So, if used strategically, it’s a great aid to a sneaky build, but it needs to be swapped out when the bullets start coming your way. Using nails as its ammunition makes it a bit of a pain to restock at times, and unless you land a critical headshot, it’s unlikely that you’ll only need to pull the trigger once for the ‘Spiker’ to defeat a foe.Īs with all Deathloop guns, the PT-6 can be found in its improved form further into the game, but even then, it’s not the weapon of choice when you need to start shooting the most.
Naturally, it helps for sneaking, but your aim has to be exemplary while you’re getting into the game, at which point, you can usually get away with a hit-and-run Machete approach. Handling: Single-Handed, Dual Wield CompatibleĪll of the guns in Deathloop have their uses, but the only benefit of using the PT-6 ‘Spiker’ is that it will never jam and that it’s silent. Naturally, the best aspect about the Vopat Trencher is that it won’t let you down in the worst situations, having a jamming tendency of ‘Never.’ Still, it’s very loud, so it’s not the kind of gun that you’ll want as your default while trying to get from A to B.
Its rate of fire and magazine size can hold you back from going on a total rampage, but it’s certainly a good fallback gun if you find yourself cornered. In close combat, everyone wants a shotgun to hand, and the Vopat Trencher certainly packs a punch.
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