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Once you have two copies of Burst of Lead, once you take a upgrade that specifically upgrades burst of lead, it will randomly choose between the two copies to apply that upgrade to and so on. When you hover over the skill-specific upgrade, the game will actually show you which skill will get it, by highlighting the "copy" that will get it with a glowing yellow border.
This means that, the non-skill-specific upgrades, such as area of effect, multi-cast, damage and etc WILL apply to all "copies" of that skill.
If you have all 7 slots filled with a copy of "Burst of Lead" and replace one with a new "copy" the new copy will not start at level 1. The reason behind this is purely for balancing reasons.
A crazy fast killing machine that builds up speed like a dynamo.
A must try.
6x Beam of Light with endless Brittle Stacking over the entire map.
It was the most broken thing back then before chaining was a thing...