oh thanks, come and kill me =p

i'm assuming you made an elemental gun, so its not all bad as there's a chance you'll inflict the status effect on them; which is incredibly helpful. its always a good thing to research the damage done to certain foes using the wiki, and if your just new normal weapons are usually your best chance. however the elemental gun you made will be great against eliminating constructs and undeads.
and as for the energy system, it actually works great and because i don't want to have any part in explaining it, look for the 100's of threads talking about it. and really it's a great way of making money if you haven't noticed.

~Ok devs please tell me why you create weapons the dont effect some enamies~Hazy24

haha, really? did you read your own post?

1. Don't use elemental weapons on monsters resistant to that type of damage.

2. see 1.

Elemental damage is super effective against Constructs and Undead. It's not very effective against Beasts and Gremlins. There are also Shadow and Piercing damage types, which have their own strengths and weaknesses. Lastly, Normal damage does equal damage across the board. If you want more information regarding damage resistances, see the Wiki page:

http://wiki.spiralknights.com/Damage#Monster_Resistances

I wonder, are resistances explained in the game?

Quoting dogrock. We'll gladly fight you come PVP.

OP, you don't know it yet, but elemental is one of the most useful gun types.

Here are some enemies your gun does increased damage against:
Gun Puppies: Instead of getting blasted in the face at melee range, you can dodge effortless while sniping the puppy. Sometimes puppies spawn across chasms and you will effortlessly mow them down.

Lumbers: Those hulking wood golems that if you are in melee range smash and stun you? Range them for increased damage safely outside their attack zone.

Zombies: Zombie-swipes are fairly fast and super accurate, hard to dodge in melee range. Zombies have no ranged attack so you can kite and snipe them to re-death

Various Robots: The meka-knights and zombie-robots are other enemies you will probably take damage in close quarters. Ranging is safer.

Enemies your gun isn't good against:
Gremlins: Gremlins side-step gun shots, melee is sometimes a better option.

Beasts: Beasts also dodge gun shots and get better the deeper you go. Sometimes you don't even want to use a gun on them at all.

(some guns are better than others at fighting those two, but even some normal damage guns aren't easy to use against them)

Having a type damage gives you pros and cons. In this case you are really winning out on the pro side since the enemies you want to range most, you are even better at than a normal gun. Seriously though, take your gun out for another spin and try hitting some robots or undead, you should be quite happy with the damage it dishes out.

3 different damage types

Beasts and Fiends are weak to Piercing, Constructs and Slimes resist it.

Undead and Constructs are weak to Elemental, Gremlins and Beasts resist it.

Slimes and Gremlins are weak to Shadow, Undead and Fiends resist it.

Don't use an Elemental weapon against Gremlins and Beasts. And good luck hitting Devilites, Gremlins, or Wolvers with a projectiles(aka guns and some charge attacks), they like to dodge. Or on Mecha Knights (they shield).

Energy system is just fine... and have you never played a MMO? It doesn't matter what MMO it is, there are ALWAYS beggars. You could be playing WoW: MtB (World of Warcraft: Money to Burn... the version for celebrities) where it costs $1,000 a month to play and you'd still have people begging for gold.

Bag extensions aren't needed... your bag holds an infinite amount.

~Gwen

Gun is still a 3*. Up it to 5.