Which tank has the most bullet speed NATURALLY?

Which tank has the most bullet speed NATURALLY? - Brown and White Stallions Running in a Field

I hate it when people steal my kills because my bullets aren't fast enough. But I like to save my points for damage, reload, and health upgrades, good for battles, and don't put much power into bullet speed. Which would be the tank with the highest base bullet speed?



Best Answer

The Sniper and its upgrades will have the most bullet Speed, with the important trait

The Sniper and its upgradesā€™ Bullets do not slow down when travelling through obstacles (enemy Bullets, Polygons), which may be helpful for farming. From another side, a too high Bullet Speed might be the reason the Bullet will fail to deal the max amount of damage to small and strong Polygons like the Pentagon.

In addition, the Sniper gets a natural increase to bullet speed.

The Sniper has an increased field of vision, as well as increased Bullet Speed, Damage, and Penetration.

Upgrading into Assassin for more Bullet Speed

Upon upgrading, you receive:
Increased field of view
Increased Bullet Speed
Decreased Reload (rate of fire)

And finishing with the Ranger

Upgrading from the Assassin to the Ranger passively increases Field of View, Bullet Speed and Bullet Penetration while decreasing Reload and Movement Speed

Empirically, I have done some testing in the sandbox and the Ranger shots cross the map in roughly 2.84 seconds, while the Predator Tank takes closer to 3.52 seconds, even when zoomed.




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