Data miners have reportedly discovered the perks of the exotic sniper rifle Nemesis in The Division 2. Among other things, it is said that with the exotic weapon, you can mark enemies and then track them for 15 seconds, even through walls.
Which Exotic is it? Nemesis is an exotic sniper rifle that came to The Division 2 with the Tidal Basin update. However, so far only some parts of the new weapon could be obtained.
Here’s how you can obtain the parts that are already available in the game.
What is the weapon supposed to do? Even though the first parts of the Nemesis are already in the game, what the sniper rifle is capable of has not been known so far.
Data miners now claim to have discovered the perks of the Nemesis. Please note, however, that these are not official statements, but alleged information from the game data. These may not be accurate or could change by the time the weapon is released.
The perks are explained by WiLLiSGaming in this video:
- Active: Counter-Sniper – Shots from the weapon require the trigger to be held down to charge. Once charged, these shots deal increased body damage. If the charged shot does not kill the target, the next shot is charged faster. Once the target is aimed at, it becomes marked and can be tracked through the world. The longer the target is aimed at, the more damage shots from this weapon deal to the target.
- Active: Nemesis – Aiming at enemies marks them as your Nemesis for 15 seconds and allows you to see the enemy through walls during that time. Shots deal 5% increased damage for every second the target is marked. The bonus damage increases up to a value of 50%.
- In Holster: Preparation – Receive 25% headshot damage with your current weapon while the Nemesis is in the holster.
We have more specifications on Nemesis and other exotic weapons for you here.
What else is known? Some time ago, the data miner spydr101 reportedly discovered the alleged base damage of the Nemesis. According to his data, the single-shot rifle has a base damage of 265525 to 324534. The currently strongest sniper rifle, the Model 700, only achieves a base damage of 89313 to 109161.
It will be interesting to see if the weapon is really as powerful as it sounds now. It may also be that the live version differs significantly from the Nemesis presented here.
