Crusader Pistol (updated)
Added a reappearance of the Crusader pistol from Fallout 76 to The Federation.
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About this mod Machine translation
Added a reappearance of the Crusader pistol from Fallout 76 to The Federation.
Original address:
Chinese address:
The main file and RobCo Patcher replacement patch have been packaged and uploaded together.
Updated on August 21st:
Version 1.2.1
Fixed an issue where Special Edition Weapon - Eden's Revenge would spawn on NPCs
Updated on August 18th:
Version 1.2.0
Added reflex dot sight.
Fixed the receiver mesh to be more consistent with the version in 76.
Changed tier list integration from regular gunner to gunner boss.
Added RobCo Patcher replacement patch.
Updated on August 15th:
Version 1.1.0
Improved ADS calibration for reflex sights.
Changed reflex sight point from point to circle.
Injection script bundled with the main mod.
Fixed an issue where Eden's Revenge and Plasma schematics would not generate safely.
A patch was also added to disable shell ejection from frozen ammo, which edits the vanilla frozen ammo record to disable its shell ejection plug-in, since frozen ammo never had a shell ejection animation. Fixed issue with frozen ammo ejecting from frozen magazines.
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Crusader Pistol
Hey to all the beautiful people of the Commonwealth! Are you tired of using those same tired old pistols in your endless pursuit of survival? Well, I (original author Donskie62, the same below) have exactly what you need! Step up and put your peeps on the best of modern wasteland weaponry - the Crusader Pistol, fresh off the hills of Appalachia and now making its debut in the wasteland of Boston!
With its sleek design and shocking punch, this trusty pistol is just the ticket for all those bold ladies and gentlemen looking to spice up their free time and defeat those pesky predators. Say goodbye to your tired old rusty barrel guns and 10mm pistols, because the Crusader Pistol will become your new best friend in the brutal world of wastelanders and mutant gangsters.
So whether you're wandering the ruins of Boston or holding down a fort in the settlement, grab a trusty Crusader pistol today and get ready to charge for glory! Dear friends, this is an upgrade you don’t want to miss.
The weapon is scripted into the BoS Soldiers, Clerks and Vendors, Gunslingers, Marauder Bosses, and Legendary loot pools upon completion of the mission reunion.
Transformation options
Receiver:
Standard receiver
Light frame receiver
Heavy frame receiver
Calibrating the receiver
Reinforced receiver
rapid fire receiver
Powerful receiver
Premium receiver
Barrel:
short barrel
long barrel
Sights:
iron sights
reflex sight
long range sight
Magazine:
10mm magazine
incendiary magazine
frozen magazine
laser magazine
5.56 magazine
plasma magazine
Grip:
Standard grip
Comfort grip
Sharpshooter Grip
Muzzle:
compensator
suppressor
Get location
Cambridge Police Department - at the front desk.
National Guard Training Field - Next to the body of Knight Asterin.
Scout Bunker T (Theta) - On the loot chest.
Special Edition
Eden's Revenge and Plasma Cartridge Diagram - Poseidon Energy There is a Master Lock Safe in the upper level, down a flight of stairs in the east corner.
Recycler - Elder Maxson's Desk.
Nomination list
Thanks to The Rizzler and Seddon445 for the CK tutorial,
Thanks to Shiagur for the Blender animation rig and animation support,
Thanks to the development support of Old World Addon Project Server,
DrLazlo's classic 10mm pistol sounds,
Injector script for DankRafft,
RobCo Patcher by Zzyxzz
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.