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You need to upgrade Rail to one shot Scrakes, given LLLRR and lvl25 on 6P HOE.
Breakpoints will vary alot depending on difficulty, player count and perk choices.
1. Variety of sidearms like SPX Centerfire or Magnum that can be taken with HMTech-101;
2. Wide ammo pool;
3. Good headshot damage (Scrake barely survives a single headshot, Fleshpounds requires 2-3 consequitive headshots to die);
4. Less weight and cost in comparison with M99;
5. Quick reloading (if proper skill is chosen);
6. Can be used against medium zeds like Husks or Sirens.
Reasons not to use Railgun:
1. Expensive ammo;
2. Cannot 1-shot Scrakes without REU stacks on 6p Sui/HOE.
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Reasons to use M99:
1. Insane headshot damage (one of the drawbacks of Railgun is that it requires 2-3 REU stacks to 1-shot Scrake, which sometimes can be quite hard to perform, because of trash zeds running around);
2. No other advantages found.
Reasons not to use M99:
1. Weights 12 kg (!), so you will be really slow using AMR;
2. The only good available sidearm is Magnum;
3. Too expensive to use even against medium zeds;
4. Costs 2500 dosh + ~500 dosh to refill ammo;
5. You cannot use HMTech-101, if your choice is M99 + Magnum.
M99 is purely for big zeds and bosses where 1-2 shots is enough to kill them or down their health/shield significantly.
Railgun has less weight so you can carry or be more versatile in loadouts
M99 purely pistols and it's mostly for self defense if anything gets too close.
I'd say try the railgun first until you get the hang of it then move up to the m99. If solo ditch both and get the FN FAL M14 combo instead.