i dont understand MCH so far

[Shian]

Going to be completely honest, MCH was not tuned to be decent until level 60 when you have access to just about everything. A huge source of your damage output is Rook Turret + Hypercharge and Wildfire combined.

A common rotation I use for my burst at Level 60:

Buffing: Hypercharge -> Hot Shot -> Blood for Blood -> Hawkseye -> Lead Shot -> Raging Strikes -> Gauss Barrel -> Reload
Round 1: Split Shot -> Dex Potion -> Slug Shot -> Wildfire -> Reassemble -> Clean Shot -> Rapidfire -> Gauss Round
Round 2: Split Shot -> Blank -> Slug Shot -> Ricochet -> Clean Shot -> Head Graze
Round 3: Split Shot -> Quick Reload -> [IF PROC: Slug Shot] / [NO PROC: Split Shot] -> [Clean Shot] / [Split Shot]

This rotation ensures that you have the potential to get 3 Clean Shot rotations into your Wildfire.

Just substitute the above with what ever abilities you have available to you.

[ErzaScarlet77]

i dont understand reload, assuming i dont get any proc, do i go split->quick reload->slug->reload->clean shot for the correct bonus damage?
basically you use the ammo on the previous skill to buff the next skill right?

[Judge_Xero]

Hot Shot -> Lead Shot all adds

Reload -> Spread Shot
(Ammo increases the potency for all targets)140 Potency Per target

Add in Grenado Shot where applicable.
(160 per target with ammo)

MCN is pretty amazing in low level dungeons and dungeons in general with its mix of AOE and Single Target

IMO it has a great transition as your damage starts to slow down right as you get your first turret and so on for the rest of the new skills. Gauss Barrel + Lead Shot + AOE

[BannedatRegistration]

Going to be completely honest, MCH was not tuned to be decent until level 60 when you have access to just about everything. A huge source of your damage output is Rook Turret + Hypercharge and Wildfire combined.

A common rotation I use for my burst at Level 60:

Buffing: Hypercharge -> Hot Shot -> Blood for Blood -> Hawkseye -> Lead Shot -> Raging Strikes -> Gauss Barrel -> Reload
Round 1: Split Shot -> Dex Potion -> Slug Shot -> Wildfire -> Reassemble -> Clean Shot -> Rapidfire -> Gauss Round
Round 2: Split Shot -> Blank -> Slug Shot -> Ricochet -> Clean Shot -> Head Graze
Round 3: Split Shot -> Quick Reload -> [IF PROC: Slug Shot] / [NO PROC: Split Shot] -> [Clean Shot] / [Split Shot]

This rotation ensures that you have the potential to get 3 Clean Shot rotations into your Wildfire.

Just substitute the above with what ever abilities you have available to you.

pretty bad rotation...care to break it down for me?

[VitalSuit]

Going to be completely honest, MCH was not tuned to be decent until level 60 when you have access to just about everything. A huge source of your damage output is Rook Turret + Hypercharge and Wildfire combined.

A common rotation I use for my burst at Level 60:

Buffing: Hypercharge -> Hot Shot -> Blood for Blood -> Hawkseye -> Lead Shot -> Raging Strikes -> Gauss Barrel -> Reload
Round 1: Split Shot -> Dex Potion -> Slug Shot -> Wildfire -> Reassemble -> Clean Shot -> Rapidfire -> Gauss Round
Round 2: Split Shot -> Blank -> Slug Shot -> Ricochet -> Clean Shot -> Head Graze
Round 3: Split Shot -> Quick Reload -> [IF PROC: Slug Shot] / [NO PROC: Split Shot] -> [Clean Shot] / [Split Shot]

This rotation ensures that you have the potential to get 3 Clean Shot rotations into your Wildfire.

Just substitute the above with what ever abilities you have available to you.

Why would you use Raging Strikes after Lead Shot?

[Alahra]

i dont understand reload, assuming i dont get any proc, do i go split->quick reload->slug->reload->clean shot for the correct bonus damage?
basically you use the ammo on the previous skill to buff the next skill right?

Not at all.

You can have up to 5 "stacks" of Ammunition. Each time you fire a shot with Ammunition, a stack is consumed, the attack gains 20 potency, and it will *always* proc the more powerful version of the next shot. Reload gives you 5 stacks while Quick Reload gives you 1.

In general, after you put up Hot Shot+Lead Shot, you want to hit Reload so that your combo is guaranteed to work all the way through. You're not really supposed to wait to see if you get procs before you Reload--you're just supposed to plan when to use it for increased damage, like Blood for Blood or somehting.