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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
Each weapon has either a '''full''' or '''single''' reload type. Using a [[Melee Attack]] or [[Mechanics#Movement|Dashing]] will interrupt the reload until the melee or dash animation is finished. | Each weapon has either a '''full''' or '''single''' reload type. Using a [[Melee Attack]] or [[Mechanics#Movement|Dashing]] will interrupt the reload until the melee or dash animation is finished. | ||
A notable exception is {{HeroIcon|Billy}}, whose reload is not interrupted when performing a light melee attack. | |||
=== Full Reload === | === Full Reload === | ||
Revision as of 02:05, 10 September 2025
Reload Time is the time it takes for a hero to reload their weapon's ammo count.
Overview
Each weapon has either a full or single reload type. Using a Melee Attack or Dashing will interrupt the reload until the melee or dash animation is finished.
A notable exception is 
Billy, whose reload is not interrupted when performing a light melee attack.
Full Reload
Full reload weapons will reload the entire magazine at once. These weapons can be reloaded immediately after firing a shot.
Most heroes have full reload weapons.
Single Reload
SIngle reload weapons are reloaded one ammo unit at a time, and the reload can be interrupted before it's finished. The time to reload a full magazine depends on how much ammo was left before reloading.
These weapons have a 0.7s delay to start reloading after firing a shot, unlike full reload weapons.
Only Abrams and Fathom have single reload weapons.
Base Reload Time
Values referenced from Hero Comparison.
Note: Abrams has a 0.35s delay to start reloading and reloads one shell at a time, making it 3.5s to reload a full starting ammo clip.
| Hero | Reload Time (s) |
|---|---|
 Abrams |
0.353 |
 Apollo |
2.5 |
 Bebop |
2.35 |
| Billy |
2.9 |
 Calico |
2.6 |
 Celeste |
2 |
 The Doorman |
2.4 |
 Drifter |
2.44 |
 Dynamo |
2.35 |
 Graves |
2.8 |
 Grey Talon |
2.35 |
 Haze |
2.35 |
 Holliday |
2.75 |
 Infernus |
2.25 |
 Ivy |
2.44 |
 Kelvin |
2.59 |
 Lady Geist |
2.59 |
 Lash |
2.35 |
 McGinnis |
3.29 |
 Mina |
1.7 |
 Mirage |
2.6 |
 Mo & Krill |
2.82 |
 Paige |
2.5 |
 Paradox |
2.59 |
 Pocket |
2.82 |
 Rem |
2 |
 Seven |
2.35 |
 Shiv |
2.8 |
 Silver |
0.3 |
| Silver (Transformed) |
1.5 |
 Sinclair |
2.5 |
 Venator |
2.8 |
 Victor |
2.4 |
 Vindicta |
2.91 |
 Viscous |
2.5 |
 Vyper |
1.6 |
 Warden |
2.91 |
 Wraith |
2.82 |
 Yamato |
2.44 |
Items
| Name |  Cost | Category | Stat change |
|---|---|---|---|
 Spellslinger | 6,400 |  Weapon | -10% Reload Time |
There are several items that bypass reloading completely, and will instantly reload the player's weapon.
Active Reload allows the player to skip 50% of the reload by adding a quick-time event in the reload bar. Active Reload's activation window lasts 0.3s.
Crushing Fists will restore 15% ammo on a light melee and 30% ammo on a heavy melee.
Quicksilver Reload and 
Mercurial Magnum will reload the player's weapon when using the ability imbued by this item.
Vampiric Burst will cancel reloading and add 75% base ammo to the player's clip, adding bonus ammo to any amount over the clip capacity.
