Assault Shotgun (Prototype AA12) - Federation Weapons Expansion (Updated)
A new fully automatic assault shotgun is coming to the Commonwealth (and Far Harbor)!
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About this mod Machine translation
A new fully automatic assault shotgun is coming to the Commonwealth (and Far Harbor)!
Original address:
Prefix:
Far Harbor DLC
Version 1.0.3.1 updated on July 25, 2025:
Updated assets and sounds to be more in sync with our modern standards, minor animation and balance fixes.
Hotfix to make pulse slugs use the correct flying projectile
Update 1.0.2 on February 22: Attempts to fix spawn issues on Raider Special Edition (Bandit Blaster)
Also update the Chinese address:
This module contains
A new fully automatic assault shotgun based on the prototype AA12!
Over 45+ new attachments, including ammo types!
Custom models and textures!
Custom animation!
After level 18, inject level lists into Raiders, Gunners, BOS Soldiers, and Shops.
Three unique editions! The locations are as follows:
One was found on the BOSS of DB Technology High School.
One is sold by Cairn in the Nuclear Cult lair in Far Harbor.
The last one is sold by Blue Jay in the Atomic Cat Garage in the lower right corner of the map.
Acknowledgments
Development:
Phineas Kube (Pigness)
Assets/Art:
DegenerateDak and The Kruseman
Animation:
Wardaddy
Sound effects:
Navaro
LL injection script:
a_blind_man and Dank Rafft
Consider supporting us:
Pig's Patreon
Dak's Patreon
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