Shredder

Purchase Information
In-Game Cost	10,000 or 5,000
Real Value	$40
Exp Level	18
Type
Hardpoint	Light
Tier	III

Base Statistics		Attributes
Level	1	Energy
Damage	354 per energy round	Manual
Range	500 meters	Automatic
Reload	3 seconds	Magazine
Capacity	40 energy rounds	Root
Unload	4 seconds

Workshop Production Information
1 Day Cost	3 Day Cost
140,000	460,000
Components	Components
80	230

Introduction

The Shredder is a close to mid-range (up to 500 meters, with a 250-meter optimal range) light energy weapon.

Strategy

This energy machine gun has a chance to root enemies and a 500-meter range, meaning that it is well-suited to perform as a close-mid range suppressor. What it lacks in firepower, it makes up for in root effect potential. As a bonus, due to it being an energy weapon, the Shredder (along with its medium counterpart the Pulsar) bypasses energy shields.

With its short 3 second reload, robots equipped with the Shredder or Pulsar can be vital in guarding important beacons, stopping enemy robots and allowing teammates with more firepower to race over to help. This tactic of suppressive fire at range can be devastatingly effective on open maps such as Yamantau, Shenzhen and Canyon.

The Shredder has the largest effect on the Dash robots (Kumiho, Strider, Haechi, Bolt and Bulgasari) as well as bots that rely on speed like Hellburner and Pursuer . The ability to lock them down and deprive them of their mobility (one of their key strengths) can lead to their destruction or crippling. The Haechi in particular is vulnerable, due to it having low base health to compensate for its built-in Ancile. It can also effectively ground robots that are capable of jumping; in other words it prevents a locked down robot from leaving the ground. It does not prevent Descend robots (Spectre, Mercury, and Inquisitor. With Mercury, it will enter stealth, then automatically helldive.) from entering stealth, however.

Pros and Cons

Pros

• Quick unload
• Energy-based projectiles allows gun to bypass energy shielding
• Bullets catch on Aegis shields, depleting them quickly
• Extremely quick reload
• Can lock-down enemies
• Huge damage at close range (200 meters or less)

Cons

• Bullet spread is comparable to the Thunder
• Low damage at far-close range (200-300m) and mid range (300-500m)
• Does not have capability to lock an enemy down in one clip
• Ineffective against physical shields

Mark I Statistics

Purchase Information

Level	Cost	Damage	Cycle Damage	Burst DPS	Cycle DPS
1	10,000 or 5,000	354	14160	3540	2023

Upgrade Information

Level	Cost	Time	Damage	Cycle Damage	Burst DPS	Cycle DPS
2	100,000	1 hour 30 minutes	387	15480	3870	2211
3	200,000	2 hours 30 minutes	430	17200	4300	2457
4	400,000	6 hours	473	18920	4730	2703
5	2,000,000	12 hours	516	20640	5160	2949
6	3,000,000	20 hours	569	22760	5690	3251
7	4,000,000	1 day 12 hours	624	24960	6240	3566
8	8,000,000	2 days 12 hours	688	27520	6880	3931
9	13,000,000	3 days	753	30120	7530	4303
10	25,000,000	3 days 8 hours	827	33080	8270	4726
11	35,000,000	3 days 18 hours	913	36520	9130	5217
12	45,000,000	4 days	1005	40200	10050	5743

• The damage column shows the damage for each individual energy round (out of 40 energy rounds)

Mark II Statistics

Purchase Information

Level	Cost	Damage	Cycle Damage	Burst DPS	Cycle DPS
1	500	1005	40200	10050	5743

Note: Level 12 Mark I is required to enhance (purchase) to Mark II.

Upgrade Information

Level	Cost	Time	Damage	Cycle Damage	Burst DPS	Cycle DPS
2	1,000,000	12 hours	1024	40960	10240	5851
3	2,000,000	1 day	1043	41720	10430	5960
4	4,000,000	1 day 12 hours	1062	42480	10620	6069
5	16,000,000	2 days	1081	43240	10810	6177
6	16,000,000	2 days	1100	44000	11000	6286
7	16,000,000	2 days	1119	44760	11190	6394
8	16,000,000	2 days	1138	45520	11380	6503
9	16,000,000	2 days	1157	46280	11570	6611
10	16,000,000	2 days	1176	47040	11760	6720
11	16,000,000	2 days	1195	47800	11950	6829
12	16,000,000	2 days	1214	48560	12140	6937

• The damage column shows the damage for each individual energy round (out of 40 energy rounds)

Effect Accumulation %

The higher the percentage the more effective the weapon's projectiles are at accumulating the root effect (allows the weapon to bypass an enemy's root threshold faster).

Note: Mark II levels 1-12 does not increase accumulation values (Mark I level 12 is the highest accumulation possible).

Accuracy By Distance

Update History

Poll

Trivia

• The Shredder could be considered an "upgraded" version of the Punisher due to their similarities. 
• In real life, a shredder is a machine for shredding things, such as paper.
• This weapon was added on July 23, 2018.

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