Weight glitch exact conditions

I can explain this more precise.
Everyone knows that adding heavy mod (H) to a non-DLC gun would cause a glitch and negate weigt penalty, and adding the second gun with ULM will "restore the order". But actually it's a bit more complicated.

1) Combining H and L at the same gun will _always_ cause H to glitch out regardles is it dlc or not. Hello acolyte, executioner, reeger, CSR and bladed Venom with L and bugged H. Also Crusader and BW is also welcome.

2) Secondary gun is not one you choose the "second", it determined only by the gun type you have chosen. AR, SG, SR, SMG, pistol, where left ones is always primary compaired to right ones and vice versa. So L on pistols, "rights", will always makes everything working as intended, for real. But! L on AR, or "lefts" will keep the glitch working. L on shotsun won't interfere to H on sniper (ex. Mantis).

3) You can combine the stuff from 1) and 2).
Example, L Venom and L+H Acolyte, or L BPP and L+H executioner. 1st ULM working for it's own, and 2nd ULM breaks the H for you. But _not_ vice versa.

Works on- and off-host, can confirm by 9 years using.
Also remind, that if you choose your guns and mods in the game, you can check your true cooldown values by re-choosing your kit in char list.

I tested with ARs as primary and SGs as secondary. If it really depends on what weapon classes are used, I'm out and refer to the disclaimer in kalence2.


If you use only one weapon, it's actually very simple: as long as you're not usnig ULMs, heavy weight doesn't apply to non-DLC weapons.

Oh for fucks sake.

Biowerpls.

This game is dumb. I played yesterday, so I can say that.

Alright, I can confirm this. HB+ULM = no glitch. ULM+HB = glitch works. In the test, I would have ULMs sometimes on the first and sometimes on the second slot, now I need to rethink this crap.

Ok, going to return this glitch to the "Wut?" bin and ignore it per usual.

Wraith with HVB still has quick CD on most kits, even without passives. It is a cheesy beauty.

GE with Crusader HVB is an easy-mode kit, and you can still pretty much spam Overload all day, just have to actually shoot yer gun. You all know these things...

Does it make any significant difference to a seasoned player?

Does it make any real difference for a solo?

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I can see it being a thing for less-skilled soloers (like me!) but for better players, soloing is about position and unflappable aim under pressure. Everything else is situational.

I understand that this pursuit of knowledge is to make the tool as accurate as possible, so I applaud science for science' sake. In the grand scheme, I am unsure if the glitch itself has meaning to us, the Gods of ME3MP, aka the OG BSNers?

Sounds like words of a God to me, DoctorDAM.

(I am Godly on Wood Difficulty)

Was not ready for such unprofessional artwork.

Alright, I think this is comprehensible.