F4NV AEP-7
The laser pistol and special version of the boom gun from Fallout 3 and NV are now added to Boston's deluxe arsenal!
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About this mod Machine translation
The laser pistol and special version of the boom gun from Fallout 3 and NV are now added to Boston's deluxe arsenal!
Prefix:
Auto Workshop Nuka World DLC
Ammunition expansion items:
Updated N network Chinese address on July 15, 24:
*By the way, I’ll redo the layout and image sorting. The interface for the first diversion introduction is really too rough. *
The Chinese address of Station B will be updated on July 13th (just follow the instructions to choose yourself):
Update March 16: Added new special edition weapon - AER-9 laser pistol
Special edition pistols can now only be obtained by searching in designated areas.
The starting Regulator replaces the 10mm pistol and ammo with a laser pistol and energy pack
More fixes and replacements.
The version number is updated to 0.96.0
Of course, there are also patches using original ammunition.
But I installed the ammo expansion myself, so I don’t know exactly what this patch looks like.
*Reflections and complaints from last year: I had seen the material for this pistol in 2019 or 2018, but the F4NV project team had been silent for a long time at that time, and no one would have thought that it would be completed. Not to mention the unprecedented Christmas tree craze that followed, which further compressed the living space of laser weapon mods. So this one became popular on the N network immediately after it came out. Coupled with the many retro weapons recently, maybe this year will be the year of retro weapons.
Speaking of which, I was waiting for someone to move up, but in the end I had to do it myself ┑( ̄Д  ̄)┍I can only say that my godson is not welcome anywhere*
Original content
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My (original author ShimSham, the same below) other F4NV modules:
Classic Charged Weapon
Mystery Magnum and .44 Magnum Revolver (Smith & Wesson Model 29)
crutch
Overview
The AEP-7 Laser Pistol is back with a flash, loud PEW sound, and that distinctive ozone smell!
The release of Fallout 4 brought many changes to Fallout's arsenal, one of the controversial changes being the combination of the laser rifle and laser pistol characters into one weapon. This is no longer the case!
Includes unique variants from Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas.
Detailed information
Requires Ammo Expansion Item!
Features beautiful custom animations made by CADAVVER!
Laser pistol mods return in Fallout: New Vegas, along with Fallout 4's laser receiver upgrade chain, full-auto override, and folding stock
The next upgrade!
Unique variants of laser pistols return in Fallout 3, including
Protectron's Gaze, Colonel Autumn's Laser Pistol and Smuggler's End,
The effects are all similar to the original version.
Pew-Pew has been all over the map!
A devastating orange laser, a unique beam splitter made from a sarsaparilla bottle, and modifiable abilities!
Requires Ammo Expansion Item!
How to get
The default laser pistol can be placed in the world,
Shops and anywhere enemies use vanilla laser pistols.
The impatient can open a console and type "Help" Laser Pistol "4 weap" or "Help" Pew-Pew "4 weap"
(and so on for other unique values) without outer quotes, note the following code
appear in brackets next to the desired weapon ID and type
"player.additem X" again without quotes, where X is the code.
Colonel Ortom's pistol
hint:
Some say it wasn't just the old Enclave power armor helmets that were brought to the Commonwealth...
Location:
Predwin Airship Warehouse, near Superintendent Teagan
The Smuggler’s End
hint:
The old militiamen are said to have a particular dislike for those who smuggle goods to local marauding gangs...
Location:
Castle tunnel, near General McGann's body
Protectron's Gaze
Relocated version of Protectron's Gaze in Auto Workshop
AEP-9 prototype
hint:
Raider leader Cutter has a collection of interesting trinkets, from bobbleheads and magazines to experimental pre-war technology.
Location:
Poseidon Energy, on the steamer trunk near the cutting machine
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Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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