A frustration that didn't return for me on PC, yet did leave a sour taste. Years ago on the Xbox 360, this was already a point of frustration in the game. There is a slight exploit where this can be circumvented, but it requires you to not be under constant fire in order to do it. Considering that you need to have full ammo to receive an upgrade from a duplicate, this creates the unfortunate habit that you need to hold on and not use your favorite weapon until they are fully upgraded. This loss is limited to one degrade per section, meaning that repeatedly dying at the same section won't drain you of upgrades. This immediately becomes a sore point in the game, especially when you are suffering.
However, should you die and press the Checkpoint option, you will lose one upgrade rank of your weapon. Meet Elena, your remote tactical support doubling as a typical Deus Ex Machina hacker Being able to deal more damage or hold 200% more ammunition will certainly serve you in more intense firefights. While in theory you should always be able to handle any situation with stock weaponry, and there are always enough weapons lying around during boss fights and other high-intensity situations, these upgrades do significantly empower you during some of the more difficult moments. Doing this with a set amount of them, or picking up an upgrade cube that occasionally appears, will improve some of the stats on the weapon. Picking up the same weapon while having full ammo on it upgrades it, with the upgrade carrying over when you've tossed it and pick up a copy elsewhere. BLADE will be your main method of improving your stats as it were. Thankfully for Sam, he's also equipped with the BLADE system, an adaptive weapon that can store up to three weapon blueprints at one time, switching between them seamlessly and rebuilding itself on the spot. While your punches kill enemies instantly, it does immediately overheat the suit. Whether you are in cover or sliding around, Sam won't be able to do much without a weapon. Vanquish very much relies on the 'rule of cool' as its main aesthetic
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