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|description = Your aimed arm shots will send the weapon flying out of your victims hands instead of crippling them! | |||
|notes = Whenever you would cripple an enemies hands, instead of crippling them, you now make them drop their weapon onto the ground. | |||
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Your aimed arm shots will send the weapon flying out of your victims hands instead of crippling them! | |||
Whenever you would cripple an enemies hands, instead of crippling them, you now make them drop their weapon onto the ground. | |||
Enemies might have weapon perk that prohibits this from happening. This is especially the case with some very heavy Big Guns, more often then not weapons that require 2 weapon slots. | Enemies might have weapon perk that prohibits this from happening. This is especially the case with some very heavy Big Guns, more often then not weapons that require 2 weapon slots. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:10, 14 October 2023
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| Required Level: | 21 |
| Additional Requirements: | none |
Information
Trick Shooter is a possible Perk you can learn during the leveling process of your character.
Perk Description
Your aimed arm shots will send the weapon flying out of your victims hands instead of crippling them!
Important notes
Whenever you would cripple an enemies hands, instead of crippling them, you now make them drop their weapon onto the ground.
Enemies might have weapon perk that prohibits this from happening. This is especially the case with some very heavy Big Guns, more often then not weapons that require 2 weapon slots.
