The gaming engine SATR3 emulates more than 350 emulations from modern military weapon emulations to fantasy emulations and gaming support roles.
Today we feature the famous sci-fi long arm, the Disruptor. This is a famous sci-fi weapon!
The Disruptor Rifle
This sci-fi rifle is a new weapon emulation in the SATR3 system. In SATR2 our gaming engine supported 4 classes of battle weapons, SATR3 now supports 25 classes of emulation.
The Disruptor is a new emulation in the Battlefield Sci-fi genre.
As quoted on Scifi-Weapons Wikia, Mark Wilson author of "Famous Spaceships of Fact and Fantasy" is quoted as saying a Disruptor is used for a whole family of energy weapons which are, on a basic level, equivalent of a Phaser - except they hurt more.
​A Battlefield Sports gaming gun, such as a Morita, with this weapon emulation, has a default configuration of long range.
Here are the Gaming Gun Specifications
Magazine Capacity: 30
Fire mode: semi-auto
Recoil: 2
Rate of Fire: High 120
Range: medium
Reloads: 12
Reload duration: 3 seconds
Jam Rate: 1
Weapon Damage rate: 78
Origin: sci-fi
A Morita SAW configured as a Disruptor would certainly make its presence felt on any battlefield.
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