Flame Rifle (The Last of Us Flamethrower) - Updated
It's kind of ironic to use a flamethrower in a world that's destroying itself with its last remaining oil reserves, but then there's BURN BABY BURN!
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About this mod Machine translation
It's kind of ironic to use a flamethrower in a world that's destroying itself with its last remaining oil reserves, but then there's BURN BABY BURN!
Original address:
Updated version 1.0.3 on June 29th:
Reduced out-of-range damage reduction to reduce the number of complaints from people who don't seem to realize that flamethrowers are close range weapons.
Version 1.0.2 updated on May 13th:
Updated muzzle effects.
Chinese address:
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This module contains
A new flamethrower inspired by the flame rifle from The Last Of Us (game)!
40+ Legend-friendly attachments to mix and match!
Customize models and textures made from scratch!
Customize animations made from scratch!
The muzzle can be heated and the small gauge can be rotated for custom behavior!
Custom projectiles!
Customize your loading screen!
ESLs are marked so they don't take up a spot in your load order!
Level list infused into Raiders, Gunslingers, Militiamen and Traders after Level 6!
An additional melee weapon, the Barbecue Fork, is also injected into the Predator melee list at level 6!
Unique finds found on unique looters near Fiddler's Green!
Acknowledgments
Assets/Art:
Degenerate Dak & Aries
CK Development:
Pig
Animation/Behavior:
Mac & Shiagur
Consider supporting us:
Pig's Patreon
Dak'sPatreon
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Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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