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# Weapon
### **Overview**
Weapons can increase the hero's force value and attack effect during battle, increasing your potential win rate. It can only be purchased with CEGs.
### **Weapon Types**
There are 7 categories of weapons, and different categories correspond to different original skills and attributes. They are Assault Rifle, Shotgun, Sniper Rifle, Lightning, Frost Machine Gun, Dragon Fire thrower, RPG. Each gun has different attributes and different damage.
### **Weapon Attributes**
Each firearm will initially have 7 basic attributes. According to the different types of each firearm, the attribute values are different.
**Attack:**The damage value of the firearm to the place
**Range:** The maximum shooting distance of the gun
**Rate of Fire:** The time interval between bullets being fired
**Vision:** The range of vision after equipping the gun
**Magazine:** The capacity of the magazine
**Reload:** Time to reload bullets
**Durability:** A value that will be consumed every time you participate in PVP and PVE\
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