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[Senkoutaihou Kata] - “Flash Cannon Style”
A style of gunplay learned only through intense physical training and conditioning, Senkoutaihou Kata is more akin to a martial art than anything. The style emphasizes fluid attacks - its series of complex stances and maneuvers are strung together in order to maximize a firearm's field of fire while keeping an agent clear of statistically traditional vectors of counter attack. With Senkoutaihou Kata very little motion is wasted during attacks, making it possible for agents to quickly shift from offense to defense, stance to stance, and to quickly adapt to a variety of battlefield scenarios. While its main focus is the use of standard side arms in combat, any available firearm can be potent in the hands of a Kata user. In practical terms, this technique increases one's spatial awareness, as well as the agents accuracy and reaction time whilst handling firearms. Simply put, the premise of the style is to shoot where the enemy ought to be, and not to be where the foe ought to shoot.
Upon dodging an attack from an enemy, the user may immediately counter attack, dealing damage equal to the output of a single equipped firearm (reiatsu is still paid for this attack), plus an additional 1% of their reiatsu.
[Senkoutaihou Kata] - “Flash Cannon Style”
A style of gunplay learned only through intense physical training and conditioning, Senkoutaihou Kata is more akin to a martial art than anything. The style emphasizes fluid attacks - its series of complex stances and maneuvers are strung together in order to maximize a firearm's field of fire while keeping an agent clear of statistically traditional vectors of counter attack. With Senkoutaihou Kata very little motion is wasted during attacks, making it possible for agents to quickly shift from offense to defense, stance to stance, and to quickly adapt to a variety of battlefield scenarios. While its main focus is the use of standard side arms in combat, any available firearm can be potent in the hands of a Kata user. In practical terms, this technique increases one's spatial awareness, as well as the agents accuracy and reaction time whilst handling firearms. Simply put, the premise of the style is to shoot where the enemy ought to be, and not to be where the foe ought to shoot.
Upon dodging an attack from an enemy, the user may immediately counter attack, dealing damage equal to the output of a single equipped firearm (reiatsu is still paid for this attack), plus an additional 1% of their reiatsu.
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