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| − | |Benefit=-1 to [[AP]] cost of single shots (one-handed [[weapons]]); -2 to [[AP]] cost of single shots (two-handed [[weapons]]); +5 flat [[damage]] bonus.
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| − | |Penalty=Firing [[Aimed Attack]]s becomes impossible
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| − | ''You don't have time to aim for an [[Aimed Attack]], because you shoot faster than normal people.''
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| − | With Fast Shot, your attacks cost one [[AP]] fewer than they normally would when using one-handed [[weapons]], and two [[AP]]s fewer when using two-handed [[weapons]]. Moreover, you inflict an additional 5 points of [[damage]] on a per-attack basis whenever you hit your target. The trade-off is that you lose the ability to perform any sort of [[Aimed Attack]]s.
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| − | '''Fast shot does not reduce the [[AP]] cost of bursting''' or of weapons that cannot do [[Aimed Attack]]s, such as [[Rocket Launcher|rocket launchers]] or either of the weapons that fire [[40mm Grenade|40mm Grenades]]. It does apply to [[Throwing|thrown weapons]], but only those that could normally be used to perform an [[Aimed Attack]], e.g. [[Throwing_Knife|throwing knives]]. All weapons benefit from the +5 flat [[damage]] bonus, however.
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| − | '''Note:''' Players using [[unarmed]] or [[melee]] weapons do not receive any AP bonus from Fast Shot, but they do get the +5 flat [[damage]] bonus.
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