Federal Weapon Vending Machine - Random Weapon Lottery (Chinese Update)
Let's go gambling! A new way to get random weapons in cities and even your own settlements.
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About this mod Machine translation
Let's go gambling! A new way to get random weapons in cities and even your own settlements.
Original address:
Updated Chinese address on August 3:
Prefix:
Nuka World DLC
This module contains
Let the lottery begin!
New “vending” machines are popping up across the Commonwealth and beyond!
You have a chance to get new rare unique items from the machines!
Workshop version of the machine you can build in any settlement!
How it works:
The map is dotted with new Federation weapons vending machines. You can also build one at checkout for a price. Each machine allows you to pay a cap of 600 to randomly roll all vanilla and modded weapons in your load order.
Possible results:
Most common: random weapons
Very Rare: Legendary Scroll on Weapon
Rare: Junk items or some ammo
Rarest: New unique items exclusive to vending machines. (There are several possibilities)
Generally speaking, just like drawing cards, you'll get an item worth less than the 600 you put in, but you'll likely receive something worth more.
I'm curious what crazy stuff people get out of this machine. Post your coolest drops in the comments, text or pictures are fine. I got some really fun rolls myself, so I can't wait to see what you guys get!
Acknowledgments
Assets/Art:
Degenerate Dak
CK Development:
Pig and BP42s
Animation:
hitman47101
Consider supporting us:
Dak's Patreon
Pig's Patreon
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