Accuracy

Stats
Movement Speed Rate of Fire Accuracy Health Coolness Damage Projectile Speed Ammo Capacity Reload Speed Piercing Knockback Curse Clip Capacity Bouncing Additional Blanks Dodge Roll Damage Damage To Bosses Dodge Roll Speed Other

Accuracy is a Stat in Enter the Gungeon which controls how much projectiles fired from the players guns can deviate from the exact direction they were aimed.

The mechanics of accuracy are counter-intuitive, as the player becomes less accurate the higher their Accuracy stat. All items that functionally make the player more accurate actually decrease the accuracy stat.

The default Accuracy of all Gungeoneers is 1, but since the Marine always starts with Military Training, he will always begin each run with an Accuracy stat of 0.83.

Modifiers

Remember, decreases of the 'Accuracy' stat INCREASE the player's actual accuracy ingame.

Items Item Interaction Scouter Decreases Accuracy by 10%. (Functionally increasing accuracy by 10%) Scope Decreases Accuracy by 60%. (Functionally increasing accuracy by 60%) Laser Sight Decreases Accuracy by 50%. (Functionally increasing accuracy by 50%) Battery Bullets Decreases Accuracy by 50%. (Functionally increasing accuracy by 50%) Muscle Relaxant Decreases Accuracy by 66%. (Functionally increasing accuracy by 66%) Eyepatch Increases Accuracy by 100%. (Functionally doubling the amount of bullet spread) Military Training Decreases Accuracy by 17%. (Functionally increasing accuracy by 17%) Galactic Medal of Valor Decreases Accuracy by 50%. (Functionally increasing accuracy by 50%) Synergies No Odd Job - Increases Accuracy by 60% while holding the Klobbe and Makarov, functionally decreasing accuracy by 60%. Shadow Warrior - Decreases Accuracy by 60% while holding the Zilla Shotgun or Yari Launcher, functionally increasing accuracy by 60%. Shredder - Increases Accuracy by 100% while holding the Face Melter or Gunzheng, functionally doubling the amount of bullet spread. Notes The reason why a higher accuracy stat results in less accuracy is because the stat works by directly multiplying the number of degrees by which a bullet can deviate when fired. Therefore, 1.2 accuracy means 120% bullet spread, which is less accurate.