.45 automatic submachine gun (New Vegas Thompson)
45 automatic submachine gun returns to the Federation with a new unique weapon and a replacement for the original submachine gun.
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About this mod Machine translation
45 automatic submachine gun in Fallout: New Vegas returns to the Federation with a new unique weapon and a replacement for the original submachine gun.
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Background story. 45 automatic submachine gun returns to the Federation! An icon of American firearms history, the .45 Auto SMG has served throughout the 20th and 21st centuries, from the battlefields of Iwo Jima to the rough streets of Chicago. 45 automatic submachine gun has become a favorite among gangsters and is regarded as a status symbol in federal organized crime circles. Although somewhat outdated, the .45 automatic submachine gun is still a powerful and reliable weapon that should never be underestimated.
Gameplay and World Implementation The .45 automatic submachine gun replaces all original Federation submachine guns, including the legendary "Jet Prayer". The screen's submachine gun has been completely revamped, dubbed "Silver Tongue", and has a Night Tales effect. A new legendary version has also been added, the "Boston Typewriter" (see photo hint for location). 45 submachine gun now comes with a host of new sights, barrels and muzzles. All accessories are balanced around its intended use as an early to mid game weapon.
Production staff
Antistar and WARS Team - Thompson's base assets and some accessories
Degene Dak and CSEP team – Gauss barrel accessories and some sights
jkruse05 - Classic energy weapon ammo assets
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