When firing, the weapon's charging time is represented by three successive high pitched beeps and arrows pointing towards the crosshair in the scope.ĭue to its charge up time, the player must track the target or predict their position. Notably, this scope causes Scope Glint like other Sniper scopes when aiming. The weapon is equipped with a blue laser sight and a specially designed 20x scope, which displays the angle of elevation from the player, the player's directional heading in degrees, as well as the distance to the target. However, the weapon has a one-second charge-up before firing, and can only fire one round at a time, with the operator having to load another round into the gun after firing, with only seven rounds in reserve (the ammunition cannot be replenished). The Rorsch fires a heavy sabot round at a very high velocity, and causes incredible damage on impact, always killing a player on contact. The Rorsch MK-1 serves as a battle pickup, exclusively found on Final Stand maps. The Rorsch MK-1 is an experimental man-portable railgun featured in Battlefield 4: Final Stand. The operator must manually track moving targets during this charge time."
Once engaged, it takes a second to build up energy before discharging a heavy sabot round at extreme velocity. "For safe handling of this experimental weapon it does not actively store its full charge.
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