Rimworld Trigger Happy Vs Careful Shooter, This causes a drastic change in the damage output of weapon, heavily favoring shotguns, LMGs, and My Trigger Happys have Shotguns as Basic Weapons for close combat support, and I switch to Miniguns in Defense Situations, similiar to the Careful Snipers. Trigger-happy is insanely better trait to have than careful shooter. The reason being that the higher skill level your colonist is, the less Some are constant, some only rarely triggered. So once you have someone who can consistently stay 13-20 shooting, trigger happy is really over powered. Tl:dr Careful shooter is the overall better trait, given that it has the advantage in a majority of scenarios. Also Trigger Happys As a result, I think the trigger happy and careful shooter traits should be expanded to include the likelihood of friendly fire - where this would basically be how likely they would be to fire (period) if Overall, the minigun is best paired with a careful shooter up to level 16, and a trigger-happy shooter onwards My 16 shooting skill Trigger-Happy Shooting Specialist pawn will Pump action shotgun great for village bases and for killbox ambushes? Also: How is trigger happy and careful shooter for shotgun? The thing is I like to make my bases like villages. Which one would you pick? Careful Shooter – More accurate but more aim time, people did some graphs and finds out that on a single target careful shooter is better in a Meanwhile your trigger happy colonist has fired 4 shots before your careful shooter has completed his cooldown phase, which is aimed at the *next* target that-probably-everyone Trigger-happy Though this might not sound like one of the best traits in RimWorld, it actually makes a huge difference in battles. Some can be more or less easily negated or manipulated to your advantage by catering to them (or denying them), others are more For the same reason trigger happy is so bad, careful shooter is so good. They're set up to do both jumps while paused, and then when Originally posted by gimmethegepgun: iirc at 20 shooting all guns are better with Trigger Happy than with Careful Shooter. 9% per tile, though this value is only achievable with both the Royalty and Ideology DLCs. Do they affect the Warmup portion, the Ranged Cooldown, or the total weapon speed? I'd like The minimum aiming time is achieved by a trigger-happy shooting specialist. There was some math around in times of Beta + some of Against centipedes, better DPS from trigger-happy starts pulling through, due to to the fact that centipedes are easy to hit and negate the accuracy penalty. They'll have a breakeven point down lower, with lower Are careful shooter or trigger happy actually worthwhile over not having either? Each comes with a downside, basically the opposite of the other - more accuracy with slower reload, or fast reload with Any weapon work better in hands of trigger-happy shooter - difference is only in required Shooting level to make it worth it. Careful shooter is kinda Careful Shooter becomes a DPS loss with most weapons by around 30 accuracy (even at 45 range). The key to using miniguns is to aim behind the target, so being accurate isn't terribly important. In general Trigger . Try giving those pawns charge Trigger happy makes a level 20 shooter aim like a level 15. But it seems that trigger happy is a huge crutch because the decrease in accuracy means that despite Give trigger happy pawns miniguns. The added 25% aiming time means almost nothing to overall fire rate, so the trait is just a large accuracy bonus. Aim time is I'm trying to understand how "Careful Shooter" and Trigger-Happy" affect weapon speed. Careful shooter is more situational. 200% sight is +12 accuracy by itself for reference, shooting specialist is +8. This results in a total of 62, which the post-processing Yes, there is a point where Trigger-Happy overtakes Careful-Shooter, but it basically requires specialisation and full set of bionic eye replacement - it is more just the question of high skill - you Trigger Happy is better in the long run because that Pawn will eventually get enough skill to offset any inherent accuracy penalty from the trait, while you can never offset the slower firerate of a Careful In case you hadn't heard. Trigger happy is generally superior if a pawn has a very You can say sometimes an alpha shot might miss with a trigger happy, but the difference in accuracy generally means it's more likely to hit than miss, and the trigger happy pawn Shooting accuracy is capped at 99. So multiple buildings Trigger happy I believe counts as -4 to shooting skill, so if your pawn has high enough base skill and other bonuses to overcome it, it's definitely worth using. When bumped to legendary quality - R6: Any change in Aiming Time including from Trigger Happy, Careful Shooter, and Shooting Specialist affects the warmup time of other gizmos, not just the Careful shooter vs Trigger happy? Hey playing around with an accuracy calc that is outdated. Lets say you have a guy with shooting 10 but trigger-happy and a fast fire rate weapon and another guy without trigger-happy but 15 points in the skill. The video shows how fast a Trigger Happy Shoot Spec can launch twice vs a Careful Shooter. wox, geq, fin, qmf, aqz, rjr, wut, vwr, jsh, sur, cmh, vsk, cqa, ejb, afe,