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2017-09-09, 02:35 PM (ISO 8601)
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You have to catch the 'nades in the air, and even with VATS you really have to be quick. I've only done it once, and it blew up in my face, not theirs.
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2017-09-09, 04:21 PM (ISO 8601)
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If it is shown as being their in-hand weapon, you can shoot it before they lob it. This is particularly relevant in Dead Money when you can snipe the fire bomb out of the dude's hand instead of him tossing it at you. However, that's basically a rigged compressed air tank, so a much larger target than a grenade.
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2017-09-09, 04:34 PM (ISO 8601)
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Yeah, but it's also a firebomb style explosive, so it's kind of wimpy when you blow it, but nasty deadly when tossed your way.
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Was playing New Vegas in offline mode for a while cause the storm knocked out all the networks for a few days, but as I was playing I wondered if I'd get the Steam Achievements for the stuff I did. Turns out, the answer is mostly yes.
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2017-09-12, 10:32 PM (ISO 8601)
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Keep an eye out for an M-14. Strap a scope on and you'll never want another Sniper Rifle.
Also, New Vegas is Back Baby. And also after episode 1 I figure out that toggling Archive Invalidation fixes the most of the busted textures. (Seriously, I cannot fix the bloody .357 for love or money.)Last edited by Triaxx; 2017-09-12 at 10:39 PM.
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2017-09-13, 01:00 AM (ISO 8601)
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Two problems with that. I've actually found two M-14s already, but was less than impressed by them. 36ish damage with four fire-rate is decent, but my 5.56 pistol and 5.56 sniper rifle do more damage per shot and my chinese assault rifle does more damage per second.
Plus, I'm not actually playing with WMK enabled. Ever since EVE updated, the FOIP version of the compatibility patch has been outdated. And with no compatibility patch between EVE, WMK, and RH Ironsights, I kinda have to prioritize what I think is most important. I can live without weapon mods, but proper ironsights are absolutely essential for how I play the game.I run a Let's Play channel! Check it out!
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Wow, I'd probably play with an old version of EVE just for WMK. (Though I know they don't always allow that by removing the older ones.) I though Blackened had a newer patch though.
Also the M-14 is much more accurate farther out than the Chinese Assault Rifle so you spend fewer bullets. The per shot is better, which means less sawn off by the DR. It's less an issue than with DT in NV but it's still useful.I am trying out LPing. Check out my channel here: Triaxx2
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2017-09-13, 06:22 AM (ISO 8601)
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You, sir, are a gentleman and a scholar, and I have subscribed to your
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Also, by using the sarcastic response, you aren't going to get the 'best' reward for Moira's quest, I don't think.
And yes... 'cute little hot potatoes'... 'surely, there's no such thing as ghosts, so you should be perfectly fine', and of course 'there's nothing quite like tinkering with a live mine'. Ahh, Moira... you are never dull. Although you sound more like a Minnesotan than a Capital Wastelander.
And the perk from the easiest quest in the game (sit around near a nuke and drink the water) is probably one of the most broken in the game, especially when paired with the perk that lets you regenerate when irradiated. As long as you keep your rads around 200ish, you're pretty much immortal to anything that doesn't one-shot you.SpoilerQuite possibly, the best rebuttal I have ever witnessed.
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Eh, I brought along Veronica and Rex to do the heavy
liftingpunching for that part of the quest. Sadly, Troike seemed to have vanished from the game partway through, so I couldn't complete part of the quest and get the Pimp boy 3 Billion. Well, it's okay, I'll live without it. I mean, I used a console code to see it, and it's flashy, but... that's kinda it. :3
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2017-09-13, 07:19 AM (ISO 8601)
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Rad Child doesn't exist in F3, unless it's added back by FWE. So it doesn't work, but on the other hand, considering how hard it is to heal limbs in FWE, I always ran around with the 400 rads necessary to trip the limb healing. Stims work just fine on the rest as long as you're not trying to headbutt everything.
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2017-09-13, 09:03 AM (ISO 8601)
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That's weird. I know TTW changed it to a shop style interface, which I love, but if I recall correctly, FWE did a chest that you manually put things in and then talk to annoying guy. Though I never actually talked to them with Mothership Zeta stuff in my inventory.
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2017-09-13, 01:28 PM (ISO 8601)
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Blackened has patches for EVE, FWE, and RH Ironsights, but no patches for WMK. I'll note that while I've managed to get things working before between EVE, FWE, RH_Ironsight, and WMK, it was usually at the cost of borking the ironsights on all but the vanilla weapons. Additionally, I could never manage to equip any modifications to non-vanilla weapons like the M-14.
Also, I feel like there's something wrong with your math there. If someone is taking a certain percentage of damage less, then it shouldn't matter whether that damage is done in chunks or in one big shot. 10 shots each doing 50 damage, at 25% damage resistance, is still going to be around 370 damage even if you round down after DR. By comparison, one 500 damage shot at 25% DR is going to do 375 damage per shot. The difference in damage is miniscule. As such, you should either prioritize for weapons that do the biggest burst damage possible--rendering DPS moot--or for weapons that can put the largest amount of hurt downrange in the shortest amount of time.
Your points regarding ammo efficiency and accuracy are well taken, but I feel like they're ultimately undone by the M-14's use of 7.62 ammo. The rarer, more expensive round means that until you build up an easy source of them through good barter or sheer amount of stuff to trade, you're usually going to be hurting for ammo. By comparison, the combination of Chinese Assault Rifle, .223 pistol, and DKS-501 sniper rifle means I have a good balance of short range DPS and long-range hurt that all use the same cheap, common 5.56 round.
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And the perk from the easiest quest in the game (sit around near a nuke and drink the water) is probably one of the most broken in the game, especially when paired with the perk that lets you regenerate when irradiated. As long as you keep your rads around 200ish, you're pretty much immortal to anything that doesn't one-shot you.
Well, they're not really at a car park...
Cancerous Growth from More Perks does the same thing, except with no requirement to be irradiated. It's stupidly broken and I love it.
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Yes and no. Ten shots at fifty damage does the same as one five hundred damage shot yes, but that one shot doesn't give them a chance to heal up unlike the ten fifty damage shots. One clear shot kills them instantly without giving them time to dive into Cover, or toss grenades. Personal choice of playstyle I guess.
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Eh, I don't think it is playstyle preference. I just think that the FWE M14 is in a weird spot. The Chinese assault rifle puts out more damage at short to medium range, and makes for an excellent "let's go loud" weapon. The DKS-501 does more damage per shot and is more accurate, which makes it a more potent one-shot-one-kill machine. I guess I'd just rather carry two weapons, each specialized for their task, than one weapon which is kinda mediocre at both and uses more expensive ammo to boot.
Mind you, I think that a lot of FWE weapons are either weirdly balanced or incorrectly statted out.
- The Bozar, a big gun, "the culmination of the sniper's art," does 42 damage per shot at 2ish shots per second. The 10mm pistol you start with does more damage than that. The google-sites spreadsheet says that the bozar is supposed to be 50 damage per shot, and five shots per second.
- The Lewis Mk.II Machine Gun, a WWI-era light machine gun, uses the 30-06 ammo, does 42 damage per shot and fires them at a staggering twelve shots per second. It is a big gun in every sense of the word, but is classified as a Small Gun.
- The .223 pistol has a long history in the franchise. It's a .223 calibre rifle that's been lovingly chopped down to pistol size. And yet, it does the same amount of damage and is just as accurate as a sniper rifle firing the same cartridge.
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Bozar in F:NV is an okay weapon, but an ammo hog of .308 ammo, and while DPS is good, F:NV cares less about DPS due to how DT works. If I'm going to be using a weapon chambered in .308, it's almost certainly going to be Christine's. Which IS the culmination of the sniper's art.
Being chambered in 30-06 makes it the same size roughly as the BAR. It's not like it is a minigun or bazooka, after all. So yea, small guns. I generally consider 'big guns' to be 'would this normally be crew-served in reality'.
I never did care much for That Gun. If I wanted a pistol that packed a punch, Light Shining In Darkness was my go-to. With WMX, it could accept the .45 ACP's silencer, condition boost, and damage boost mods, making it one of the best pistols in the game. But mostly, by the time I got to NOVAC, I was probably sporting some kind of rifle with better stats, or I was doing energy weapons and thus more interested in Hyperbreeder Alpha.
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Morrowind was on the predecessor engine, developed before Bethesda purchased Fallout's rights. Oblivion, FO3, and F:NV are on the same game engine. Skyrim and FO4 are on the same game engine. These are three different game engines, and the only one that can really be said to be a 'mod' of a previous game is F:NV when compared to FO3.
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Last I checked, the Bozar uses 5.56 ammo in New Vegas. That makes sense, since it used .223 ammo when it was first introduced in Fallout 2. I'm mostly peeved at the FWE Bozar because in Fallout 2 it was such an amazing weapon, capable of spewing out a hail of thirty heavy-damage armor-piercing bullets per round. Instead, the FWE bozar fires relatively low-damage rounds of the wrong caliber at a slow rate of fire. It's almost enough to get me to make my own rebalance mod. Yes, I know 5.56 rounds aren't that powerful in terms of damage, but it should be better than what it is right now.
Small guns is described as small firearms like pistols, SMGs, and rifles. Anything larger than that, like LMGs, light support weapons, and above, would fall into big guns. The Lewis Gun was an LMG, but also it was big enough to be commonly used on airplanes. And, as an additional argument that it should have been classified as a Big Gun, that's what it was in Fallout Tactics.
Eh, I like That Gun because it's available in the base game, uses a good selection of different ammo types, doesn't need Rapid Reload to work well, and doesn't need WMX to be installed. Granted, LSID is probably better purely in terms of stats, but I still like That Gun. Besides, it looks cool. Same reason I like This Machine over things like the All American or the Survivalist's Rifle.
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Dang, didn't know that if you replace McNamara with Hardin as elder of the Brotherhood in NV, you can't broker a peaceful resolution between them and the NCR. Shame, really. Guess Hardin pulled the fast one over me in thinking he'd make a decent leader. Welp. Time to nuke the bunker...
...nah, just kidding. I reloaded an earlier save and changed a few decisions to keep McNamara in charge. I like Veronica as a companion, and even though McNamara is killing his chapter by keeping them in that little basement, I guess I just have to come to terms that the BoS aren't really the good guys and it is better to keep them penned up in their little hole than to let them wader about shooting everyone for their tech. Pretty sure the Van Graffs owe me for that. At least I managed to get other factions to join the NCR club without issues. Okay, time to go meet the president. Should be a cakewalk.
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Ahh, you are quite correct, I was confusing it with the Automatic Rifle from Dead Money for some reason.
Small guns is described as small firearms like pistols, SMGs, and rifles. Anything larger than that, like LMGs, light support weapons, and above, would fall into big guns. The Lewis Gun was an LMG, but also it was big enough to be commonly used on airplanes. And, as an additional argument that it should have been classified as a Big Gun, that's what it was in Fallout Tactics.
Eh, I like That Gun because it's available in the base game, uses a good selection of different ammo types, doesn't need Rapid Reload to work well, and doesn't need WMX to be installed. Granted, LSID is probably better purely in terms of stats, but I still like That Gun. Besides, it looks cool. Same reason I like This Machine over things like the All American or the Survivalist's Rifle.
*squint* ...I'm not sure whether you're joking or not.
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I prefer to carry lots of weapons and not overlap ammo. And yes, you're right the M-14 is not a sniper rifle, nor is it a close in assault rifle. It's a battle rifle, meant to shoot things in between the best distance for the sniper rifle and best for the Assault Rifle. The ammo is heavy and expensive, yes, but that's to remind you not to simply spray it at things. (Ah, I recall now. I hate the scope on the DKS, which is why I never used it.)
The other side, is when you're fighting say Super Mutants, or Feral Reavers and you want lots and lots of fast damage, the M-14 is a good choice.
The big advantage to That Gun in Novac is that not only does it use the most common rifle round you've found yet, but is also the only pistol that fires AP rounds, which are very handy. Plus it's affected by Cowboy, which is also true for almost all the guns you've found up to that point.
The LSW in Fallout 2 was basically the lightest big gun. I thought the Lewis Gun was a Big Gun in F3, but perhaps they were treating it like an Assault Rifle, which is silly.
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So, with all this talk of weapon rebalances, I've been considering doing a rebalance of my own for FWE. The idea would be to make FWE and Fallout 3 weapons roughly equivalent to the Fallout 2 versions of weapons, with the higher damage to fit FWE's greatly increased lethality. This would have the advantage, I feel, of making guns feel much more distinct, as well as making energy weapons and big guns the true powerhouse they were in the earlier Fallouts. The disadvantage, of course, is that any semblance of balance would go straight to hell in a hurry.
Thus far, I'm working off a rough formula as follows:
Assume the 10mm pistol to be roughly baseline. The FWE version does 20 damage per shot, compared to the Fallout 2's 5-12 per shot. Average those two damage figures out and you get roughly 9. I'm working off a very rough damage calculation of F2FWE damage = 2x(average F2 base damage for that weapon). Thus, the 10mm pistol would have a base damage of 17 damage in this system, the .44 magnum would deal 30, and the .223 revolver would deal 50 damage per shot. Meanwhile, things like the Wattz laser rifle, the Bozar, and the gatling laser would be dealing 75, 60, and 60 damage per shot respectively.
I'd also be determining rate of fire based off the AP cost in Fallout 2. Let's assume that 6 F2 AP is roughly equivalent to one second of fire, since both the F2 assault rifle 8-shot burst and the F3 assault rifle 8 rounds per second match up nicely. If that's the case, it would be a simple matter of determining how many shots a F2 weapon can fire in those 6AP, and that would be how many shots an F2FWE weapon can fire per second. The DKS-501, for example, would be a round 1 shot per second. Most single-shot weapons would do 1.2 shots per second, based on 1.2 5AP shots per 6AP second.
Admittedly, this is all tentative right now. Any pretense at being balanced would go out the window. While assault rifles and combat shotguns would remain relatively balanced, you'd have weapons that are much more powerful late-game than their early-game counterparts. Big Guns and Energy Weapons would be these terrifying things to face, with things like the gatling laser putting out 10 60-damage shots per second, or the 132-damage-per-shot pulse rifle, or the 825 DPS Vindicator minigun. Even the regular minigun becomes a 40-shot-per-second lead storm, which might actually pose problems for the game engine to calculate.
I dunno. The more I think abut it, the more it seems like it's stupid and that it'd be stupidly awesome, all at the same time. I'd have to edit a lot of leveled lists so that you find high-power equipment only on enemies of appropriate level, so you don't defuse the bomb and instantly get murdered by talon company mercs wielding weapons way above your current gear level.I run a Let's Play channel! Check it out!
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I think perhaps the .223 and .44 should have their damage reversed. I hate to bring realism into it, but a .44 is a much larger round than the 5.56. Out of the very short barrel on a revolver, or any pistol, the round is much slower, and wouldn't do the same damage.
On the other hand, I never quite agreed with the stupid high damage from all the FWE'd weapons.I am trying out LPing. Check out my channel here: Triaxx2