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However, use in outdoor environments where the sky is exposed is unwise, as the projectile orb disintegrates upon flying out into open air, therefore shortening the use and value of the weapon. Using it in small rooms is also efficient, since it bounces on the walls, floor and ceiling. They are efficient on lined up enemies, since it goes through them all before it hits a wall. The cores powering the weapon's alternate fire are rather hard to come by and should be preserved for special cases.This helps to kill the enemy faster than usual and save ammo for later. Take advantage of its high stationary accuracy and go for headshots if possible.While the MP7 has a higher rate of fire and bullet capacity, the OSIPR compensates with the much higher damage per shot. In most situations, the OSIPR is better than the MP7, and is a good all-around automatic weapon.Since the amount of ammo the player can carry for the OSIPR is relatively low and it burns through ammo very quickly if not carefully managed, it is best used in situations where nearby ammo is plentiful - that is, when fighting Combine Soldiers as a rifle dropped gives much more ammo compared to the MP7.

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Furthermore, the player can only hold three full magazines (that is, one in the gun, two spare), which are easy to go through if firing in automatic mode. The weapon's spread is much worse when firing the weapon in automatic mode, so firing it in short bursts is highly recommended (this also conserves ammo).

The OSIPR's recoil is extremely strong.

Overwatch Soldiers fighting Zombies in the hospital with OSIPRs. In Episode Two can be obtained in a Supply Crate appearing on the Car Radar before the White Forest Inn. In Episode One can be obtained by killing an Overwatch Elite in the Hospital. The player first acquires the Energy Ball at the end of chapter 'We Don't Go To Ravenholm.', in the warehouse where Rebels fight Overwatch soldiers. In Episode Two, it is found in a doorway in the chapter Freeman Pontifex, near a small overrun Resistance outpost. In Episode One, it can be found in a Combine supply room in the chapter Urban Flight. The player first acquires the weapon at the end of Half-Life 2's sixth chapter, 'We Don't Go To Ravenholm.', scavenged off of a dead soldier previously fighting stray Zombies coming out of Ravenholm. While similar, the mounted variant, the Emplacement Gun, is a different pulse gun. Notably, a Rebel at White Forest informs his comrades that the weapon's secondary attack can be useful against Hunters, leading to the AR3 dispute. Rebels often capture OSIPRs for their needs. If the Overwatch Elite is killed, they will drop an Energy ball and the player can pick it up.

While the OSIPR is common amongst the Overwatch forces, only Overwatch Elite are allowed to fire the Energy Balls. On the body can be seen the alphanumerics 'V952', also featured on other Combine devices. A Dark Energy Ball shooter is built into it, in which the orb is capable of disintegrating almost anything it touches.

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Said magazine considered an optional upgrade in Half-Life: Alyx, suggesting the box magazine might be a more recent addition to the standard issue weapon design. It has a 30-round energy cells, which is reloaded with an automatic mechanism built into the weapon from the box magazine.

Rebel firing at the Hunter-Chopper in the Outlands with his OSIPR.