Assault rifles are normally used between close quarter to mid-range combat. Assault rifles normally have moderate fire rate and a huge range. Assault rifles tend to have lesser falloff damage compared to other classes weapon except for sniper rifles. There are three firing modes for assault rifles, fully-auto, burst fire mode and lastly single fire mode.

 

Fully auto is the mode where the shooter can trigger the trigger once and the gun will constantly fire until the magazine is fully empty. Burst fire is where the gun shoots 3 rounds per trigger, this increases the accuracy of the guns and slightly increase the rate of fire. Burst fire guns are used normally in close quarter combat, where your gun blast out 3 deadly shots into the enemy weak point. Lastly, a single fire is where the gun only shoots a round per trigger. This allows the shooter to do what most military officers called " Tap-Fire". This allows the soldier to train his tap-firing speed and allow to the shooter to be more precise with every bullet you shoots.

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Below I separated them into two sections, the GOLD guns and the GEMS guns. Click on the either of names below to see the full details.