Bandit weapons behave differently than conventional weapons. When they are drawn, the engine must be started, leaving the character vulnerable for a moment. These weapons also do not have a magazine; instead they pull ammunition directly from the weapon's pool and never need to be reloaded. The weapons feature a heat gauge that heats up as the weapon is continuously fired. If this gauge reaches its limit, the weapon will "break" and must be fixed. The fixing animation is essentially the same as reloading but typically takes longer. It is also more inconsistent as various fixing animations are used for each weapon. Heat will dissipate after the gun is not fired for a short time.
Bandit guns resemble their Bandit creators as crude, makeshift weapons. They are typically created from junk such as aluminum cans, beer bottles, and ubiquitous amounts of duct tape.
Products []
- Pistols
- Blastphemy • Holey-Man • Preecher • Splainer
- SMGs
- Martir • Hurmit • Convurtur • Bishup
- Machine Guns
- BizZurker • Purferater • Ratatater • Wizzperer
- Rocket Launchers
- Chucka • Shredda • Zooka
- Spewers
- Melta • Inquistur • Ashmakur • Throwur
- Grenade Launchers
- Booma • Yeeta • 'Nader • Spitta
- Melee
- BuzzAx • Stabbar • Irun Fistur • Sacrificul Daggar
Unique weapons[]
- Pistol
- Machine Guns
- SMGs
- Melee
- Spewer
- Rocket Launcher
Legendary weapons[]
- Pistol
- SMGs
- Machine guns
- Rocket launcher
- Spewers
- Melee
- Grenade Launchers
Pearlescent weapons[]
- Melee
- Grenade Launchers
Class Mods[]
- Cleanser - Assassin
- Golem - Goliath
- Sister of Torment - Siren
- Holy Healer - Surgeon
- Everchosen - Gun Cultist
Grenade mods[]
- Fat Chance • Metal Eater • Archangel
Shields[]
- Improbability Drive • Original Syn