M16A1 (Kryuger Collision)

M16A1

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Statistics

Type	WeaponCrafting material
Damage	23 (Ranged)
Knockback	1.6 (Very weak)
Critical chance	4%
Use time	16 (Very fast)
Velocity	14.5
Tooltip	Four round burst Only the first shot consumes ammo Will do something dangerous when user is at low health 'No fortunate daughter'
Inflicts Debuff	On Fire!
Debuff duration	3-6 seconds (Napalm Bomb fire)
Debuff tooltip	Slowly losing life
Inflicts Debuff	Thermite Burst
Debuff duration	6-9 seconds (Napalm Bombs)
Debuff tooltip	Losing life
Rarity	06*
Buy / Sell	1 Anti-Rain Core  / 792

Creates Projectile

• Napalm Bomb
  

M16A1 is a Hardmode Assault Rifle. It is currently acquired by purchasing it from Helian with 1 Anti-Rain Core after defeating the three Mechanical Bosses.

If the player's current health is below 33% max health, the weapon will fire Napalm Bomb bullets instead of normal bullets. While the Napalm Bombs behave like Molotov Cocktails usually, its initial hit inflicts Thermite Burst instead of the usual On Fire!, which its residual flames inflict.

Its best modifier is Unreal.

Used in

Result Ingredients Crafting station Sangvious M16A1 Soul of Fright (16) Parapluic Vial (16) M16A1 Memory Fragments (40) Demon Altar    or Crimson Altar

Notes

• As a member of Anti-Rain, M16A1 is only purchasable via Helian. Since the Anti-Rain Core can usually be only used once per world, care should be taken if one were to actually use up the core without grinding enough resources to duplicate it via Demon/Crimson Altars.
• M16A1 fires four shots, each one with a delay of 4 ticks, for a total of 16 ticks. The delay between one burst and the next is 13 ticks. One complete use of this weapon (including delay) take 29 (average use time) ticks.

Trivia

• The tooltip "No fortunate daughter" references Creedence Clearwater Revival's song Fortunate Son, which eventually became an anti-war movement anthem for the Vietnam War; portrayal of the Vietnam War in other media heavily feature the aforementioned song. Originally straight from the song's lyrics, "Son" was changed to "daughter" in order to better fit the context of this weapon.
• The Napalm Bombs fired by this weapon upon the user reaching low health is directly named after the Napalm Bomb special weapon from Mega Man 5. Its main user, Napalm Man is named after the incendiary used infamously in the Vietnam War, the same war in which the M16A1 in real life was first used.