Y ou may also need to pick Energy Management in your skill tree. The best upgrade for this rifle is the Vector Transducer upgrade. It also has a secondary fire that shoots out a slow-but-deadly giant ball of plasma. It shreds through any enemy, but uses up a lot of energy.
It’s best to be used on regular enemies and cannon fodder save your shotgun and energy weapons for the bosses. The gun also becomes a resource saver with the Muzzle Barrel and Extended Magazine upgrades ammunition for it is very cheap and is found in loot boxes and common loot. The MP starts out weak, but you will collect more ammo for this weapon as you progress through the main story. The best upgrades are the Muzzle Brake barrel which improves damage and rate of fire, and the Extended Magazine which lets you fire more than the default 3 shells. Our inventory space in the game is half healing items and half shotgun shells no joke. The gun you start with is surprisingly awesome and can last you through the majority of Atomic Heart, provided you use your other skills like Shok and Frostbite to back it up. You’ll eventually get the blueprint you need for better weapons. To gain blueprints, just progress through the main story and loot a ton of enemies and chests while you’re at it. They also take up an amount of space in your backpack: the bigger damage they deal, the more inventory slots they take up. In Atomic Heart, you can craft any weapon as long as you have the blueprint and the materials required.
While your skills and abilities are great, they only feel complete with guns and weapons. The first-person shooter action-adventure title Atomic Heart wouldn’t be remembered just for its sci-fi setting it’s also packed with an arsenal to remember.
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