decides to leave Night City. It can be found inside her apartment t<br><br> <br>Ba Xing Chong – Without a doubt, this has to be the best and most fun shotgun to use in the entirety of **Cyberpunk 2077 ** . Its base stats alone are more than enough reason to pick up this gun as it already dishes out a huge amount of damage. This is also coupled with the fact though that it has a chance to knock down any enemy that it hits and it has explosive rounds. This both increases its damage potential and increases the chances of enemies being stunned by an attack, granting the player more time to attack them. All of this is topped though by the Ba Xing Chong being the only Smart unique shotgun . This negates all concerns about bullet spread or range because Smart weapons home in on enemies and never miss. With all of this together it means that each pull of the trigger launches out a swarm of mini bombs that home in on their target, and each one has the chance of knocking them to the floor. Nothing beats this gun and it has no penalties. Players can craft it by acquiring the blueprint from Adam Smasher’s vault that is on board the Ebun<br><br> <br>Ashura Smart Rifle – The Ashura Smart Rifle is just so powerful that it honestly feels a little unfair to use it in the game frankly. Like all other Smart weapons it allows the player to fire the weapon without aiming directly at something and the bullets will home in on the closest enemy. This means that players are able to fire at enemies with a sniper rifle without having to be in the sights of their enemies. It also means that one of the biggest downsides to sniper rifles (taking the time to properly line up a shot) is nonexistent with this weapon. On top of this, the Ashura Smart Rifle can also deal 4.6x its standard damage on a headshot, which will absolutely demolish almost every single enemy in the game. The biggest downside though is that this sniper rifle can only carry one round at a time, so players will need to reload after every shot. It does however have four modification slots, so players can alter it to fit whatever scenario they need it for. Players can actually get this rifle early on in the game by searching a room off of Royce’s office in the “The Pickup” miss<br>
