Light Machine Gun - Fallout New Vegas (Updated)
The New Vegas light machine gun comes to the Federation! I hope you have enough 5.56 to feed this beast, aim for the load!
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About this mod Machine translation
The New Vegas light machine gun comes to the Federation! I hope you have enough 5.56 to feed this beast, aim for the load!
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Nuka World DLC
Updated on July 28th:
Version 1.0.4
Improved sights and sound effects, fixed muzzle booster direction and removed rate of fire cap.
Updated on July 27th:
Version 1.0.3.2
Fixed a minor issue with reverberation in firing sounds.
Version 1.0.3.1
Fixed a minor issue where the CHW's barrel would overheat very quickly
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This module contains
A new light machine gun based on FNV’s LMG!
45+ Legend-friendly attachments to mix and match!
Customize models and textures made from scratch!
Custom first and third person animations for getting in and out of power armor!
Customize Super Mutants animations! !
Customize your loading screen!
Custom sound effects!
Barrel heating effect if you shoot too much!
Build brand new turrets in your settlement!
ESLs are marked so they don't take up a spot in your load order!
Graded list injection!
Found on post-level 35 bosses, mutants, gunners, bosses, and legendary spawn points and vendors!
A unique version found in a brand new dungeon south of Nuka World's North Point Reservoir!
The second unique version found on the new Super Mutant BOSS at the Revere Satellite Array
Acknowledgments
Assets/Art:
Degenerate Dak
CK Development:
Pig
Animation:
Mac & Wardaddy & hitman47101
Behavior:
Shiagur42
Loading screen and boss design:
PrincessAries
sound:
Navarro
Consider supporting us:
Pig's Patreon,
Dak's Patreon
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Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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