To clarify beforehand, bodyshot damage just means base damage. Buff 450 rpm auto rifles bodyshot damage to 19 in PvP and 27 for precision damage (up from 18 body and 26 precision). Doesn't change ttk, just adds a tiny extra bit of consistency, especially since they have a below average optimal ttk. Buff their pve bodyshot damage by 15% (which will increase precision damage as well). Buff 600 rpm auto rifle bodyshot damage to 15 damage and increase precision damage to 23 (up from 13 body and 21 head) Once again, doesn't change ttk, just adds consistency. Add 15% to bodyshot damage in PvE. Buff 720 rpm auto rifle bodyshot damage to 15 damage for bodyshot and 21 damage for precision shots (up from 12 body and 18 head). This will actually DECREASE it's current ttk from a garbage 0.93, to a swift 0.83. The optimal ttk (against 6 resilience and below guardians) would be a 0.83 requiring 7 headshots and 3 body shots. Anything higher would require 8 headshots and 2 body to kill anything above 6 resilience with the same ttk. Not including damage fall off, which would balance this out more and considering how unwieldy they are on console. Buff their bodyshot damage by 15% in pve. Buff base stability and recoil direction by 10 points, these things are so difficult to aim especially with how sporadic their recoil is. Buff 360 rpm bodyshot damage to 23 body and 36 for precision damage (Up from 21 body and 36 precision damage). Won't change ttk, but will allow this auto rifle to get it's optimal ttk with 5 headshots and 1 bodyshot (vs 6 headshots only). This will add consistency to the archetype, but won't make them too consistent. Age old bond is a really solid auto rifle, but it struggles at longer ranges (despite having more range than the 450 rpm autos) due to its heavy recoil. Buff bodyshot damage by 15% in pve. Auto rifles currently aren't performing all too well in this current meta, so boosts like this would help them out in their current effective range, as well as give them a bit more power in pve. If you have questions, feel free to ask.