Sniper
Precision opening
Official description: one-shot
No exact range, reload, or fire-rate claim.
One Tap weapon selector
This role-first tier list uses visible ranking criteria and confidence notes. Filter the decision by fight situation instead of trusting an unsupported global S-to-D list.
Checked date: July 24, 2026No hidden stats
Choose a situation
The result will appear here. The selector never calculates hidden damage or assigns an unsupported overall best.
Verified class table
What each One Tap weapon class is for
These cards separate confirmed behavior from the details that remain unpublished.
Secondary
Follow-up or headshot
Official description: two-shot, one to the head
No named variant or magazine claim.
Melee
Very close pressure
Melee class confirmed
Exact reach and damage are not published here.
Source notes
Confidence and latest change
Official behavior supports the sniper and secondary descriptions. Melee advice is an early signal based on its confirmed close-range class role. For a beginner, use the selector before assuming any class is best overall.
Latest change: replaced generic letter-tier cards with the situation filter and explicit evidence limits.
FAQ
One Tap weapon questions
Why is this role-first instead of S-to-D?
Exact weapon stats and named variants were not verified, so a situational role selector is more honest and useful.
When should I use the sniper?
Use it for a deliberate opening shot when precision is the priority.
When should I use the secondary?
Use it for a follow-up after a miss or when you trust your headshot placement.
Is melee one-shot?
This guide does not make that claim. The official description confirms melee weapons exist but does not publish exact damage here.