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Hey guys this is Kyle from Genki Gamers and in the video today, we're going to go over

choosing between the blast cannon and the sniper cannon.

Why these two weapons?

Both the blast cannon and the sniper cannon are very powerful weapons and are a couple

of the best 1 slot point weapons in the game.

However, Bhurt's skill tree often forces you to choose talents that benefits only one

of the two weapons, meaning you should be sticking with just one of the two weapons

to have maximum efficiency.

The blast cannon is a medium range, high damage weapon that's great for dealing big bursts

of damage.

It fires with a slight arc that allows you to fire over small waves.

If you can land your shots, the blast cannon is a great source of consistently high damage

without relying on lucky critical hits.

It also pairs very well with you and your teammates fire damage weapons if you use the

damage to burning targets perk.

The sniper is a long range, low damage weapon that's great for hitting opponents from

a safe distance.

At higher captain levels, you can unlock a bunch of talents that increase the sniper's

critical hit chance and critical hit damage for the chance at dealing a huge amount of

burst damage.

Because the sniper fires straight forward without any arc, it can be easier to land

than the blast cannon but you must have a clear line of sight to your target.

Overall, it is a lot easier to hit opponents with a sniper than it is to hit your opponents

with a blast cannon.

So, which of these items is better to use?

Like many choices in Battle Bay, it depends on your ship and your play style.

In general, the sniper is better on slower ships that like to fire from a safe distance

such as the Shooter or Fixer and the blast cannon is better on faster ships that like

to get close to enemies to deal heavy damage such as the Speeder and Enforcer.

The Defender can use either weapon depending on how aggressively you like to play.

With all that said, pick your item based on how you like to play and make sure you get

all the right talents for the weapon you choose.

It only takes an hour per talent to switch so don't stress out about making the right

choice of talents.

Now that you have a better idea of which weapon to choose, let's go over some weapon tips.

With a blast cannon, lead your shots far ahead of your opponent because of the slow projectile

speed.

The blast cannon also has a high arc meaning you will have to aim it higher or lower if

your opponent is moving towards you or running away.

If you can, try to get close enough to your target to make sure you don't miss as it

can be a little difficult to land at a medium range.

Even ships like the Shooter can use the blast cannon as their choice of short ranged weapon

if the rest of their loadout is filled with long range weapons.

The best perk for the blast cannon is the cannon damage perk unless you plan to use

a fire damage weapon as well at which point the best perk is the damage to burning targets

perk.

The sniper cannon has a much faster projectile speed, making it easier to land.

However, you still need to lead your target a little bit if they are far away or moving

quickly.

Always make sure you have a clear path to your target before you fire.

Because of the straight firing shot, it is very easy to get blocked by a wave which is

a complete waste of time.

Remember that your aiming indicator will turn green when the path to your target is clear.

The best perk for snipers is without a doubt the sniper critical hit chance perk which

is made even better by the fact that Bhurt has talents that increase critical hit damage.

I hope this video helps you decide between which of these two great weapons to focus

on.

Because of their single slot point cost, they make great additions to just about any loadout

so don't be afraid to spend your resources leveling these items up.

That's all for today!

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begin and as always, thanks for watching!

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What is practice nursing or nursing in general practice? - Duration: 2:43.

What is practice nursing? So you're a nurse and you're wondering what's it

like to work in a GP clinic or maybe you've just landed your first general

practice job and realise you're not actually quite sure where to start, well

we know a nursing career in general is incredibly rewarding, but practice

nursing in particular or working as a nurse in a general practice setting can

be quite rewarding in and of itself. Why? Practice nursing is one of the

fastest growing health disciplines in Australia with over 60% of GP clinics

now employing one or more nurses and with many of these clinics looking to

expand their nursing teams even further. So demand for practice nurses is

definitely on the rise, which is a great thing if you're considering a move to

this sector. So what makes practice nursing so special? Several things in

fact. First of all lifestyle and work/life balance. Practice nurses get to

enjoy more flexible and much more family-friendly working hours than our

colleagues in the acute sector or even in aged care settings. Many practice

nurses will work part-time and mostly around business hours with very little

if any late-night work or work over the weekends. Another benefit is getting to

experience longer and stronger healthcare relationships with patients

who are under our care. Most nurses working in general practice will get to

care for people throughout their lifespan from babies through to adults

and senior patients. Continuity of care means practice nurses often see the same

patient through different stages in their life and as a nurse working in a

general practice setting you may find yourself providing care as varied as

prevention and health promotion advice through to helping patients to manage

their chronic conditions or providing care and treatment during an acute

crisis. Another good thing about general practice is we usually get to work in

small teams. Because general practices are mostly small to medium businesses

every practice can be quite unique in its approach to care and even on the

focus of conditions or specialties they manage. General practice teams tend to be

small which means nurses will often work very closely with the doctors at the

practice to bring about obviously the best health outcomes for the patients

This often means that nurses are encouraged to find a suitable area of

interest to do further training in or to even specialise in. This could be things

like immunisations, wound care, chronic disease management or even

health promotion. Nurses will often then become leaders in these areas at a

practice level and even help to coordinate processes and policies that

would best suit the practice and the patient's needs. So as you can see

practice nursing has a lot going for it. Next we'll talk a bit about common

practice nurse tasks and responsibilities as well as what kind of

training is recommended for nurses who are new to general practice

For more infomation >> What is practice nursing or nursing in general practice? - Duration: 2:43.

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What is Fixle? - Duration: 1:54.

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Which means you'll spend less time on the phone or chasing up payments,

And more time getting the job done.

Whether you're a one-man operation, working in your local area;

A fast-paced shop sick of the chaos of paper scheduling;

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Your free listing will connect you with customers in your area.

And from there, it's just a matter of accepting the booking,

Assigning an employee, And completing the work.

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For more infomation >> What is Fixle? - Duration: 1:54.

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What is the salary of a practice nurse in Australia? - Duration: 2:51.

so you might be considering a career sonars in general practice and might be

wondering what is the salary of a practice nurse the truth is every

practice will have different remuneration arrangements for their

nurses this is because what works well and one clinic may not apply in another

clinic even if it's down the road in Australia we have the nurses award which

outlines the absolute minimum salary rates penalties and conditions which an

employer must provide for any employed nurse some clinics will remunerated

IRS's as per the nurses award however because these rates can be considered

quite low most practices will usually pay either slightly or considerably

above the award level this is sort of used as a way to attract and obviously

retain skilled nurses so with that out of the way what do practice nurses

actually get paid across Australia as a point of reference the Australian

average for a practice nurse who's a registered nurse Division one is around

31 dollars to 34 dollars an hour for part-time or full-time work this is

slightly lower for enrolled or Division two nurses the Australian primary health

care nurses association apni puts together a salary and condition survey

every year you can visit their website to check out the most recent results or

to view how things have changed over the previous few years it's important to

remember that you can always negotiate your salary and conditions with the

practice some practices will be quite committed to supporting their nurses and

might even be willing to provide you with either leave to attend CPD events

or may even help pay for CPD courses also remember to check with your

practice if they currently provide any other employment incentives

aside from salary here's an example of a nurse incentive beyond simply a salary

some clinics may give nurses a bonus payment for every health assessment or

chronic disease management plan they help create not all clinics offer this

but those who do main centre vice nurses with an extra bonus which my vary

between $15 to up to $70 per assessment or per plan that they perform in these

instances you may find that the salary is usually a bit lower but the

incentives help to bring up the overall take-home pay there's also an

expectation that nurses working in this capacity will be very self driven

they'll be motivated and will work quite autonomously to ensure us

process for both the patience and the practice but what if you don't have a

lot of experience in the general practice field well in this case it

might be worth taking the lower paid practice nursing position temporarily

this way you can get some field experience under your belt and later

start looking for either a higher paying position at another practice or

renegotiate your salary with your existing clinic

now that you've proven yourself to be a valuable member of the team make sure to

check out our guide on how to look for a job as a nurse in general practice for

tips on how to go about hunting for your dream position as a practice nurse