Secondary: More like a shotgun blast with a wide dispersal. To conserve ammo try shooting in quick bursts. Pulse Rifle Primary: Very high rate of fire and holds enemies from advancing. Secondary: Knocks back enemies more so then primary, trading off lower rate of fire, extra ammo usage, and less damage. P-Sec Pistol Primary: High rate of single shot fire, though pretty low damage. Those just outside of the kill radius will be knocked down. Secondary: Fires a mine that has a huge explosion, though it has a delayed timer. Line Gun Primary: It shoots a very wide beam that travels through enemies and deals massive damage, but they travel noticeably slow enough that moving enemies that are far away are difficult to hit.Ī decent upper body shot will sever the head and arms of most targets. It is similar to the horizontal plasma cutter, but a good hit will take down an enemy instead of just a limb and it will go through multiple targets. Secondary: It shoots one of the blades straight out with a good rate of fire. It does however push them back or cut limbs off, though only to one necromorph at a time. Though each blade lasts long enough to cut through multiple enemies,but it is very short range only letting the longer range physical attacks get you.
Move it around to cut limbs off and block enemies from grabbing you. Ripper Primary: Hold the trigger down to hold a spinning saw blade out in front of you. After you find a gun and finish the chapter, you can then choose it as your starting primary weapon in the challenge levels. Level 1, 2, and 3 have 1, 2, and 3 weapons to pick up respectively. Crafting the right gun for the right situation will be a big part of the game's strategy.The guns are "unlocked" as you find them scattered through out the game. Certain enemies in the game will be weak to certain guns, ammo, status effects, and more. That being said, stronger enemies tend to drop better parts, though they drop them with the same frequency. Item drops are actually standardized across enemy types. There is no rarity system in Dead Space 3. Even the rarest parts in the game are reusable, and once you have them in your inventory they are there to stay. You can take parts off guns and swap them back and forth as much as you please. You can also never share guns with your co-op partners, just parts and blueprints.
Though you can craft multiple guns, you can only carry two at a time. One such effect allows your partner to heal whenever you heal as long as you have the right gun equipped. They can add zoom functionality through scopes.
For example, attachments can add flame, electricity, or stasis effects to your gun. These add new abilities and status effects to your guns, and they basically cover the category of universal passive buffs.
Attachments are the final category, and every gun can have two.
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