dragonmor.blogg.se - Fallout new vegas guns vs energy weapons

These are my thoughts on the two types feel free to post your own! And please try to keep it civil, I'm not a fan of online wars. Pros: accurate "cool designs" they don't burn through ammo as fast, as most are single shot rifles nice disintegration/melting effectĬons: pricey spare parts are rare few mods for most of the weapons ammo is pricey (though you can always convert your Energy Cells to Microfusion Cells) seem to have to rely on critical hits for high damage Pros: Spare parts are plentiful powerful "cool designs" adds a "survival" feel to the game various modifications (such as scopes, suppressors, extended magazines, etc.) various types of ammunition (such as incendiary, hollow point, and armor piercing).Ĭons: Moderate accuracy some of the better ones (Light Machine Gun, Anti-Materiel Rifle (French weapon), etc.) are few and far between. This subject has been floating around in my head for a while, so I've decided to post it here for you guys, and myself, to have a civil debate on it. Due to a glitch, this stops them respawning.First off, I would like to state how amazing this game is, and that I'm enjoying it a lot.

Critical hits can disintegrate or melt enemies.

Bulk ammo degrades weapons slowly, higher quality ammo degrades faster.

Ammo crafting only uses ammo and spent ammo.

All ammo can be converted into other types.

Only 3 types of ammo, no counting flamer fuel.

Perks and recipes are based off Science.

Just as it was mentioned before, Fallout New Vegas energy weapons will.

Ammo is specific to a weapon or small group of weapons. Fallout has Alien blasters, Plasma guns, laser pistols, Guase rifles, Holo-Rifles.

More commonly available, especially in the early game.

It's mostly a matter of preference but here are the main bullet points (pun not intended): In New Vegas, this is less true- either guns or energy weapons can be used for shooting. In earlier games, energy weapons were rarer, more expensive but better than most other guns.