Originally Posted by Harvai
Maybe in this particular game you're talking about, those particular weapons have a high rate of fire? Otherwise, ballistic just means that the projectiles are fired with a single impulse, like a bullet or a cannonball, or a rocket that burns all its fuel long before reaching its destination. Once the original firing impulse is exhausted, their path is affected by gravity, air drag, and direction of wind currents. Rate of fire is not related to whether it's ballistic or not; it's determined by other things, so ballistic fire could be fast or slow.
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