Jason tends to lead the team from the front so having a rifle set up for CQB allows him to be an effective element of the team. Jason has also been seen on occasion with the Heckler & Koch MP7A1 as have others in the team, especially when staying covert or for personal defence when carrying long rifles such as the SR25. Sidearms are either the Glock 17 or 19 depending on the mission.
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Shotguns are not something seen often in the show, but the team does occasionally employ one for breaching. Trent and Sonny (rarely) carry a Remington 870 Custom with a railed pump holding a Magpul RVG. This is seemingly held in a weapon catch and not slung, being dropped before entry and possibly retrieved once the area is secured.
The mere act of wasting time while exploring can yield even greater rewards as opposed to just finishing the game hastily. In fact, some of the best weapons in these games can't even be obtained by simply finishing the main game. Although only the most intrepid and determined players could get their hands on the game's rarest weapons since these aren't exactly laid out in the open. Some rare weapons require the most sharpest and observant eye while others can only be acquired through triggering certain events.
Those who are hoping to find these legendary armaments of destruction should be willing to tread on the road less traveled. Of course, players will have to go through toxic craters, ravenous raiders and extraterrestrial predators first. The ones tough enough to survive will be rewarded with a uniquely named arsenal that performs as good as their fancy name suggests. While most of these weapons are nearly impossible to find, locating these places should help put players in the right direction. Here are some of the rarest Fallout weapons and where to find them.
Finding the rare Atomic Pulverizer in Fallout 3 Mothership Zeta isn't easy. Getting access to the room where it's located is even harder. The weapons lab contains this alien blaster which can be located by going through the spacewalk and beyond the mothership's observation deck.
Knives aren't exactly practical weapons especially when fighting heavily armed raiders and fully-loaded robots. Except when it comes to the rare Fallout 3 combat knife known as Stabhappy. It deals more damage than regular knives, expends less AP and has an extremely high critical damage rate!
Fallout 3's Board of Education is anything but a governing body of a systematic knowledge program. In fact, it's quite literally a board! This rare weapon is basically a plank of wood albeit with nails sticking out of it. It has a high critical rate and substantially higher damage compared to the standard nail board making it the perfect starter weapon, at least until players could find something better.
Fallout 3's Mothership Zeta has a rare weapon that acts like the nastier counterpart of the normal plasma pistol. The MPLX Novasurge does three times the damage of regular plasma pistols with triple the average critical hit rate. Players hoping to nab this rare handgun should act fast since it's in an area that will no longer be accessible after a certain time.
Some weapons lead people to victory but the Victory Rifle in Fallout 3 literally bears the true essence of the word. With its high critical damage and three times the durability of ordinary sniper rifles, this rifle is certainly made for winners. A rifle of this caliber deserves to be locked and hidden.
This rare handsaw can literally eviscerate enemies in seconds with the help of stat bonus and special perks. However, getting Jack requires players to be just as crazy since it can only be found on the body of an Enclave officer deep within Deathclaw Sanctuary.
Finding this rare flamethrower is just as infernal since it requires players to traverse the complex tunnel system of Franklin Metro Utility in Fallout 3. It's not comforting to know that the Burnmaster is lying in a hallway filled with toxic radiation and feral ghouls either.
Difficulty: LegendaryLevel: The ArmoryWord: Whuppopotamus / That's Just... WrongEffect: AI become more observant, noticing even active camouflage, shadows, the sound of reloading or drawing a weapon, footsteps, etc. They also have better accuracy and are much less likely to kill themselves or their teammates with explosive weapons.
This is much easier with the permanent invisibility glitch. If you die in the alley with no checkpoint after the checkpoint in the Skull room, there will be several white flashes, you will be reverted to the checkpoint in the Skull room, the Skull will disappear sometimes and will not take effect. Also, if you attempt to escape the alley, you will get teleported to the Elites' position and lose all your collected weapons. Once you kill all seven waves, the Skull will become active.
Once you reach the armory (where, amongst other weapons, a Fuel Rod and Rocket Launcher can be found), pick up some Frag Grenades on the right side of the room. Once you have these, walk out of the door on the opposite side of the room, turn around (facing the armory door, and grenade jump up to a platform above the door. This is the Ghost skull.
Stash is basically a container where you can store weapons, items and all other stuff which can be picked up. Stuff you have stored to stash is saved and can be accessed through every stash within a map and also available between rounds in singpleplayer campaign or online invasion. A stash is primarily used to store rare weapons if those can only be used at a later time because of the higher XP requirement. It is also wise to put grenades and vests into the stash if you happen to be at a location without an armory around and would want such type of equipment. The content of the stash is server specific and not carried over between servers. To interact with a stash keep F pressed while on front of it and drag and drop items from either your equipment or your backpack to the stash container.
There is no way to distribute weapons or ammunition among teammates without picking up another weapon to replace the dropped (donated) weapon's slot in the donor's inventory. All weapons have an attached Flashlight powered by a battery with unlimited life.
Unlike Left 4 Dead, Left 4 Dead 2 features two functional firearms and thirteen melee weapons (with two being exclusive to the PC version) under the sidearms section for use. There is a third firearm, the Glock, which only appears when dual-wielding the P220 Pistol, therefore sharing their performance.
Melee weapons require the same amount of hits anywhere they hit with a few exception: to kill the Charger it takes two strikes to the body, but only one to the head (unless the Charger is computer-controlled and is charging, in which case more hits are required). Hits to the legs of Boomers, Smokers and Hunters will do damage equal to 75 % of their current health.
Different weapons have different damage drop-off over distance characteristics, most obviously linked to the caliber of the weapon. Of note: (excluding shotguns) pistols have the highest damage drop-off (up to 25 %), scoped rifles and the Grenade Launcher's projectile have no damage drop-off. Splash damage suffers damage drop-off relative to the center of the explosion.
The Cutlass is a sword with a variety of special maneuvers, and is the only melee weapon in the game. A player can swing, block and dodge, connect three-hit sword combos and charge or lunge at the foe with the Cutlass. This makes it the most versatile out of all the weapons, with special hidden maneuvers known only to the most skilled of swordsmen. A single slashing attack deals 25% damage, while a lunge attack deals 60% damage.
The Concern contains three firearm brands: "Kalashnikov" (combat and civilian weapons), "Baikal" (hunting and civilian guns), and "Izhmash" (sporting rifles). The concern is developing new business lines that include remote weapon stations, unmanned aerial and ground vehicles, and multi-functional special-purpose boats.[11]
An armory in the city of Izhevsk was established by the order of the Emperor of All Russia Alexander I on 10 June 1807 and Andrey Deryabin, the chief mining engineer of the city's iron works, was put in charge with both construction and operation. Architect Semyon Emelianovich Dudin and Deryabin both developed a general long-term plan of further complex growth of the armory. The armory would be located at the bank of the Izh River, mainly due to the proximity of iron works, which immediately solved all the raw material supply problems.[8][12][13]
Deryabin employed Russian and Udmurtian plowmen living in the city. At that time, plowmen were to migrate to the armory and work there. Settlements nearby were released from this rule, but had to provide the armory with wagons, horses and harnessing. Deryabin also hired foreign armory specialists to guide the Russian craftsmen. In 1807, the Armory produced 7 long guns, 5 pair of pistols, and 6 backswords.[12]
The first weapons developed by the armory were the No. 15 17.7mm muskets, produced in the autumn of 1807. In 1808, the musket was later mass-produced for infantry equipping. The plant supplied the Imperial Russian Army with over 6,000 of the No. 15 17.7mm muskets. The armory also produced rifles, muskets, carbines, and flint blunderbusses for cavalry in 1809. The venture also produced pistols and gun parts and remelted trophy weapons. Firearms were produced at a rapid pace for the Russian Army during the Napoleonic Wars, mainly in the French invasion of Russia, even though construction of the armory had not been finished yet. During the first four years, the factory produced 2,000 long guns. In 1814, the output grew up to 10,000 guns and almost 2,500 backswords. By 1830, the armory achieved the desired annual output of 25,000 long guns and 5,000 backswords.[8][12][13] 2ff7e9595c
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