Front Mission 1 Weapon Stats Explained

Front Mission 1 Weapon Stats Explained - There are two kinds of hit values on an arm, one is with equipped weapon and one is without. Can someone kindly explain what the 4x3 means on these weapons? Probably you won't notice much difference. The hit value of the arm affects grip and shoulder. It covers front mission, front mission 1st, front mission 2, front mission 3, front mission 4, front mission 5, front mission 2089, front. Rifles are a recurring weapon type that appear throughout the front mission series. In front mission first, rifles have infinite ammo and are classified. When you earn exp from a combat (destroying parts or wanzers), the exp is added to a stat governing the weapon you used in that combat. I know it means attack damage but why do some of them have 1x10, 2x5, or 4x3?

Probably you won't notice much difference. I know it means attack damage but why do some of them have 1x10, 2x5, or 4x3? It covers front mission, front mission 1st, front mission 2, front mission 3, front mission 4, front mission 5, front mission 2089, front. There are two kinds of hit values on an arm, one is with equipped weapon and one is without. The hit value of the arm affects grip and shoulder. When you earn exp from a combat (destroying parts or wanzers), the exp is added to a stat governing the weapon you used in that combat. Rifles are a recurring weapon type that appear throughout the front mission series. Can someone kindly explain what the 4x3 means on these weapons? In front mission first, rifles have infinite ammo and are classified.

It covers front mission, front mission 1st, front mission 2, front mission 3, front mission 4, front mission 5, front mission 2089, front. The hit value of the arm affects grip and shoulder. Can someone kindly explain what the 4x3 means on these weapons? There are two kinds of hit values on an arm, one is with equipped weapon and one is without. Rifles are a recurring weapon type that appear throughout the front mission series. In front mission first, rifles have infinite ammo and are classified. Probably you won't notice much difference. When you earn exp from a combat (destroying parts or wanzers), the exp is added to a stat governing the weapon you used in that combat. I know it means attack damage but why do some of them have 1x10, 2x5, or 4x3?

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Probably You Won't Notice Much Difference.

In front mission first, rifles have infinite ammo and are classified. Rifles are a recurring weapon type that appear throughout the front mission series. I know it means attack damage but why do some of them have 1x10, 2x5, or 4x3? Can someone kindly explain what the 4x3 means on these weapons?

There Are Two Kinds Of Hit Values On An Arm, One Is With Equipped Weapon And One Is Without.

When you earn exp from a combat (destroying parts or wanzers), the exp is added to a stat governing the weapon you used in that combat. The hit value of the arm affects grip and shoulder. It covers front mission, front mission 1st, front mission 2, front mission 3, front mission 4, front mission 5, front mission 2089, front.

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