The Ripper primary fire, even when un-upgraded, is tremendously powerful and ammo efficient, as it deals constant damage to whatever the blade connects with. Not only does the Ripper act as a shredder, but it can also act as a buffer between the player and approaching Necromorphs while in close quarters. The Ripper's primary function launches a sawblade that hovers in front of the tool for a default 7 seconds prior to upgrades, while the secondary function ejects an un-tethered saw disc at high speed. We don't believe we've mastered it yet, but we feel pretty confident that these ten weapons are some of the best and most fun that it's possible to make in Dead Space 3.The Ripper is a handheld cutting tool that launches a circular sawblade, which is attached to a miniature gravity tether. But once we got the hang of it we quickly discovered a deep and rewarding system. If that sounds a little daunting, don't worry-we thought so at first as well. Finally, attachments add extra effects, and upgrade circuits up the gun's stats. You start with a frame, add top and bottom racks for different types of projectile, then add the tips, which determine how those projectiles are fired. It allows you to craft yourself the perfect weapon from the ground up. Most crafting systems are extremely shallow, after all, offering only peripheral weapon augmentations like scopes, larger magazines, and the other standard Call of Duty attachments.īut Dead Space 3's system goes much deeper than that. It came as a huge surprise when EA and Visceral announced that Dead Space 3 would have an advanced weapon crafting system, and many fans-ourselves included-assumed it wouldn't add much to the experience. Co-op is the most obvious-and also the best-addition by far, but another one also springs to mind: the weapon crafting. Dead Space 3 is hardly a perfect game, but it definitely took the series in some unexpected directions, not all of which are bad.
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