Roaring Wolf

Back to Weapons The Roaring Wolf, a Revolver sporting a typical but powerful design. It features a 'howdy' look, high powered ammunition and the ability to be cool.

Statistics
Damage : 170 Normal Shot, 600 Spirit Eye Shot Cylinder Capacity : 6 Reserve Capacity : 18(Base), 36(Backpack). Rate of Fire : 75 RPM, 0.8 Seconds delay per shot Penetration Power : 80% Headshot Multiplier : 135% (Normal Shot) Bullet Velocity : 2300 Bullet Fall-Speed : 0.002 Bullet Damage Fade : 20%

Controls
Primary Fire : Fires a Shot. Secondary Fire : Start Tricking to gain Spirit Eye(or be cool) from a Near Miss. Reload : Wowza you put more bullets in a cylinder! Weapon Ability : Activates Spirit Eye if enough charges are present. Spirit Eye Special : While active, hover the mouse over targets to mark them, left click lets it rip.

Lore
This section is for the In-game Lore Files from the HUB. They can be considered spoilers if you have yet to unlock them for yourself.

Roaring Wolf "It's got the name plastered on the barrel, Roaring Wolf." "This thing kicks harder than my former boss. It can take down almost anything I face in just about a single shot. It's weird, but when I'm holding it in a loose grip I can feel focus coming to me. Like for just an instant, I can take what's in front of me and jot out how to deal with it in hardly any time at all. It just sucks I only have 6 shots before having to reload." ''"I noticed while practising with focusing. I can feel a sort of external presence. I dunno what it is but it gives me shivers if I hold my focus for too long."  "I met the guy with the shrouded face again."'' "He caught me eyeing up his revolver while I was practising. The 'Thunderhawk', he calls it. Drew it from the holster with at least 10 twirls before stopping it dead centre in his hand. Left handed, too. Not sure what drew my ire to ask him to teach me how to do it, but he obliged with a 'Kindly'." "Twirling the 'Wolf 6 shooter' as Corzo calls it, all while also dodging bullets, you would think would be all kinds of stressful. However I've found it helps me focus. Not a whole lot sadly, but it's more than enough to start that loose grip technique I figured out."