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The Butcher is an unusual shotgun. Its damage output is significantly lower than other shotguns, but it makes up for this with fire rate. |
The Butcher is an unusual shotgun. Its damage output is significantly lower than other shotguns, but it makes up for this with fire rate. |
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| − | + | It's accuracy is in the mediocre range, so it's best used in a "hit-and-run" fashion, like the [[Crux|Maliwan Crux]]. The Butcher does not have a required elemental accessory. This means that to effectively neutralize a target, the player will have to get within range, expend the magazine, and get back behind cover if the target is not destroyed, due to The Butcher's low damage, this may have to be repeated for the stronger enemies on Pandora. |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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Revision as of 02:38, 30 April 2011
The Butcher is an orange Shotgun manufactured by Hyperion.
Examples are on the talk page.
Special Weapon Effects
Ahhh.... Fresh meat! - 500% Burst Fire with extreme fire rate, each shot consists of 3 pellets.
Usage & Description
The Butcher is an unusual shotgun. Its damage output is significantly lower than other shotguns, but it makes up for this with fire rate.
It's accuracy is in the mediocre range, so it's best used in a "hit-and-run" fashion, like the Maliwan Crux. The Butcher does not have a required elemental accessory. This means that to effectively neutralize a target, the player will have to get within range, expend the magazine, and get back behind cover if the target is not destroyed, due to The Butcher's low damage, this may have to be repeated for the stronger enemies on Pandora.
Trivia
- The name and red text is a reference to Blizzard Entertainment's recurrent Diablo character, The Butcher, a bloated monstrosity with the opening announcement, "Ahhh... Fresh meat!".
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