Season of Arrivals Iron Banner Console God Roll Weapon Guide – Crimil’s Dagger

Season of Arrivals, Fate 2’& rsquo; s 11th period, includes eight tools in the Iron Banner loot pool. 2 of these weapons are repeated tools from the video game’& rsquo; s first year, returning to us for the first time with arbitrary rolls. The other 6 are reissued weapons that will have a max power cap of 1360, indicating they’& rsquo; ll benefit the following year.

You can check out the previous god roll overview for The Fool’& rsquo; s Treatment here

. Now, below’& rsquo; s my console God Roll Guide for the editioned Crimil & rsquo; s Blade. First things initially, there’& rsquo; s definitely no difference in between this Crimil’& rsquo; s Dagger and the one that has actually been available for numerous seasons in regards to perk rolls. The only distinction is this season the gun is “& ldquo; editioned, & rdquo; and also hence any type of you earn this season will certainly have a max power cap of 1360 and also the god roll you may already have actually will certainly be sunsetted in September and topped at 1060. Yes, it’& rsquo; s

foolish. Crimil & rsquo; s Blade is a Hostile Structure 110rpm hand cannon, and those aren’& rsquo; t in an excellent spot particularly on console. This is not a meta tool.

You’& rsquo; re taking a look at an extremely negative 1.07 optimal time-to-kill with 2 crits 1 body. Body shot TTK is 1.6 needing 4 shots.

• Effect = 92
• Array = 64
• Security = 31
• Handling = 31
• Reload Rate = 32
• RPM = 110
• Magazine = 8
• Aim Support = 67
• Supply Size = 56
• Zoom = 14
• Recoil = 98
• Bounce Strength = 2, Has a tendency Upright

Base statistics, this gun is garbage in security, taking care of, and also reload speed. Considering the lethality of other hand cannons and easier to make use of tools like AR’& rsquo; s and pulses, you are at rather the negative aspect making use of Crimil’& rsquo; s

Blade’. So allow & rsquo; s make it the most effective it can be on console. Steadyhand HCS (+10 Handling, +10 Stability, +5 Objective Assistance)/ Truesight HCS +3 Range, +3 Handling, +3 Stability, +5 Goal Aid)

Once more, for console, I often favor stability over range as well as Crimil’& rsquo; s Blade. Some would say the gun terminates so slow that you’& rsquo; re already pacing yourself sufficient where you put on’& rsquo; t need it, however rather truthfully array accessible cannons currently indicates really little.

I don’& rsquo; t assume this gun is worth grinding for itself, however here’& rsquo; s the roll I wouldn & rsquo; t dismantle: Steadyhand HCS/ Flared Magwell/ Hooligan/ Timed Haul/ Stability MW

This gun requires all the assistance it can obtain reload speed smart; Flared gives us +15 there and also Outlaw helps it out even after the nerf.

Because other weapons eliminate faster and are simpler to make use of, you’& rsquo; ll need some assistance knocking your opponent off target with flinch. Timed Payload is mosting likely to split your damages, doing a few of it on a delay. This hold-up dual flinches your challenger, ideally messing them up enough for you to get your 2 crits as well as one body.

Eliminate Clip would certainly knock this to a two tap, so it’& rsquo; s certainly leading rate too however Timed Haul is always benefiting you which is why I prefer it.

In general, in the existing sandbox Crimil’& rsquo; s Blade and also other 110 & rsquo; s are really average at ideal. You can escape using some now that SBMM has actually been gotten rid of, yet it’& rsquo; s not something your mosting likely to use in high degree compensation or Trials whatsoever. Outlaw/Kill Clip would be an enjoyable PvE roll, yet then there are much better primaries for PvE that are conveniently farmable.

Ability Based Suit Making is no more a point in Iron Banner, so enter and also reach grinding!