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Misfires and Jams

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−	Misfires and Jams occur when the [[Item condition]] has reached a certain threshold for your weapon. Jams and misfires are more common when using sustained fire, or bursting. The [[AK-47]] series and all of its counterparts have the [[Reliable]] trait which reduces the chance of failure by 25 ~~percent~~.	+	Misfires and Jams occur when the [[Item condition]] has reached a certain threshold for your weapon. Jams and misfires are more common when using sustained fire, or bursting. The [[AK-47]] series and all of its counterparts have the [[Reliable]] trait which reduces the chance of failure by 25%.

	Jams occur in the real world in a variety of ways, but in Ashes of Phoenix it means you cannot fire your weapon until it's cleared.		Jams occur in the real world in a variety of ways, but in Ashes of Phoenix it means you cannot fire your weapon until it's cleared.

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−	Misfires and Jams occur when the [[Item condition]] has reached a certain threshold for your weapon. Jams and misfires are more common when using sustained fire, or bursting. The [[AK-47]] series and all of its counterparts have the [[~~Reliability~~]] trait which reduces the chance of failure by 25 percent.	+	Misfires and Jams occur when the [[Item condition]] has reached a certain threshold for your weapon. Jams and misfires are more common when using sustained fire, or bursting. The [[AK-47]] series and all of its counterparts have the [[Reliable]] trait which reduces the chance of failure by 25 percent.

	Jams occur in the real world in a variety of ways, but in Ashes of Phoenix it means you cannot fire your weapon until it's cleared.		Jams occur in the real world in a variety of ways, but in Ashes of Phoenix it means you cannot fire your weapon until it's cleared.

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		+	Misfires and Jams occur when the [[Item condition]] has reached a certain threshold for your weapon. Jams and misfires are more common when using sustained fire, or bursting. The [[AK-47]] series and all of its counterparts have the [[Reliability]] trait which reduces the chance of failure by 25 percent.
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		+	Jams occur in the real world in a variety of ways, but in Ashes of Phoenix it means you cannot fire your weapon until it's cleared.
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		+	Misfires happen when the condition of the gun has deteriorated so much so that trying to contain the explosive force from a bullet rips it apart. You will take damage based on the weapon and ammo you were using.
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		+	The base chances for all weapons to misfire/jam are:
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		+	Above 75% Condition: 1% chance to jam
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		+	50-75% Condition: 5% chance to jam
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		+	25-50% condition: 10% chance to jam, 1% chance to misfire.
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		+	1-25% Condition: 10% chance to jam, 5% chance to misfire
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		+	Regular weapon maintenance is an important part of survival. Your next shot may depend on it.