168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Cyberpunk 2077 is a game full of distractions, actions, and commotions. This sensory overload is already evident when taking𝔍 a stroll down the street. When in combat, the muzzle flashes, grenades, and bullets from every direction all amplify the overwhelming environment. So how do you line up a good shot when all this is going down?

The easy answer is that you don't. Trying to get off the perfect headshot during a hailstorm of deadly projectiles will mean taking more damage than the damage you cause. This is why smart weapons are around, to help mitigate standing around and trying to aim perfectly. Some of the guns leave a lot to be desired, but when you find the best smart weapon in Cyberpunk 2077 that feels made just for you, odds are good that you'll probably never go back.

Updated October 28, 2023, by Sean Murray: With the addition of Phantom Liberty, Cyberpunk 2077 has new smart iconic smart weapons to evaluate. We've taken a look at all the new guns added in the recent updates and slotted them into this list.

11 ও Divided We Stand⭕

With a chance to poison and the ability to target up to five enemies at a time, how could this smart assault rifle not be amazing? This is not to knock the poison, it's great against organic targets, and due to those toxic clouds, it even has an element of crowd control.

But comparing the stats of this gun to those of every other iconic smart weapon in Cyberpunk 2077, it has the lowest overall DPS by far. If you really like the automatic nature of the weapon, do yourself a favor and grab one of the two 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:submachine guns on this list, you'll notice an instant upgrade. The gold gun with the NUSA flag on the grip is iconic enough, but it's all sizzle and not enough steak.

Where To Find Divided We Stand

The proper way to get the Divided we stand is to win the "Stadium Love" shooting event. But players who don't mind getting their hands dirty can go ahead and wipe out the Sixers and take the gun by force.

10 Yasha

Yasha is essentially a Tsunami Ashura X-MOD2. Just like the X-MOD2 series of weapons, it has slightly better handling and always has two open mod slots. However, the Ashura is a smart weapon that fires a single round💧, so havinꦫg slightly better handling is absolutely meaningless.

Those two mod slots offer little additional utility for the Yasha's one-shot, one-kill usage, and dedicated snipers will likely want something with a slightly higher fire rate. Still, netrunners wielding smart guns can get some mileage out of this 🦩sniper rifle.

Where To Find Yasha

You're unfortunately unable to get Yasha as of the time of this writing. Yasha was available as part of a Twitch giveaway until October 21, 2023, but now you can't get it without using console commands. However, a regular Ashura with two mod slots is basically the same gun, you just have to find it as a random drop.

9 ꦕ Kappa X-MOD2

The X-MOD2 gimmick is that you get a top-tier version of the basic weapon with slightly improved stats and a guaranteed two open mod slots. For the Kappa, that means slightly faster lock-on time on two targets at once, slightly faster weapon swap speed, slightly faster ai🎃m-down-the-sights, and that&r🐷squo;s about it.

The Kappa X-MOD2 is a fine candidate for the Hackatomy iconic smart gun mod, but otherwise, it’s just a slightly better Kappa. It’s outclassed by most other iconic smar💧t guns, including 💙the Crimestopper discussed later on.

Where To Find Kappa X-MOD2

The good news about the Kappa X-MOD2 is that it’s extremely easy to find. Just head to the point about halfway between the Terra Cognita and the Luxor High Wellness Spa fast travel points and look for the small building with a metal panel that has a big yellow splotch on it. You’ll need 10 Body to move the panel. Then just crouch walk through the small path that opens up and claim the ♌Kappa X-MOD2 in the case💟.

8 Crimestopper 💜

You'll want to be switching to Crimestopper to get the most out of this gun, which means using this as part of a dedica𝓡ted smart gun build. Be sure to have the Quick Draw perk for faster swaps.

Although it doesn't have the multiple-target capabilities of Genjiroh, Crimestopper can be just as deadly when given an already high crit chance.

Where To Find Crimestopper

You'll find Crimestopper inside a travel bag in VIP Room 06 of the Heavy Hearts club during the gig "Heaviest of Hearts." You'll need the Phantom Liberty DLC to get this pistol.

7 Yinglong

What is the biggest drawback of using a submachine gun? The inaccurate kickback. The smart modifier removes this drawback and so you're left with a gun really ready to do some serious damage in combat. The shock chance seems low, but the unrivaled quantity of bullets essent🐻ial🦋ly guarantees that it happens after emptying every single clip.

The EMP and electrical damage are superior against robots, so while other guns higher up on this list might have more versatility, keep this in your toolbox whenever inorganic machines threaten you. You'll knock out their systems and push them down like a sack of hammers.

Where To Find Yinglong

To get the Yinglong:

• Kill the leader during the Suspected Crime Activity in Wellsprings.
• Take the schematic off of his body.
• Craft it!

6 Skippy

Skippy is a lovely little Smart gun that you can just pick up off the ground. It behaves largely like a standard Yukimura, except for one very notable exception: pick the right settings, and Skippy provides 100-percent headshots, guaranteed.

When you first grab Skippy, it'll ask you whether you want Puppy-Loving Pacifist mode or Stone Cold Killer mode. Select Puppy mode; this will make Skippy shoot only limbs, but after 50 kills and a few days, it'll ask some philosophical questions to which V should respond either "I don't know" or "I'm not having a conversation with my gun." After that, it'll permanently switch to Stone Cold Killer and only lock onto heads.

However, Skippy isn't perfect. It'll occasionally just go off without you pulling the trigger, which makes it a liability in stealth missions, and not everyone will like Skippy's constant chatter. Also, it'll eventually ask to be returned to Regina Jones, although you can ignore this request if you just want to keep Skippy forever.

Where To Find Skippy

Oddly, this gun isn't stashed away or contained on a boss. You can find Skippy near a corpse in a back alley in Heywood.

5 Genjiroh

No other gun on the list has as many modifications as the Genjiroh. The electrical damage and shock chance both keep organic enemies locked down, and it dispatches💞 any robotic enemies in the opening wave of fire.

The gun would be ranked higher, but the modifications actually provide a couple of sneaky penalties. Firing four bullets at once dries out the gun fast, even with an increased magazine size. And targeting six enemies at once is actually a bit too many as it spreads out the damage too evenly instead of killing one after another. Still, it's a solid choice for almost any build.

Where To Find Genjiroh

During the "Play it Safe" mission, a closed door on floor 21 can be opened with either 11 in Tech or by entering the code 2906. Strangely, there's also another Genjiroh sitting on a desk at Arasaka Estate, which becomes available during Act 2.

4 Ogou

The A-22B Chao is a joke of a smart pistol. Ogou, on the other hand, is a monster. Firing two explosive rounds with each trigger pull, Ogou already deals twice as much damage as a regular Chao, but its increased crit and bleed chance with each dismemberment allows it t♊o tear through entire crowds with eas🐽e.

Where To Find Ogou

You can find Ogou during gig "Treating Symptoms" in Dogtown. Loot it from the remains of one of the security robots in the final room of the Voodoo Boys' hideout.

3 📖 Prototype Shingen: Mark V

The other iconic submachine gun is specialized at killing robotics, this one is specialized at killing everything. Able to target three enemies at once with explosive damage, the DPS increase is immediately noticeable.

The rapid-fire nature of this gun will give you the feeling of shooting off a bunch of small grenades. And if you time out how quickly the enemies go down, that visual image is not all that far from the truth. Explosive rounds really knock enemies around, so using this against a single target can keep them stun-locked.

Where To Find Shingen Mk V

Unsurprisingly, enemies did not want V to get ahold of this smart weapon. They've locked the Prototype Shingen: Mark V in a shipping container marked 667. It can be accessed during the "Gimme Danger" mission.

You can actually get the Prototype Shingen earlier than the "Gimme Danger" mission. Just head to the Arasaka Industrial Park at the beginning of Act 2 and it'll be there waiting in shipping container 667.

2 Ba Xing Chong 🔴

Shotguns are already powerful weapons, but Ba Xing Chong escalates that power to a whole new level. While other shotguns fire inaccurate clouds of pellets, Ba Xing Chong's projectiles will always find their mark. Every. Single. Time.

Additionally, the iconic nature of this weapon has a chance to knock down enemies and because it fires so many projectiles at once, the odds of the knockdown are really pretty good. All shotguns are better against melee enemies, but this obliterates close targets; even bosses go down after a few shots from Ba Xing Chong.

Where To Find Ba Xing Chong

To get the Ba Xing Chong:

• Acquire the access code to Adam Smasher's vault from his freshly slain corpse.
• Raid the vault in Ebunike.
• Take the schematic.
• Craft it!

Because you can't get Adam Smasher's access code until the end of the game, Ba Xing Chong can't be used until you've beaten the game at least once. Reloading to the "Point of No Return" gives you the opportunity to perform any quests you missed and also pick up any weapons that become avail൩able after beꩲating the game.