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== About == |
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+ | The M1000 Classic is the [[Scout]]'s alternative primary weapon. It is a semi-automatic rifle with a long, singular barrel. The barrel and reciever are made out of metal whereas the stock and grips seem to be made of wood. Pressing the fire button will fire a single round which has high accuracy and damage. The weapon is considerably accurate when standing still but has strong recoil, and suffers from pronounced spread growth when rapidly firing. |
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+ | It is one of few weapons to boast an alternative firing mode. Holding down the fire button will cause the weapon to enter Focus Mode. In this state, bullets fired have perfect accuracy and deal double damage but consume two rounds out of the magazine at once. Focus Mode requires a brief charging state, indicated by the crosshair rotating. While Focus Mode is active, the screen zooms in slightly to assist with aiming. When aiming for weak points, Focus Mode shots can deal extreme damage to targets, often more than enough to kill them in one shot. Focus Mode shots can be cancelled by reloading or swinging the Pickaxe. |
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+ | It is a stark contrast to the Scout's [[Deepcore GK2]] assault rifle, being a semi-auto high-precision rifle with much less reserve ammo. It's most effective at longer ranges being used to pick off key targets such as [[Glyphid Praetorian|Glyphid Praetorians]], [[Glyphid Warden|Glyphid Wardens]], [[Glyphid Acid Spitter|Glyphid Acidspitters]], [[Spitball Infector|Spitball Infectors]], [[Mactera Spawn]] and [[Cave Leech|Cave Leeches]]. Due to the weapon's unique firing style, it is possible to create builds which improve either the hip-firing or the Focus Mode. |
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+ | The M1000 suffers to perform in close-quarters combat where mobility and responsiveness are key to survival. Without appropriate Mods or Overclocks the weapon's spread growth will prove to be a hinderance when firing on the move, often causing shots to land in poor spots or miss targets entirely. For this reason the weapon pairs excellently with the [[Zhukov NUK17]] Dual SMGs, which perform much better in situations such as these and have plenty of ammo to take out what few foes the M1000 can't handle. |
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====Precision Terror==== |
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− | {{Icon upgrade|ScareEnemies|64px|extra=left}}'''Precision Terror''' causes nearby enemies to |
+ | {{Icon upgrade|ScareEnemies|64px|extra=left}}'''Precision Terror''' causes nearby enemies to be scared off in a small area-of-effect (AoE) when a nearby enemy is killed via a Focus Shot to a weakpoint. This modification helps the M1000 perform much better in Swarms by giving the player space to switch out to a secondary weapon such as the Zhukov SMGs, which can easily deal with fleeing Glyphids.<br> |
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====Killing Machine==== |
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− | {{Icon upgrade|Speed|64px|extra=left}}'''Killing Machine''' reduces the M1000 |
+ | {{Icon upgrade|Speed|64px|extra=left}}'''Killing Machine''' drastically reduces the M1000's reload time when attempting to manually reload right after killing an enemy. This Mod is best suited to hipfiring builds by allowing the M1000 to continue firing immediately after expending its clip. |
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== Overclocks == |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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* The M1000 Classic is based on the American [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M1_Garand M1 Garand] semi-automatic rifle, and includes the trademark 'ping' when ejecting spent clips. |
* The M1000 Classic is based on the American [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M1_Garand M1 Garand] semi-automatic rifle, and includes the trademark 'ping' when ejecting spent clips. |
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+ | *Mission Control expresses fondness for the M1000 when unlocking it via its corresponding Weapon License Upgrade assignment. He calls it a "good choice", and it is the only weapon he doesn't express bemusement or caution with. |
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Revision as of 02:30, 15 January 2020
“ | The original design for the M1000-pattern DRG-issue precision rifle goes back hundreds of years, practically unchanged. High damage, respectable fire rate... and that "Ping". A prime example of "if it ain't broke, don't fix it". |
— Item Description |
About
The M1000 Classic is the Scout's alternative primary weapon. It is a semi-automatic rifle with a long, singular barrel. The barrel and reciever are made out of metal whereas the stock and grips seem to be made of wood. Pressing the fire button will fire a single round which has high accuracy and damage. The weapon is considerably accurate when standing still but has strong recoil, and suffers from pronounced spread growth when rapidly firing.
It is one of few weapons to boast an alternative firing mode. Holding down the fire button will cause the weapon to enter Focus Mode. In this state, bullets fired have perfect accuracy and deal double damage but consume two rounds out of the magazine at once. Focus Mode requires a brief charging state, indicated by the crosshair rotating. While Focus Mode is active, the screen zooms in slightly to assist with aiming. When aiming for weak points, Focus Mode shots can deal extreme damage to targets, often more than enough to kill them in one shot. Focus Mode shots can be cancelled by reloading or swinging the Pickaxe.
It is a stark contrast to the Scout's Deepcore GK2 assault rifle, being a semi-auto high-precision rifle with much less reserve ammo. It's most effective at longer ranges being used to pick off key targets such as Glyphid Praetorians, Glyphid Wardens, Glyphid Acidspitters, Spitball Infectors, Mactera Spawn and Cave Leeches. Due to the weapon's unique firing style, it is possible to create builds which improve either the hip-firing or the Focus Mode.
The M1000 suffers to perform in close-quarters combat where mobility and responsiveness are key to survival. Without appropriate Mods or Overclocks the weapon's spread growth will prove to be a hinderance when firing on the move, often causing shots to land in poor spots or miss targets entirely. For this reason the weapon pairs excellently with the Zhukov NUK17 Dual SMGs, which perform much better in situations such as these and have plenty of ammo to take out what few foes the M1000 can't handle.
Unlocked through an assignment. |
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Requires Scout 10
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Modifications
There are five tiers and each tier has up to three upgrades, only one upgrade can be equipped per tier.
Unique Modifications
Hitting Where It Hurts
Hitting Where It Hurts causes each charge shot from the M1000 Classic to stun a target at a rate of 100%.
Precision Terror
Precision Terror causes nearby enemies to be scared off in a small area-of-effect (AoE) when a nearby enemy is killed via a Focus Shot to a weakpoint. This modification helps the M1000 perform much better in Swarms by giving the player space to switch out to a secondary weapon such as the Zhukov SMGs, which can easily deal with fleeing Glyphids.
Killing Machine
Killing Machine drastically reduces the M1000's reload time when attempting to manually reload right after killing an enemy. This Mod is best suited to hipfiring builds by allowing the M1000 to continue firing immediately after expending its clip.
Overclocks
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Hoverclock
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"Your movement slows down for a few seconds while using focus mode in the air." | |||
Minimal Clips
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"Increase clip capacity and speed up reloads by getting rid of dead weight on the clips." | |||
Active Stability System
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+70% Focus Mode Movement Speed |
"Focus faster and without slowing down but all that fancy tech limits how quickly you can reload." | ||
Hipster
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x1.913 Max Ammo x0.5 Recoil |
"A less powerful round together with a rebalancing of weight distribution, enlarged vents and a reshaped grip result in a rifle that is more controllable when hip-firing in quick succession but at the cost of pure damage output. As an added bonus you can carry more of the new ammunition." | ||
Electrocuting Focus Shots
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+Electrocuting Focus Shots |
"Embedded capacitors in a copper core carry the electric charge from the EM coils used for focus shots and will electrocute the target at the cost of a reduced focus shot damage bonus." | ||
Supercooling Chamber
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+125% Focused Shot Damage Bonus |
"Take the M1000'S focus mode to the extreme by supercooling the rounds before firing to improve their acceleration through the coils, but the extra coolant in the clips limits how much ammo you can bring." |
Skins
Full gallery of skins can be seen at Weapon Skins.
Trivia
- The M1000 Classic is based on the American M1 Garand semi-automatic rifle, and includes the trademark 'ping' when ejecting spent clips.
- Mission Control expresses fondness for the M1000 when unlocking it via its corresponding Weapon License Upgrade assignment. He calls it a "good choice", and it is the only weapon he doesn't express bemusement or caution with.
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