High Velocity Bullet

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High Velocity Bullet
  • High Velocity Bullet item sprite
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Statistics
Type
Damage11 (Ranged)
Knockback4 (Weak)
Base Velocity4
Velocity Multiplier
RarityRarity level: 3
Sell8 CC
Research99 required
Projectile created
  • High Velocity Bullet
    High Velocity Bullet
High Velocity Bullets in action.

The High Velocity Bullet is a Hardmode, post-one mechanical boss bullet. It is the bullet with the highest velocity. The High Velocity Bullet can hit up to 3 targets. The damage of the High Velocity Bullet decreases by 15% each time it hits a target.

The cost of a stack of 50 High Velocity Bullets is 9 SC50 CC, which is 19 CC per bullet. The cost of crafting 1000 High Velocity Bullets (20 stacks of 50) is 1 GC90 SC.

Crafting

Recipes

ResultIngredientsCrafting station
High Velocity BulletHigh Velocity Bullet50Work BenchWork Bench

Notes

  • High Velocity Bullets update their position 8 times a tick[1] instead of just once, which means their effective velocity is [math]\displaystyle{ (4 + \text{weapon velocity}) * 8 }[/math].
  • The bullets glow bright yellow.
  • The Uzi, Venus Magnum, and Sniper Rifle convert Musket Balls and Tungsten Bullets(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions) into High Velocity Bullets, granting them high speed and pierce, but unchanged damage.

Tips

  • High Velocity Bullets are very powerful in PvP; as the bullets hit almost instantly, players having high-tier movement items matter less.

Trivia

  • If fired at close range, the bullets may seem invisible due to their high velocity.

History

  • Desktop 1.4.2: Fixed an issue where High Velocity Bullets could sometimes hit particularly large targets twice (does not apply to multi-segment enemies like worm enemies, this should still allow multiple hits).
  • Desktop 1.4.1:
    • Damage increased from 10 to 11.
    • Can now pierce twice, hitting up to 3 enemies.

Footnotes

  1. A tick is a time unit countable by the software. Most of Terraria's updating logic happens every tick. A tick has the length of 1/60th of a second, hence there are 60 ticks in a second and 3600 ticks in a minute.