By GamGem Research
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Every tool here runs in your browser, needs no account, and keeps what you enter on this device. A tool that would need a figure nobody has published is listed as not built rather than filled with a guess.
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Damage CalculatorHow many shots this weapon needs at this distance, through this armour, at this hit zone.Takes Distance · Their armourRuns in your browserBuy-phase EconomyWhat you can afford now, and what you will have next round if this one goes either way.Takes Credits now · Consecutive losses · Kills you expect · Spike plantedRuns in your browsereDPI ComparePut two settings side by side on the one number that needs no constant: sensitivity times DPI.Takes Sensitivity A · DPI A · Sensitivity B · DPI BRuns in your browserCrosshair GeneratorDesign your crosshairNot built yet
What each tool assumes
Damage Calculator
How many shots this weapon needs at this distance, through this armour, at this hit zone.
- Damage comes from Riot — Every band is the weapon’s own published damage range — head, body and leg, per distance.
- Armour absorbs, it does not add — A shield soaks 66% of each hit until its pool is spent — Light 25, Heavy 50. Treating it as extra health gives a Vandal three body shots through heavy armour; the game gives four.
Buy-phase Economy
What you can afford now, and what you will have next round if this one goes either way.
- Two independent sources, both dated — Round win 3,000 · loss bonus 1,900 → 2,400 → 2,900 · kill 200 · plant 300 · pistol round 800 · cap 9,000.
- It cannot see your team — Drops, saved weapons and what four other people bought are not knowable from here — enter them yourself in the team sheet.
eDPI Compare
Put two settings side by side on the one number that needs no constant: sensitivity times DPI.
- eDPI is arithmetic, not a claim — Sensitivity × DPI. It compares two settings honestly and needs no number from the game.
- cm per 360° is missing on purpose — That needs the game’s yaw constant, and a cross-game conversion needs one per game. We hold neither with a source, so this tool does not print a figure it cannot stand behind.