there are also for example weapons which deal alot more damage ifthe enemie is for example below 30% of health. for example if you are going to play daily challenge maybe you would rather bring a gun that gives bonus damage to elites and named enemies and gear which extends your skills, rather than just looking at the numbers. Yes, i think dps is important since it tells you how much damage a gun does per directly tells you how much dmg per second you will deal, the only thing i think that beats dps ar talents on the gun, same goes for gear. Maybe the indicator should just be taken as a pinch of salt and looking at the main stats of the gun is what really counts? However, it shows as a lower DPS indicator in comparison to my main gun atm. In all context.does the DPS indicator really account for anything? When obviously.the Tactical rifle is better both in DMG and RPM but just fewer mags which can always be changed via attachments. However, it does a whopping 9756 DMG (1.5k more dmg) with 650 RPM and 20 MAG a Tactical SA-58 (also an assault rifle) with 56,775 Indicator so its lower. It only does 8271 DMG with a 625 RPM and only 30 MAG My main weapon atm is the SOCOM Scar-L (with no attachments) with a 64,225 DPS indicator. However, can it be noted that just because the vendors gun's DPS number is lower than my main gun.that the gun is worst? All weapons in every vendor has lower DPS number than my gun right now (no attachment on my main weapon).

Does weapon DPS indicator (the number below the gun picture) really matter? I'm level 30 and obviously, all weapons at the vendor are level 30.

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