Once the water lands, it makes a splashing noise and effect that will alert enemies, spotlights or security cameras. One of it's main uses is as a quick, non-wasteful distraction tool- firing the Water Pistol is free, as it has unlimited water-based ammo and it's firing is silent, which allows it to be used for skill-based applications for controlling enemy movements or distracting other threats such as Walker Gears or passing vehicles. It can also be used to put out small fires. The weapon is commonly used as a silent, non-intrusive way of destroying the electrical equipment both used by FOB's and large radio outposts out in the field. It has a very noticeable lack of range and a steep curving arc to it's projectile, making it useless against anything past the range of about the Zorn-KP. The fired water projectiles create noticeable splashes and puddles that can alert attentive soldiers. Because it shoots water, it will not deal damage of any type and acts more as a utility instead of a weapon.
The Water Pistol has few niche uses in gameplay. Operating the finely-tuned trigger connected to the high-capacity water pump launches a controlled stream of water from the muzzle" ―Weapon description in Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain Gameplay The Water Pistol is a weapon that can be developed in Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, after gaining the Children's Reward Key Item. While it was subsequently upgraded to maximize effectiveness, its use as an offensive weapon was severely lacking. It could also be used against the Man on Fire to extinguish him (although it took roughly 80 shots to do so), or to momentarily stun the Parasite Unit due to their parasites' uncontrollable love of water.
Due to the vulnerability of water for electronics, it was also used to short-circuit electronic equipment such as power generators or communication dishes. It was typically used to temporarily blind enemies, allowing for a quick takedown with CQC or as a means of distraction. Venom Snake employed the Diamond Dogs R&D Team to develop a Water Pistol for him in 1984. Usage Phantom Pain Incident See also: Hospital Escape and Phantom Pain Incident
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