This page is up to date as of the Update #29 on PC.Weapons marked with an asterisk * are only available in air drop crates, so don't plan to play around these being available in every game!.Likewise Shots to Kill for Chest and Head are both for Level 2 Chest Armour and Level 2 Helmets. Time to Kill is when the weapon is firing at the chest of an opponent who is wearing Level 2 Chest Armour, which is the most likely standard for when you're playing decent-level games from the mid-game onwards.For others like ARs and SMGs, the Time to Kill is much more important, with the lower the time the better. For a sniper rifle it's essential, as you're trying to kill players with as few shots as possible.
That doesn't mean that's always the best way to evaluate the weapons though.
The tables below are ordered by Shots to Kill, with the fewest shots to kill ranked highest. First, these stats are sourced from datamines of the main game - our sources include the datamined stats found here, as well as this spreadsheet from PUBG redditor dak4ttack, and this page from fellow redditor bizfarts. For example, shooting a player in the arm will do less damage than the chest.īefore diving into the tables, there are a few things to bear in mind: This can be affected by the area you shoot a player, and the armor a player is wearing. This stat simply explains how much damage each bullet will do to another player. Like the SCAR-L, the QBZ95 chambers a 5.56mm round that deals 43 damage per hit and carries 30 rounds in a standard magazine, which can be upped to 40 with the extended magazine attachment. This world spawn rifle has a slightly buffed spawn rate so it should be easy to find. Same way you can use a various attachment for Crossbow and improve your performance easily. However, with using different attachment in Pan and machete, you can effectively utilize each weapon. By Observing above Image, You can clearly identify that crossbow is the best for you. There is a maximum limit on each weapon that can be getting weapon XP. Total defeats for each weapon can be found on the Weapons tab under Mastery. Weapon Mastery does not count throwables or melee damage. Weapon Mastery does not count downs caused by road kills or environmental factors (blue zone, red zone, fall damage, or drowning).
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