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Left and right give a Massive Bonus as they effect the part directly. the ones that are just saber and stuff like that effect both weapons BUT they are significantly lower bonuses. It's actually better to farm for the left and right bonuses then the catch all one. Like, for example, Left Long range weapon and Left Long rifle give comparably simular bonuses though the Left Long Rifle gives a little bit more.
compared to Long range weapon/Long Rifle ones which only ups it by 5% max vs 10-15%.
P.s. Thanks everyone for the help
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJBH07J9GQM&t=350s
How is anyone supposed to know that those are at a glance?
The broad stuff is something like Attack Power: Long-Range Weapon, which then affects both your long-range hand-held weapons. To my understanding at least, and as you pointed out, they're vastly weakened as a result of covering so many weapon types at once, granted it means variant abilities that specify 'Left' or 'Right' are a little stronger as a result.
It's...not a system I really like when trying to upgrade specific abilities on a given weapon though. Some point out "just synthesize a giant pool of parts and you'll upgrade the bits you want upgraded," and I've been doing that since then to keep me from going mad, but since Long-Range weapons and Short-Range weapons are shared between both hands, this means inevitably synthesizing out specific abilities you may have wanted for a weapon in your gunpla's other hand, or one you wanted to keep for other builds.
Or in some cases as an example, synthesizing nearly the entire roster of collected guns, watching your one gun eat them all, and then nary a single ability of the ones you wanted to keep on the gun was upgraded.
Well you see, if I want a dinky heat knife if my left hand that has stats that boost the beam saber in my right hand and then on the beam saber in my right hand I ALSO have stats that boost a beam saber in my right hand I can compound my stat increases. Whereas the Attack Power: Saber stat has much lower damage boosting compared to the much more narrow left or right Saber stat. You can even tack on the close range weapon attack boost stat to both to further increase your damage.
While you may not be able to see a reason for something being in the game, it serves a very real purpose.