PUBG Mobile’s Vector & SKS, Which Better for Close Combat?

SMG like Vector is a very superior weapon for close combat in PUBG Mobile. Even though SKS is a type of weapon that is usually used for long distances, its large damage can be used to close combat, you know!

Vector and SKS are weapons with a variety of differences that you can easily find in them.

 

PUBG Mobile’s Vector and SKS, Which is Better for Close Combat?

 

Damage

Damage is the most important thing when you want to compare performance between weapons. The greater the damage, the faster the enemy will be disabled using this weapon if you aim correctly or accurately.

SKS itself has damage of 53 points, while for Vector it has damage of 31 points. From this damage category, it can be concluded that SKS has better damage compared to Vector.

 

Fire Rate

Fire Rate is the speed between bullets when fired from a weapon. The faster the fire rate, the faster the bullets are released, so the damage inflicted on the target will be even faster.

SKS has a fire rate of 0.090 seconds between bullets, while Vector itself has a fire rate of 0.055 seconds. From this explanation, it can be concluded that Vector has a slightly better fire rate performance than SKS.

 

Shooting Range

Players don’t always continue to fight at close range, right? There must be times when players may be forced to fight at medium to long distances. Therefore, we need a weapon where the bullets are able to travel long distances.

In a second, SKS can cover a distance of 800 meters, while Vector itself can cover a distance of 350 meters per second. It can be concluded that this time the shooting range category was won by SKS.

In addition, SKS is a DMR weapon that was created for medium to long range combat, so it is only natural that SKS has a much better shooting range than Vector.

 

Magazine

Magazine is a storage area for bullets in weapons. The greater the capacity it can accommodate, the more effective the weapon will be when shooting targets.

The SKS magazine can hold 10 bullets if you don’t use extended mag, and 20 bullets when using extended mag. Furthermore, Vector can hold 19 bullets, and becomes 33 bullets when equipped with an extended mag.

 

Attachments

Attachments are equipment that can maximize the performance of these weapons. SKS can use all scopes, the same can be done with Vector except 8x.

Furthermore, SKS can use all the grips in-game, while Vector can only use Half, Laser, Light, and Vertical Foregrip. SKS can use all Muzzle, as well as Vector can with all Muzzle SMG.

Finally, both of them can use all magazines for their respective types, namely AR / DMR and SMG. Vector also requires Tactical Stock to fill its Stock slot, and SKS uses the Cheek Pad.

 

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