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Join Our Newsletter and keep up to date on the latest from HyperX. We promise to handle your information in line with our privacy policy. This site uses cookies to provide enhanced features and functionality. By using the site, you are consenting to this. You can see some of it here. I think one of the major reasons is, well, it's faster to say "alpha" than "average damage".
It was my understanding that "alpha" is single shot damage. We use that rather than just saying "damage" so as not to be confused with "damage per minute" DPM. Generally, High Alpha guns will have a slow rate of fire. Low Alpha guns will have a higher rate of fire. So, the DPM evens out. Community Forum Software by IP. Search Advanced Search section: This topic Forums. I believe alpha is used to describe the guns damage, free of additional bonuses likes fires or ammo racks.
Alpha is usually at cross roads with DPM. Higher overall DPM means a lower per shot alpha. For example, the of an E loads faster but does less damage. It has a higher DPM than the , but most people use the This is due to Alpha being preferred to DPM. Also; Topic moved to a more apt forum.
Welcome to the forums. Do join the forums more often to learn and gain more knowlegde about the game from the veterans. It makes no sense on WoT since tanks don't have multiple weapon and even no sense from the word itself since Alpha may mean first, and what? Every time a tank shoots, it's a 1st even if it's the 3rd time he's shooting? Psssh amazing "veterans". I'm fierce and I'm feeling mighty, I'm a golden girl, I'm an Aphrodite.
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