Remnant 2 - Analyzing the Polygun

So, a peek behind the curtains to start, but I've had this video in mind since the Polygun came out, and I original decided to use it out of spite for the quest to get it, only to find that as I used it more and more I genuinely liked it. Unfortunately while I recorded the audio and footage for this video right away, mental health issues mixed with work kept keeping me from taking the time to finally put it together. As such, it's entirely possible community opinion on it has changed a bit since I last looked.
I finally got the drive to push forward on it though, and after taking far too long to get it done, I present to you with my analysis of the Polygun.
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[@VracTor-fn4ju]

Nice video

[@emgilkar]

i dont have the time to multitask reloading mini game to this gun or either finding it as it so tedious task >

[@magisterx242]

Pretty informative. . .
Too informаtive

[@Gamer3427]

If I'm going to explain something I might as well overexplain it.

[@Gigachad6994]

Splendid video. I think you could've explained the mechanics of the weapon a bit shorter but overall good video.
I find the concept of the gun interesting I just dont think it works very well in this game especially on higher difficulties. Most of the players will focus on the boss and not on the reload if you're experienced with this gun I think it's good because you just rely on muscle memory for the reload. Overall I think it's a bit clunky for the average player but can be good for more experienced players

[@Gamer3427]

Yea, I tend to be a little too wordy at times with explaining things, but at the same time I wanted to go into as much detail as I could on the mechanics of it. In general with a lot of weapon videos across most games, most content creators tend to just kind of gloss over how a weapon works.
Since the Polygun is so simple in what its gimmick is, but still complex in the detail of how it actually works, I wanted to help make sure anyone who watched was made aware of the full nature of it. Particularly since most guns in Remnant 2 are at their core just "aim and shoot" without much beyond whether you hit or miss.
Though yea, I think that complexity and tightness of how it works is also part of why most people won't get along with the gun, particularly in boss fights on higher difficulties. When you're focusing on dodging, dealing with mechanics, and trying to deal damage all at the same time, playing a quick time event minigame and keeping track of your shot count mid fight is a bit much for most players.
I mostly just wanted to highlight that it does have potential for those who can learn to work with it, even if it's definitely not a gun for everyone.

[@Hexatomb]

Neat!