Here’s how you c♚an keep your Havoc Rifle charged up for instantly high-powered attacks.
The 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Havoc Rifle is no longer quite the threat that it once was back in Season 4 of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Apex Legends. It’s still a highly accurate weapon and certainly dangerous in the right hands, but a few nerfs have left it 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:outclassed by superior options like the R-301 and R-99.
One of the problems with the Havoc is its charge-up time before it fires. This g♔ives enemies a split second to react where a skilled opponent can grab the advantage in a one-on-one confrontation. The Turbocharge Hop-up used to fix that disadvantage, but its loss means that the Havoc ha💛s to make do with its only real upgrade, the Selectfire Receiver.
The Selectfire Receiver allows the Havoc to eschew automatic fire for a single-shot beam that deals high damage at the cost of extra charge time. It’s an all-or-nothing gamble that will either have you leap ahead in the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:time-to-kill race, or fall woefully behind if you miss.
But what if you could take some of the risks out of using the single-shot fire? Reddit user alfons100 recently posted a tutorial video to the Apex Legends subreddit that shows everyone who to charge up a shot and leave ൲it in the magazine indefini🐲tely.
First, and most obviously, you have to have the Selectfire Receiver for your Havoc, otherwise the rest of this method doesn’t work. But after you get the Receiver, you can start charging the Havoc on single-fire mode, swap to automatic mode, then swap back to single-fire, and you'll have stored a full🍷y charged and ready-to-fire shot.
You can even see that the charged shot is stored by the glowing gun animation (alfons100 describes another way to get the same charged shot by swapping between single-fire and automatic-fire several times, but it do🍨esn't hav🍰e the glowing animation to tell you that it worked).
There are some downsides, however. You’ll lose the charge if you switch firing modes, run, 🉐or do any other action that will cause you to stow your weapon. Or if you shoot your charged shot, obviously.
On the plus side, you've now got a super-powerful shot that can be unleashed with the press of a button, thus eliminating all downsides of the Havoc. That’s pretty sweet and definitely worth remembering the next time you’re in Kings Canyon.
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