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One thing I really hate is the borderlands-esque "Muh gun do more damage now" mechanics. I get minor modifications to squeeze an extra DPS out of the weapon, special barrels, lightened bolts, etc. But seeing a gun with 4 times the hit power of another identical gun makes me go "What the fuck...

It of course also mentions real world munitions which were invented 'after' the split.

Lately battleships have been added to War Thunder, and let me just tally up some numbers for you. Helgoland (best German battleship in game currently) 8 Gun Broadside with either 296mm (at 10k meters) 13.6kg TNT filler, or 101mm with 27mm Zero (0) AA of any kind. 300mm of max armor, not...

I kinda liked the unique weapons on Fallout 3 as well, most were pretty boring, oooh wow higher damage and condition and nothing else! But some like the Miss Launcher were quite unique indeed and otherwise bizarrely 'good' for bethesda's quality. Lincoln Rifle, while having a retarded reload...

*Looks at Goris*

As I understand it, power armor wasn't 100% of the forces, many people still used combat armor (mk1 and mk2 and such) in battle. Lasers were commonplace but it would seem pre-war weapons like sniper rifles and combat shotguns were still popular.

You'd be surprised, wood is a 'low grade' material, but some materials like bakelite were used for extremely cheap weapons in history.

XD Yeah, and the Fallout animations are mostly due to limited time/budget, they probably use the SMG two handed. A P90c in 10mm IRL would be kickass though.

Yeah its weird that instead of grabbing the nearest hefty rock to smash a guy's brains out, they prefer...Punching? Hell you could grab chunks of uranium in FO2 lol. I think as-is, it works fine. There's no such thing as a "P-90c" which fires 10mm Auto catridges, and can be used one handed.

In hindsight why the hell are trench-clubs ala WW1 not being used by raiders in Bethesda-verse...That would make way more sense. It doesn't take a genius to figure out that a 2x4, a baseball bat, or a pool cue can be far exceeded in damage with basic skills and materials.

That fucking waffle mag. UNF!

The models are all just slight differences and caliber changes, all after the 'split' of Fallout universe as well. Not that I am complaining, blapping people in FO1 with the Eagle was always a delight.

Mostly I presume by not having an actual name, like "Python" or something like that. So you can RP it as being either a pre-war, or postwar production, maybe each revolver being unique, etc. As opposed to "Desert Eagle" which kinda has to be a IRL firearm.

Mmm, I can see that... Amusingly the Jackhammer never had a proper 'working' model, the showroom model every single depiction is based on, couldn't even be reloaded without disassembly of the gun. What about the Mauser 9mm though? Anyone who's played BF1 would realize "Oh its that WW1 gun!".

SAW I can agree on, but classic M-16's are pretty fallout, they fit the 'techno 50's weirdness', with their plastic (new age technology!) bodies and dark coverings. Literally looks like something the Enclave might give to their lowest ranks.

One thing to notice is that some weapons like the P90 and G11 aren't exactly the same as their IRL counterparts, so they're 'fictional' in a sense. NV has AR pattern rifles laying around which seem to fit pretty decently. And practically all of the 'cowboy' weapons are almost identical to IRL...

That's one 'double' Fatman, although I'm not sure if they have more. Who'd use it? BOS Paladin?

No faction has such a weapon IIRC, NPC's can spawn with fat men (rarely, and its not like they have more range than his plasma-minigun), but not modified ones, which might not even be canon due to the lack of "MIRV" ammunition.

The main factions of FO4 all unite with everything they have (excluding the non-functioning Liberty Prime), and face Frank Horrigan in his glorious mutant cyborg form. Could they actually beat him? Speaking from the lore, as of course gameplay is different. Nothing short of a Plasma Rifle...

These fuckers! I almost ALWAYS fought these guys super early somehow because something kept drawing me towards that area...Maybe just exploring? I tended to do lots of exploring between quests. Not that it mattered, even the bullet sponge brutes barely dent you because nothing does 'serious'...