- "Skorpion and M93R are like siblings. If the first is weak, the second is stronger, and if the first can go fully automatic, the second can't. It's mixed with advantages and disadvantages, that's why I like it."
- ―Seron
Summary
The M93R, commonly known as the Beretta 93R, is alright for dealing with small groups of zombies. High damage and low ammo, the M93R is a trustworthy primary for beginners.
Background Story
Who even buys this? Sure, the burst fire is nice, but the accuracy and range is so bad the only thing you'd probably hit is Casius Outpost. What a joke. It's a shame really, L-Brain Sideworks poured so much resources into this anticipated weapon, only to be met with insane amounts of backlash due to its poor performance in the field. Most people just buy these now out of novelty reasons, or simply unaware of its current reputation as the worst weapon ever made. Embarrassing, considering that the original M93Rs from the Berreta company before the apocalypse was far more superior than this trash.
Tips
- It's not a secondary, so don't buy it if the only reason you were going to was to replace your old secondary.
- The fast firing speed of the burst helps to get some shots in before your target reacts.
- You can do a maximum of 258 damage to an enemy if you manage to land the whole burst as headshots.
- This gun only has 4 bursts in each mag, so use your ammo wisely.
- Crouching and ADS'ing helps. This weapon loses accuracy quickly while firing.
- It's not recommended to use this against Tickers, Elementals, Diggers, Stalkers or a Brute.
- This weapon is best used on tripped zombies or survivors on gamemodes such as Team Deathmatch.
- This weapon is also very effective on killing zombies in Vs. Environment. Just be careful of hoards amounting in Single Player.
- The M93R, due to its dismal range, isn't good for anything past it.
Pros
- Cheap
- High Rate of Fire
- Quick Reload
- Low Ranked
Cons
- Low Damage
- Low DPS
- Low Accuracy
- Lacks Semi-Auto
Trivia
Updates
- Accuracy changed from Low to Medium (65) in v0.6.0.
- Price changed 1,200$ to 2,000$ sometime during DEMO.
- Price later changed from 2,000$ to 6,000$ during R2DA's release.
- Sometime after that, the price changed from 6,000$ to 4,500$.
- Finally, the price changed from 4,500$ to 2,500$ in v0.9.5.
- Sometime after that, the price changed from 6,000$ to 4,500$.
- Price later changed from 2,000$ to 6,000$ during R2DA's release.
- Rank changed from 3 to 1 in v0.7.9.
- The semi-auto firemode was removed in v0.7.9.
- Damage changed from 34 to 43 in v1.1.8.
- Converted from CSG to mesh in v0.7.9.
- Accuracy changed from 65 to 30 in v1.2.0.
- This was one of the six weapons to be converted from CSG.
- This is the second handgun to be added R2DA.
- Even if it is a handgun, it still is a primary weapon.
- PlaceRebuilder has said that if the M93R was ever a secondary, he felt that the game would become unbalanced.
- An M93R in real life has a magazine of 15 to 20 compared to the magazine of 12 seen in-game.
- Like the Glock 26, this had periods, soon after release, when the idle animation was head on instead of the usual idle position.
- This is the first weapon to have the burst fire mode.
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