Dude same here It was in my first ever play through and I can’t tell you how OP it was I never had to reload I got it while killing a synth when trying to find Kellogg
"make sure you're confronting those legendary deathclaws and yao guis as often as possible" me: spends almost 100 rounds to kill one also me: "oh boy cant wait to see what i get!" legendary deathclaw corpse: ghoul slayer's gamma gun
I got the explosive combat shotgun off a bloatfly. I’ve only ever got one explosive pipe rifle, and that is the best gun in the game. Cheap mods, cheap ammo, devastating damage.
SvenTviking I think later in the game pipe weapons are more of a utility. Like freeze the dude with freezing pipe rifle and then burst him down with a furious automatic rifle.
You can literally clear whole rooms with it in seconds, its the best late game rifle with the kiloton radium rifle and spray n pray being the best early/mid game rifles
The Neverending legendary effect is best on a laster musket. You get to crank limitless amounts of ammo into the thing and do ridiculous amounts of damage in singular shots.
I actually found an explosive combat shotgun really early in the game. It's even more OP than the explosive minigun, because each pellet explodes and does 15 damage, and there's 7 pellets, so if I'm able to get all 7 pellets on target, it does an additional 105 damage from the explosions alone for every single shot.
Bro same, had the never ending double barrel in 2 different playthroughs and now in my current 4th I also found an explosive combat shotgun. I just named it 'Biomatter Deconstuctor' at a workbench because it just shredds everything to pieces in seconds. Jesus christ that thing should'nt exist and yet I'm so happy it does. The double barrel is a joke compared to this monster. Also: bonus points if you skilled automatic weapons.
its actually 8 pellets, and if you get the demolition perk to maximum the damage is doubled and the explosive radius becomes much larger, meaning 240 damage plus whatever damage its already doing and that 240 can hit other nearby enemies, making it quite possibly the best crowd control weapon in the game
I once had an explosive minigun. Thing was damned beautiful. Turned everything into a fine red paste .-. I wish I'd kept that save. She was the one that got away.
Try having a mod that glitched your ability to pick locks by saying even novice locks were too difficult. I lost many looting opportunities to it. had to remove the mod and reload my Starting save.
I once had a Never Ending MIRV Fatman. Completely unusable in a fight, but glorious to stand atop a mountain or highrise and rain armageddon down below.
One of my favourites has always been the explosive combat shotgun. It's got the same effect as the minigun mentioned here, but on each pellet of each shell fired, meaning it creates huge areas of effect wherever you fire it. I've turned rooms full of ghouls into paste in seconds, without having to reload. Though you then have to go through the process of sorting through the various remains to try and loot them.
I'm going to have to agree, considering the shotgun already has great damage, plus each of the pellets has an additional 15 aoe dmg is nutty, I was always on the lookout for one, it wasn't till I was on a lvl 115 character in Nuka world that I got one
Spray N Pray is nice because it's easy to get early and lets you make use of all the perks. But there's simply no comparison to the mini gun in terms of damage output. You just walk around hip firing and delete everything before it can do anything. I think the real downside of the exp minigun is that, where it's fun for minute, it makes the game incredibly repetitive very quickly. Everything dies so fast, and with barely any effort, that nothing remotely threatens you and every fight feels exactly the same.
In regards to the Sergeant Ash flamethrower... The legendary effect actually does have a related Easter egg too... one that only diehard fans of the TV series will know... There was a robot build that was destroying ALL competition and even disabled 2 of the house robots... one of which was i believe was Sergeant Bash (I think it got knocked into the pit or stuck on a wall, i cant remember). In a later final, Sergeant bash used it's flame thrower (as it always does just for awe and show)... and it managed to melt a part of the contenders rotary parts... disabling it... yeah that's right... crippling the favourite to win contenders movement... it was completely immobile. The house robots then went to town on the contender with the audience and operators completely in shock. Having to watch the favourite to win slowly get torn apart. It was in one of the first series and what made Robot Wars a massive hit in the UK. That means one of the Fallout Devs are a big fan of the series Robot Wars to of referenced that specific moment let alone the Robot... and that specific moment was nearly a couple of decades ago...
Never Ending has a lot of weird quirks to it. On a Fat Man, you're looking at the same type of situation as you're seeing with the Double Barrel Shotgun, but even more ridiculously overpowered. On a Gatling Laser, you get Aeternus. On a Laser Musket, you get the ability to massively overcharge a shot and kill anything with one hit, with theoretically no upper limit to damage beyond how many times you're willing to crank it to load more cells in. Methinks Bethesda didn't test out this effect on every weapon prior to putting it in the game.
I've never done this because I've never come across a NE laser musket, but I can only imagine cranking ALL of your cells in to take that one shot kill........then miss.
Oddly enough, I got a police baton with a freezing effect I think, and upgraded it with the stun baton effect, and ended up with a weapon that seems to knock everything down almost every hit, and once they went down, their reload animations would basically be their doom. I remember killing a death claw no sweat at level 14
@@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim Actually Fallout 2 had Deathclaw who not only talk or had doctorate iirc but was also good at hacking and was really good with people. If I don't recall wrong there were quite smart death claws in tactics too. It's actually bit shame. Fallout 2 had talking intellect and friendly plants and friendly super mutants living in civilized way in town. Also Ghouls had entire hubs where they lived normally. Modern Fallouts are missing so much :(
Yes, @@Hupailija. I never played the first two Fallout games. From the sound of things Humanity largely recovered from the Great War of 2077 by Fallout 2, and was well on it's way to peacefully coexist with various FEV infused sentient beings. Fallout 3, New Vegas, and 4 come out and Humanity is well on it's way to perpetual nuclear war with everything in existence because reasons. Seriously, it sounds as though the Fallout franchise should of peacefully ended with 2 and with a "And everyone lived happily ever after." type of thing.
Adam Gray No it wasn’t peaceful those who lived in vault city saw them selves as high as ten penny in his ivory tower the ghouls worked fine with the mutants but they were still dogs in the eyes of some people
@@nuquijohnlouisep.884 I think windshear was the blade on the tip of the bow of the emperor’s ship in Skyrim, you can get it if you go out there and climb it at the end of the Dark Brotherhood quest line
Crazy thing I have learned over the years..... I got the NE Double Barrel my first playthrough. Thought it was a crazy combo and loved it. Now some time later, I realized how rare that sidekick was
So, I got the NE Double barrel ONCE in a playthrough and... to quote Soldier; "You can have this when you pry it from my cold, dead hands. And even then, good luck! Because I will have glued it to my cold, dead hands!"
I have a wounding minigun that absolutely melts everything. The wounding effect stacks so quickly that nothing stands a chance. Not only that i dont have to worry about splash damage
wounding is one of my favorite legendary effects on any gun, aside from the ability to stack, nothing in the game has resistance to the bleed damage, including inactive turrets that you normally cannot kill until they activate.
It’s so annoying when you find a legendary you’d kill to get in any other playthrough but just doesn’t fit the build you’re using, like finding a two-shot Gauss rifle while playing a heavy weapons build
Except that stun lock is worthless compared to enchanted scimitars that deal fire/health drain and frost/magica damage. I can rip powerful enemies to pieces far quicker than with Windshear.
@@Glitchy456 Bug? It's a natural way to play, just smithing iron daggers, buying loads of common or lower gems (filled of course) and using them to enchant the daggers, reselling those for massive profits. All I did was take my leveled enchanting & smithing, use them to improve my armor and then enchant said armor for reduced destruction cost. That done, I added strong enchantments to my armor and scimitars. They're way better than Bloodscythe and Soulrender, even making Windshear pale in comparison. I did nothing gamebreaking or scummy. Ironic, considering the character on which I use the weapons is a Reguard Pirate.
@@comettamer Forget about the Iron Daggers. It's way more efficient (and profitable) to use your leather to make Leather Helmets, and use Transmute Ore (found at Halted Stream Camp, due north of Whiterun) to turn your Iron Ore into Gold for Rings.
@@Glitchy456 scummy? If there enjoying the game its it's fine, calling something a "scummy way to play" is just stupid (unless it's multiple player, then things can be "scummy"
Roadburner4 Funny thing about that effect; there are some cases where it is almost useless. For example, one infuriating case where I got a never ending... bolt action rifle. You don’t have to reload, but you *do* have to manually chamber every single round. I named the rifle “Pointless”.
I’m glad Fallout 4 is finally getting the recognition it deserves. Yeah it wasn’t exactly what we were wanting, but the things it does well, it does VERY WELL. The amount of random encounters and unique items/npcs is insane. Plus I’m a huge fan of power armor actually making you feel powerful and not just special armor that requires training.
Yup, initially I found power armor kinda weird and didn't really dig it, but well I play Survival difficulty which meant I spent A LOT of time dying and respawning wherever it was that I had last slept or where I last took a one-hour nap. Decided to give power armor a try... got used to it pretty damn fast. Foolishly, my worry was fusion cores! "What, there's only fusion cores in these old generators that I find in the wasteland? So the cores run out FAST (it took me time to realize that sprinting dries out fusion cores WAY more quickly than talking/jogging) and there's a FINITE amount of them? Why should I get used to something useful that I'll only be able to use on rare occasions? Well, I'm pleased to report that fusion cores are in fact infinite. Yes there are ones to be found in the wild, including one in the radiated spot in the mole rat den under Red Rocket as well as one in a chest by an experimental Sentrybot in a robotics scrapyard, as well as generally with 2 fusion cores you can take off of defeated Sentrybots, AND if you activate The Mechanist DLC you can find Mechanist robots with fusion cores on them from time to time, but also some shops often replenish their stock of fusion cores to sell every 3 days or whatever it is. Arturo in Diamond City and also any level 3 weapons shop that you establish in a settlement for 3000 caps. If you max out your buying potential, you can sell mostly-spent fusion cores for 160 caps (most money you can POSSIBLY get from selling fusion cores), and you can purchase fresh fusion cores for 240 caps which again at the best possible prices is basically 40 pre-war money. Or, y'know, you can straight-up trade 3 fusion cores with 1-5 charge left in them (doesn't affect value) for 2 fusion cores with 100% charge left in them, no caps lost or received, pure trade. I almost NEVER let my fusion cores burn out completely. Once I spot it's low, generally 5 or less, I hope out, put in a fresh core, and I hope back in. All my companions carry 1-2 fresh cores, plus almost all my companions who CAN wear power armor are instructed to wear power armor and in their power armor I put a fusion core with about 60-88 charge left in it. They don't burn through fusion cores in their power armor so that charge will remain so that if I end up in an emergency where all spare fusion cores are spent I can get my companion to hop out, replace their mostly-intact fusion core with one I'll later sell that only has about 1-5 charge left in it, and then hopefully manage to use that final core to get to safety where I can re-stock. But I haven't been in that position in a LONG time, I'm quite good at keeping sufficiently stocked, plus before long I get the 'nuclear physicist' perk which at level 3 DOUBLES how long your fusion core lasts whether it be in power armor or in a laser Gatling. Add that repair bobble head on top of the Corvega plant and that's another 10% on top. So while a standard fusion core can earn you 500 shots from a laser gatling, with those perks and the bobblehead you can get like 1100 shots. Pretty sweet! But dang, sprinting drains those cores so damn fast, I basically just hit my G key to have my character jog automatically and that's how I tend to travel long distances until I get vertibird grenades. That and The Institute's teleportation are basically the only ways to fast travel Otherwise, you're going by foot, well besides the train car that takes you to Nuka World or the boat that takes you to Far Harbor but that's not 'fast-travel' in the traditional sense. That's just the means by which you go to those locales. 'Fast-travel' in the videogame world tends to mean 'getting to a different part of a map instantly or at least faster than normal.' With vertibirds, you pop a signal grenade, wait for the bird to land, hop on, open your map, select where you want to go, and the pilot will take you there pretty quickly. With The Institute, at ANY point while in the Commonwealth you can be teleported there, and then you can teleport back to the Commonwealth and you'll be spawned in front of the CIT ruins which is pretty DANG close to the middle of the map, and VERY close to the Hangman Alley settlement as well as Diamond City. Quite convenient, really! If you wanted to save some time on your flight, if perhaps you're in Sanctuary and you want to head down to South Boston or The Castle or something, pop into The Institute and pop out again and you just cut your travel time in half instantly. ... it's really about time I went and spoke to Nick. Feels like I saved him at like level 20-30 or so, and now I'm at level 70+ lol I took out Kellogg and basically just lost myself to helping/building settlements and doing random little quests. Killed the man who shot my wife and kidnapped my kid after he told me that Shaun is in the Institute... then poof, disappeared. At this point, Valentine might think that I actually lost the fight and died lmao
@@Sir_Fres cause it got shit on upon release because the rpg systems were dumbed down and they had more emphasis on combat. Plus they hated the main quest line and how it didn’t really matter who you sided with really. I personally like this one more than 3 but New Vegas still beats it for my all time favorite.
True Story: -my character's level is 54 -clearing a hospital infested with Feral ghouls -managed to kill a Legendary Feral Ghoul Reaver - really not that challenging - managed to get a Explosive Minigun -*mental orgasm*
My play through was so easy thanks to: two shot combat rifle (found it, didnt buy it), explosive combat shotgun, and instigating hunting rifle. My luck was so good.
You can console command effects on weapons and more than one at a time. Rapid, neverending, explosive minigun with the tri barrel and max heavy weapons and explosive perks.
Me: Oh... kill legendary death claws.... Previously: Finally the legendary mythic dealthclaw is down! And I got a... *dumdumdumdum* *legendary pool cue dealing 5% more energy damage* yes you read that right. I said more. Thats how unlucky I was.
@@calebkennedy771 a fire weapon? that freezes? THE HELL IS THAT USED TO BURN AND FREEZE wait thats actually pretty good cause it freezes the enemy then burns them
Atom's Judgement will always be one of my favorite weapons. It makes the super sledge far more powerful, putting it on par with weapons such as the baseball bat and OG sledgehammer, who were made far more powerful due to modifications added by nuka world. It just goes to show that anything is more powerful with jets strapped to it. Edit; survival difficulty heavily cranks up how often you see legendaries, with multiple showing up in a single instance at higher levels.
I will never unsee the gaps in the corners of the ripper's chain texture. Also, I remember encountering a super mutant with a staggering garling laser. Arguably the worst several minutes of my playthrough. Also, when I was playing around with a mod that lets me choose weapons' legendary effects, Never-Ending Laser Musket... No matter how you handle it, it shoots ALL OF YOUR CELLS. If you have enough, it just becomes the Spartan Laser.
me: oh, a legendary radroach. *one power armor stomp later* Me: i wonder what it has... *Never-Ending Double-Barrel Shotgun* me: *surprised pikachu face*
The Harvester reminds me of a pipe rifle I found... it had the bleeding effect, so I slapped a rapid auto receiver on it and took the fight to swan at level 15. Killed in one 48 round mag!
I got a N/E double barrel in one of my earliest playthroughs. Then I started using the mods. With the wacky weapon mod you can pick 2 legendary effects and I ran N/E with Furious or Explosive. I immediately regretted explosive without a long barrel though, and had to be extremely careful about where, how and who to use it on 😂 But still an incredibly satisfying gun.
On my least favorite play through, my institute build, I ended up with a wounding ripper and an explosive minigun (in my opinion the two most op weapons in the game). Had to upgrade strength, get all the heavy gunner perk levels, all the big leagues levels, and all 3 blacksmith levels so I could make the extended modification for the ripper. They’re so good I had to rebuild my entire character around them
I remember Gopher getting an explosive 10mm pistol on his FO4 playthrough. With the automatic mod it was super effective and easier to lug around than a mini gun on survival mode. Just be careful not to blow yourself up if enemies get too close... that damage adds up fast.
The biochemistry degree on my table wants me to say that acid is a very LOW pH, not high. That being said, the Fallout nerd inside of me loves these videos!
The Explosive Combat Shotgun, my favorite weapon from Fallout 4, although it has teeth and is just as likely to bite the shooter as the shootee. I liked to call it a meat grinder as it just tore through stuff.
Spray n Pray a named submachine gun you can buy from merchants, also has explosive legendary. With a large drum magazine it is a good investment early on in the game since it does wonders against large groups of enemies. And im certain the explosive damage from the rounds get influenced by the demolition man perk.
imagine being a feral ghoul and you see a vault dweller in full power armor thats fully feuled, AND has the coconut flamethrower charging at you full speed
Sleep Sleeper is it that hard to believe people find different things fun. I’ve had more fun with mods and console commands than in 4 different legit playthroughs.
@@chocopepernoot yeah well, I do understand. Some people find turning their camera into a bookshelf and hiding from their friends hilarious in Garry's mod, I guess i grew out of that stage. Give me a good storyline and immersive characters any day of the week.
9:22 Never ending laser rifles that u crank up like the one found outside the museum of freedom are insanely OP. Basically, u can charge as many shots as u want into it and then shoot them all at once. Super mutant behemoth? Just crank up like 40 times and kill it in a single shot
I got the never ending double barrel in level 40+ in hard difficulty and got another when I was level 200+, i gotta be honest it is fun af blasting nonstop, it would be even epic if a perk like the "And Stay Back" from New Vegas will knock enemies down. And combine with the nonstop legendary, it a game breaking weapon and a hilarious weapon too.
you can get the knock down with an NE combat shotgun if you get the sniper perk and put a scope on it. it might not have the same fire rate, but it's close enough
I feel like a furious minigun, meaning a minigun with the legendary effect of growing damage the more you shoot, would be better than an explosive minigun
It isn't tho. There is no enemy in this game that would survive the explosive minigun (with perks mind you) long enough so that the furious minigun could catch up.
I have both and the furious is nowhere near as good. In order for your damage to stack with furious it isnt "the more rounds you shoot" its the more CONSECUTIVE hits on target. The miniguns inaccuracy and wide spread make it basically impossible to get more than a few consecutive hits on target making that effect nearly useless.
One of my favourite weapons is Spray and Pray. Absolute killer with automatic weapon damage perk and explosive damage perk. Also love the Big Boy with the Quantum Nuke mod.
Regarding the Sgt. Ash/Bash thing, I'm pretty sure a burning robot would often end up as a mobility kill, since electrical bits like motors, cables, and the controlling electronics were the most vulnerable bits to fire, so the unlucky bot just kinda stops moving IIRC.
11:45 Looks like it costs you 130 caps to get a frag grenade. I tend to play high-intelligence and high-charisma character builds, it isn't long before I'm able to get the BEST possible prices, even if I may need to dawn black-rimmed glasses, a fine suit, and a pompadour wig for a total of +4 charisma and then grape mentats for an additional +5, I suppose drinking a beer might just boost it up another +1 on top of all that for a total of +10 charisma which can do a lot to improve prices. The very best you can manage is to sell things at 80% value and buy things at 120% value. I also use power armor religiously because I play on Survival difficulty and ONLY Survival difficulty. As that one groovy Atom Cat puts so poetically, "Hard on the outside, soft on the inside." Y'know, like a mirelurk. Anyhow, fusion cores have a standard value of 200 caps. This means that to sell one, the MOST you can sell it for is 160 caps, and the LEAST you can buy one for is 240 caps. If memory serves, I can also sell fragmentation grenades for 40 caps which would mean their standard value is 50, which means it'd cost me 60 caps to buy standard frag grenades. For you, it costs more than double that at 130 caps. So yeah, if it cost 1656 caps for you to get that weapon, if you had a build that was a bit more focused on charisma, you could have gotten it for less than half of that, so maybe 800 caps. Honestly am I the only one who totes around clothing items for different purposes? Honestly getting those two armor pieces that both boosts my intelligence and charisma by +1 has been a godsend. I could do away with the Vault-Tec lab coat that gives +2 intelligence and my outfit that gave +2 charisma so that I can buy/sell things as well as build/modify things without getting out of my typical uniform with armor. Just swap out my combat helmet for a pompadour wig for trading or an ushanka for building/modifying, and swap out the +1 Perception wrap-around glasses for black-rimmed glasses for buying/selling or 'road goggles' from the 'The Mechanist' DLC for building/modifying. Bam, maximize purchasing power as well as XP earned. Always have +4 charisma or +4 intelligence when it can be put to use, and my power armor's helmet has a modification that provides +2 intelligence so even when I'm out and about in my X-01 I'm still receiving a boost to received XP because of that. If I need to 100% for sure pass a speech check, I pop out of my power armor, slap on the ol' pompadour and black-rims, and bam, the most silver tongue in the Wasteland. I realize that a fair few people seem to dismiss charisma as useless, but I find it comes in handy with me. In my current playthrough I'm just past level 70 and have something like 17k caps, with so many stores in so many settlements that I have recently built a maxed-out clothes shop that cost something like 1000 caps and I think also a maxed-out armor shop if I'm not mistaken which cost 3000 caps, and I don't think it cost me a penny out of pocket. All my settlements combined had 4000 caps just lying around, or if it did cost me anything it was maybe just 800 caps. Oh yeah and I have like 2-12 fusion cores at all settlements (the ones I visit least often are fine with just 2, the most I visit most often inevitably get 5-12 cores), and tend to have 2 artillery grenades and 2 vertibird grenades and 2 flares at each settlement even though I basically never use flares or artillery but I do actively feel as though I should. Explosions are fun, and I can take the loot from any brave, defeated minutemen to outfit more minutemen :) Oh I'm not saying I'd try to blow up the minutemen, just y'know... in combat, stuff happens. Ah, a REALLY good strategy would be to call in the arty and then as SOON as it's over, call in support with the enemy shell-shocked. Yes, I really ought to try using those arty grenades and flares, especially with so many settlements all over the place...
ahh man, I remember getting a never ending super shotgun at level 10-15 on my first playthrough. had to delete that save but it was the best weapon i've ever had.
I think the harvester was a great weapon and if you put points in the big league perk, it’s makes the harvester more powerful and if you make blade extended, it makes the target bleed as well
The only two guaranteed never endings I know of are the eternus, which you covered, and the laser rifle "limitless potential". And both are very strong
The Explosive Legendary variant is fantastic on most of the in-game guns though. I can see Never-Ending Legendary Effect being fantastic for people playing on Survival mode, however.
Yo dude, you left out Grognak's Axe!!! After you lock pick it from hubris comics, it's one of the most reliable melee weapons in combat because of its staggering effect. It's also completely unique. I've literally seen my brother clear out every enemy in Trinity Tower using just this badass axe, which is even more powerful with the Grognak outfit!
Imo the best gun I've ever used was a wounding rapid automatic pipe pistol. Each round causes damage over time which chews through the toughest enemies due to its rate of fire. I could take down vertebirds in seconds with some of the cheapest ammo in the game
Everyone needs to know about the splatter cannon, From nuka world. In my opinion it's one of the most powerful weapons that can be used. It has a increasing damage amount with each consecutive hit on the same target. Essentially making its damage cap infinite
@RadioactiveGroove you didn't get the joke. Skyrim has Dragon, mirlurk queen are fallouts version of the same concept. Same with ghouls and the calmer. Stupid spell check! Ghouls are fallouts version of the same thing.
Nate, you should try a Combat Shotgun with the bleeding effect, that thing is op, i could kill a nukalurk queen, while way under level, with just a few shots, i think each buckshot in one bullet can inflict the effect so one shot causes several bleedings
Like my mention of the explosive variant, the legendary effects apply to every pellet, which in practice probably means you're applying 6 woundings per shot. And if it was the variant that increased damage with every shot, you'd probably increase the damage 6 times with each firing, which makes me wonder just how much of a damage increase that would be...
A Deathclaw with a minigun
If that's not a Horseman of the Wastelands, I dont know what would be and would be terrified to learn
Todd howard in power armour ,obviously
@@bogdannegru6485 theres officially two horsemen of the wasteland. Deathclaw w/minigun as Death, Todd in Power Armour as Pestilence
@@mindyauron 2 to go then
A Glowing One could be pestilence
@@mtnd02.06 I said Todd would be mostly because hes a pest at this point :v
I once got a never ending double barrel shotgun near the beginning of the game. Decided to go all Doom style with it
Probably not true tho
Ever used a macro with a never ending double barrel? It's hilarious, you probably need to turn up your mouse sensativity to counter the recoil though.
DOOM!!!
Dude same here
It was in my first ever play through and I can’t tell you how OP it was I never had to reload I got it while killing a synth when trying to find Kellogg
Pablo It is kid
"make sure you're confronting those legendary deathclaws and yao guis as often as possible"
me: spends almost 100 rounds to kill one
also me: "oh boy cant wait to see what i get!"
legendary deathclaw corpse: ghoul slayer's gamma gun
Irony level: extreme
What about: irradiated radium rifle?
@@liptonicetea1813 Radium rifle already op so that doesnt make a difference
It’s called irony sir, situational irony to be exact.
Lmao
Neverending Double Barrel Shotgun: **Exists**
Doom Guy: **Heavy Breathing**
its the Doom Slayer ok
@@yadiraestrada330 Both names work
@@yadiraestrada330 I've always know him as Doom Guy.
DOOM IS ETERNAL
Tachanka Boi especially now, happy doomsday!
5. 1:03: The Harvester ( Far Harbour DLC )
4. 4:02: Acid Soaker ( Nuka-World DLC )
3. 8:06: N.E. Double Barrel ( Rare )
2. 11:23: Sergeant Ash ( Far Harbour DLC )
1. 14:53: Explosive Minigun ( Rare )
@NCR Trooper 🇺🇦 Hehe, long time since I’ve been here, anyways your welcome!
@@sergeantdoor7678 WHERE IS YOUR POWER ARMOR ?!!!
@@H1r0x I LOST IT SERGEANT!
@@sergeantdoor7678DON'T H A V E ANY?
YOU EXPECT ME TO BELIEVE THAT M A G G O T?
@@agabe3104 Yes sir
Nate: To get the explosive minigun you should kill legendary deathclaws and yao guai
Me: *Kills a legendary bloatfly and gets the minigun*
Same
I farmed the National Guard training center for mine.
Does the creature actually make a difference? Like would the quality of the weapon change if it was a bloatfly, raider, or deathclaw?
I got the explosive combat shotgun off a bloatfly. I’ve only ever got one explosive pipe rifle, and that is the best gun in the game. Cheap mods, cheap ammo, devastating damage.
SvenTviking I think later in the game pipe weapons are more of a utility. Like freeze the dude with freezing pipe rifle and then burst him down with a furious automatic rifle.
A flamerthrower that cripples legs so they can't run?
*Laughs in Pyro*
Dont you mean mumbles in pyro?
(Muffle Muffle Muffle!)
Don’t even think about getting near my sentry.
@@megandager4855 **uncloaks behind you** Nothing personal, I just had to shut you up. **laughs in Spah**
SPAH SAPPING MAH SENTRY (SECOND SENTRY LOCKS ON) YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEHAAAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWW
I swear when the next elder scrolls drops this channel with have another five + years of content and I like that
I’ll take the over on 5 years.
More like 10 years of content puns
Never ending double barrel really be like
“I’ve got 87 more gat dam rounds in this two round gun”
Just like the movies and TV shows! It's true to life!
Is that a reference to that one TH-cam video, where they make fun of movie shotguns, because it is hilarious.
@@mrpotatoalsomooman7289 yes
Yes that masterpiece
Gus Johnson's video if anyone needs to know
This Acid soaker costs 1 million dollars to fire for 12 seconds.
I am heavy acid guy, and THIS, is my acid soaker
Blue Hat besides being extremely expensive, is much better than Sasha
*Laughs in heavy weapons guy*
AHAHAHAHHHHAAAHAHHAH
(Firing at enemies while yelling)
Wouldnt that just be Todd Howard's way...
"I used to be a vault dweller like you, until I took a flamer to the knee."
Link was in a vault? Well i know he was cryogenicly frozen...i think...
This comment it it just needs more likes
Also why did I read this in a guards voice 😂
@@CortashGaming
The iconic "HYAAA" is still within my vocabulary
I YOU TO BE A BORTHER OF STEEL LIKE YOU UNTIL I TOOK 1000 MINIGUN BULLET IN MY KNEE
Personally I love the problem solver, an AUTOMATIC rifle with an effect that makes every shot increase it's damage from the last one
Honestly after I finally got nuka world it become my all time favorite weapon!!
You can literally clear whole rooms with it in seconds, its the best late game rifle with the kiloton radium rifle and spray n pray being the best early/mid game rifles
You can get a second one if you pass a speech check by talking to Mason the leader of the pack.
@@RustyShacklefordddd that's the only problem solver, the other one is splattercannon
I have that on a missile launcher. I made it targeted and quad barreled and put a stabilizer on it.
I call it Doomhammer.
Solid piece of ordinance.
*man being interrogated by mafia*
"What are ya going to do, breack my knees?"
Mafia thug: *whips out flamethrower*
it's break
fuck
M.b.i.b.m.: ok I’ll talk.
BURN THE KNEES BUCKOOO
The Neverending legendary effect is best on a laster musket. You get to crank limitless amounts of ammo into the thing and do ridiculous amounts of damage in singular shots.
*Unlimited POWER!*
I did that.... It was not fun for the legendary mythic death claw I was spying apon
Me: 30 shots worth of ammo should do.
The poor rad roach: -_-
Hm.......... I say to that.....
*Y. E. S.*
i put the beam splitter on it and now it a one tap to a behemoth on survival after cranking it 75 times
I have to say it Nate, I'm sorry..
High Ph is basic, Low Ph is acidic ;3;
It had to be done...
pH*
I commented the same🤦🤣🤣
@@themadtitan8565 as did I
Col of Cthulhu Don’t be sorry. It’s better that he knows.
I actually found an explosive combat shotgun really early in the game. It's even more OP than the explosive minigun, because each pellet explodes and does 15 damage, and there's 7 pellets, so if I'm able to get all 7 pellets on target, it does an additional 105 damage from the explosions alone for every single shot.
At one point i found an exploding double barrel shotgun. That thing was crazy
Bro same, had the never ending double barrel in 2 different playthroughs and now in my current 4th I also found an explosive combat shotgun. I just named it 'Biomatter Deconstuctor' at a workbench because it just shredds everything to pieces in seconds. Jesus christ that thing should'nt exist and yet I'm so happy it does. The double barrel is a joke compared to this monster.
Also: bonus points if you skilled automatic weapons.
You mean 8 shells
@@raidendragon8780 1 shell 7 pellets
its actually 8 pellets, and if you get the demolition perk to maximum the damage is doubled and the explosive radius becomes much larger, meaning 240 damage plus whatever damage its already doing and that 240 can hit other nearby enemies, making it quite possibly the best crowd control weapon in the game
This is how you farm tickets to get the acid soaker:
-Use grenades in the shooting range instead of a gun.
-Use a ripper instead of a commie. wacker.
And just stand there holding a basketball and move your mouse up and down really fast on the ball toss thing
@@FlintKnap are you serious? Gotta try that on my next playthrough
@@mathieuxlaflamme2322 its the only way i get anything out of nukacade... *shrug*
Edit: also pickmans blade for the whack a commie
Or Spray and Pray
Also on the skee ball.. just pick up each ball and drop them in the top corners
"Ive got 57 more rounds in this 4 round magazine"
Are you quoting a certain civ6 players skit?
I seriously can’t remember if that’s what he said
@@lategamer6684 I got this from a Gus Johnson video. Good try tho.
Reaching Noble Noble oof there might’ve been a reference to that, and I’m remembering that instead.
Haha
I once had an explosive minigun. Thing was damned beautiful. Turned everything into a fine red paste .-. I wish I'd kept that save. She was the one that got away.
WyattTheRiot 94 I lost my saves when I got a new computer too. Sucked that I had to start completely from scrap.
Try having a mod that glitched your ability to pick locks by saying even novice locks were too difficult. I lost many looting opportunities to it. had to remove the mod and reload my Starting save.
F
I once had a Never Ending MIRV Fatman. Completely unusable in a fight, but glorious to stand atop a mountain or highrise and rain armageddon down below.
So was i
One of my favourites has always been the explosive combat shotgun. It's got the same effect as the minigun mentioned here, but on each pellet of each shell fired, meaning it creates huge areas of effect wherever you fire it. I've turned rooms full of ghouls into paste in seconds, without having to reload. Though you then have to go through the process of sorting through the various remains to try and loot them.
I got the bleed effect on one of those
I'm going to have to agree, considering the shotgun already has great damage, plus each of the pellets has an additional 15 aoe dmg is nutty, I was always on the lookout for one, it wasn't till I was on a lvl 115 character in Nuka world that I got one
I got a cryo 10mm pistol once
I got one of these early into my run, funnily enough i use it to take out enemies from a far
@@gibsonarsecheeks6212 my friend got a freezing flamer. I laughed my ass off when they showed it to me.
The Never Ending Double Barrel shotgun is just a Jakobs weapon... As fast as you can pull the trigger
I love this, best comment I've seen this year especially with Borderlands 3 right around the corner.
Except you need to reload a Jakobs...=(
If it took you more than one shot, then you weren't using a Jakobs.
Zero-zero Hero what’s your gaming device
Wow, I still play BO2. I. Stuck at the mission where you head to Hyperion and get past a constructor
Nate: The explosive Minigun, when it comes to sheer rapid fire damage, has no equal!
Me: *Laughs in Spray n’ Pray*
Spray N Pray is my fave. Better reflex time, accuracy (especially scoped), and ammo conservation.
Explosive pipe rifle modded to pipe submachine gun. Virtually as powerful as spray and prey, but dirt cheap ammo.
SvenTviking:
Bruh imagine dual wielding those.
Spray N Pray is nice because it's easy to get early and lets you make use of all the perks. But there's simply no comparison to the mini gun in terms of damage output. You just walk around hip firing and delete everything before it can do anything.
I think the real downside of the exp minigun is that, where it's fun for minute, it makes the game incredibly repetitive very quickly. Everything dies so fast, and with barely any effort, that nothing remotely threatens you and every fight feels exactly the same.
@@curtishamilton5342 My God That's gonna be OP
Ripper with stagger: Haha! I'm invincible!
Pre-Nerf Windshear: Hi cousin. :-D
In regards to the Sergeant Ash flamethrower...
The legendary effect actually does have a related Easter egg too... one that only diehard fans of the TV series will know...
There was a robot build that was destroying ALL competition and even disabled 2 of the house robots... one of which was i believe was Sergeant Bash (I think it got knocked into the pit or stuck on a wall, i cant remember). In a later final, Sergeant bash used it's flame thrower (as it always does just for awe and show)... and it managed to melt a part of the contenders rotary parts... disabling it... yeah that's right... crippling the favourite to win contenders movement... it was completely immobile. The house robots then went to town on the contender with the audience and operators completely in shock. Having to watch the favourite to win slowly get torn apart. It was in one of the first series and what made Robot Wars a massive hit in the UK.
That means one of the Fallout Devs are a big fan of the series Robot Wars to of referenced that specific moment let alone the Robot... and that specific moment was nearly a couple of decades ago...
That's insanely cool. Nice insight bro
Didn’t ask, DO care, that’s super neat, thank you
Actually Nate, a low pH indicates a solution is acidic and a high pH indicates a solution is basic
and a higher one is alkaline
Kinda weird very few people noticed that xD
beat me to it
Alkaline*
:(
Never Ending has a lot of weird quirks to it.
On a Fat Man, you're looking at the same type of situation as you're seeing with the Double Barrel Shotgun, but even more ridiculously overpowered.
On a Gatling Laser, you get Aeternus.
On a Laser Musket, you get the ability to massively overcharge a shot and kill anything with one hit, with theoretically no upper limit to damage beyond how many times you're willing to crank it to load more cells in.
Methinks Bethesda didn't test out this effect on every weapon prior to putting it in the game.
You can get the Wazer Wifle from Shaun that's never ending too
Those are the 4 Weapons of total Destruction
It's a feature. Completely intended.
I've never done this because I've never come across a NE laser musket, but I can only imagine cranking ALL of your cells in to take that one shot kill........then miss.
th experimental mirv with ne
Theres so many things to talk about in fallout and skyrim that nate could keep making these videos until the end of time.
10 More Tiny Missing Pixels in Unused Texture Files that You May Have Missed in The Elder Scrolls Skyrim.
Imagine him Using this content while Elder Scrolls 6 releases
Oddly enough, I got a police baton with a freezing effect I think, and upgraded it with the stun baton effect, and ended up with a weapon that seems to knock everything down almost every hit, and once they went down, their reload animations would basically be their doom. I remember killing a death claw no sweat at level 14
I kill deathclaws with my 10mm at that level
@@thecrimsonblade8667 no one cares
@@ericschuh9394 that's good
you should be able to kill a death claw no sweat at level 10 really with any gun. thats why you can get the salem house mission so early.
@@groyperfuhr4871 still, no one cares
Was that a death claw with a minigun? My god.... They are evolving
Some Deathclaws spoke in Fallout 2 i think.
@@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim Actually Fallout 2 had Deathclaw who not only talk or had doctorate iirc but was also good at hacking and was really good with people.
If I don't recall wrong there were quite smart death claws in tactics too.
It's actually bit shame. Fallout 2 had talking intellect and friendly plants and friendly super mutants living in civilized way in town. Also Ghouls had entire hubs where they lived normally. Modern Fallouts are missing so much :(
Yes, @@Hupailija. I never played the first two Fallout games. From the sound of things Humanity largely recovered from the Great War of 2077 by Fallout 2, and was well on it's way to peacefully coexist with various FEV infused sentient beings. Fallout 3, New Vegas, and 4 come out and Humanity is well on it's way to perpetual nuclear war with everything in existence because reasons. Seriously, it sounds as though the Fallout franchise should of peacefully ended with 2 and with a "And everyone lived happily ever after." type of thing.
Adam Gray No it wasn’t peaceful those who lived in vault city saw them selves as high as ten penny in his ivory tower the ghouls worked fine with the mutants but they were still dogs in the eyes of some people
Dang, @@evanlopez6058. That's nuts.
The harvester is just the windshear of fallout
Thank you Todd
Exactly what I was thinking
Swear I've said thus on a different video containing the Harvester lol
Where can i locate that
@@nuquijohnlouisep.884 I think windshear was the blade on the tip of the bow of the emperor’s ship in Skyrim, you can get it if you go out there and climb it at the end of the Dark Brotherhood quest line
I’ve lost track of the amount of times I’ve heard, “Hey, hows it going guys,it’s Nate here.”
In fact, it’s going great Nate! How about you?
Much like "killed to death" "murdered to death"
Killed to death? Hmmm...
Crazy thing I have learned over the years..... I got the NE Double Barrel my first playthrough. Thought it was a crazy combo and loved it. Now some time later, I realized how rare that sidekick was
So, I got the NE Double barrel ONCE in a playthrough and... to quote Soldier;
"You can have this when you pry it from my cold, dead hands. And even then, good luck! Because I will have glued it to my cold, dead hands!"
F for rick may
I have a wounding minigun that absolutely melts everything. The wounding effect stacks so quickly that nothing stands a chance. Not only that i dont have to worry about splash damage
wounding is one of my favorite legendary effects on any gun, aside from the ability to stack, nothing in the game has resistance to the bleed damage, including inactive turrets that you normally cannot kill until they activate.
When you realise how lucky you was getting 90% of these weapons when you wasnt trying and sold them at a vendor!
It’s so annoying when you find a legendary you’d kill to get in any other playthrough but just doesn’t fit the build you’re using, like finding a two-shot Gauss rifle while playing a heavy weapons build
probably gave it to himself with console cmds
I just got a never ending shotgun yesterday, didn't realise it was super rare
Looking forward to using it when I sort out my ammo issues
your the reason i started playing again i have nothing but respect for you nate keep up the great work
Soooo, the harvester is a broken stun weapon...
Sounds like another weapon I know on my favorite boat, The Katariah.
Except that stun lock is worthless compared to enchanted scimitars that deal fire/health drain and frost/magica damage. I can rip powerful enemies to pieces far quicker than with Windshear.
@@Glitchy456 Bug? It's a natural way to play, just smithing iron daggers, buying loads of common or lower gems (filled of course) and using them to enchant the daggers, reselling those for massive profits. All I did was take my leveled enchanting & smithing, use them to improve my armor and then enchant said armor for reduced destruction cost. That done, I added strong enchantments to my armor and scimitars. They're way better than Bloodscythe and Soulrender, even making Windshear pale in comparison. I did nothing gamebreaking or scummy. Ironic, considering the character on which I use the weapons is a Reguard Pirate.
@@Glitchy456 Its a legitimate part of the game, but ok.
@@comettamer Forget about the Iron Daggers.
It's way more efficient (and profitable) to use your leather to make Leather Helmets, and use Transmute Ore (found at Halted Stream Camp, due north of Whiterun) to turn your Iron Ore into Gold for Rings.
@@Glitchy456 scummy? If there enjoying the game its it's fine, calling something a "scummy way to play" is just stupid (unless it's multiple player, then things can be "scummy"
I got a never ending double barrel shotgun.
It does insane damage when maxed out.
I just found one on a random legendary raider in a random attack. Great find!
Velvet Fog nice I got an explosive variant from a gunner and holy shit it’s powerful.
@@Roadburner4 wow. I bet that turns about everything into meat chunks, lol.
Velvet Fog yeah it really does.
Roadburner4 Funny thing about that effect; there are some cases where it is almost useless. For example, one infuriating case where I got a never ending... bolt action rifle. You don’t have to reload, but you *do* have to manually chamber every single round.
I named the rifle “Pointless”.
I’m glad Fallout 4 is finally getting the recognition it deserves. Yeah it wasn’t exactly what we were wanting, but the things it does well, it does VERY WELL. The amount of random encounters and unique items/npcs is insane. Plus I’m a huge fan of power armor actually making you feel powerful and not just special armor that requires training.
Yup, initially I found power armor kinda weird and didn't really dig it, but well I play Survival difficulty which meant I spent A LOT of time dying and respawning wherever it was that I had last slept or where I last took a one-hour nap. Decided to give power armor a try... got used to it pretty damn fast.
Foolishly, my worry was fusion cores! "What, there's only fusion cores in these old generators that I find in the wasteland? So the cores run out FAST (it took me time to realize that sprinting dries out fusion cores WAY more quickly than talking/jogging) and there's a FINITE amount of them? Why should I get used to something useful that I'll only be able to use on rare occasions?
Well, I'm pleased to report that fusion cores are in fact infinite. Yes there are ones to be found in the wild, including one in the radiated spot in the mole rat den under Red Rocket as well as one in a chest by an experimental Sentrybot in a robotics scrapyard, as well as generally with 2 fusion cores you can take off of defeated Sentrybots, AND if you activate The Mechanist DLC you can find Mechanist robots with fusion cores on them from time to time, but also some shops often replenish their stock of fusion cores to sell every 3 days or whatever it is. Arturo in Diamond City and also any level 3 weapons shop that you establish in a settlement for 3000 caps. If you max out your buying potential, you can sell mostly-spent fusion cores for 160 caps (most money you can POSSIBLY get from selling fusion cores), and you can purchase fresh fusion cores for 240 caps which again at the best possible prices is basically 40 pre-war money.
Or, y'know, you can straight-up trade 3 fusion cores with 1-5 charge left in them (doesn't affect value) for 2 fusion cores with 100% charge left in them, no caps lost or received, pure trade. I almost NEVER let my fusion cores burn out completely. Once I spot it's low, generally 5 or less, I hope out, put in a fresh core, and I hope back in. All my companions carry 1-2 fresh cores, plus almost all my companions who CAN wear power armor are instructed to wear power armor and in their power armor I put a fusion core with about 60-88 charge left in it. They don't burn through fusion cores in their power armor so that charge will remain so that if I end up in an emergency where all spare fusion cores are spent I can get my companion to hop out, replace their mostly-intact fusion core with one I'll later sell that only has about 1-5 charge left in it, and then hopefully manage to use that final core to get to safety where I can re-stock. But I haven't been in that position in a LONG time, I'm quite good at keeping sufficiently stocked, plus before long I get the 'nuclear physicist' perk which at level 3 DOUBLES how long your fusion core lasts whether it be in power armor or in a laser Gatling. Add that repair bobble head on top of the Corvega plant and that's another 10% on top. So while a standard fusion core can earn you 500 shots from a laser gatling, with those perks and the bobblehead you can get like 1100 shots. Pretty sweet!
But dang, sprinting drains those cores so damn fast, I basically just hit my G key to have my character jog automatically and that's how I tend to travel long distances until I get vertibird grenades. That and The Institute's teleportation are basically the only ways to fast travel Otherwise, you're going by foot, well besides the train car that takes you to Nuka World or the boat that takes you to Far Harbor but that's not 'fast-travel' in the traditional sense. That's just the means by which you go to those locales. 'Fast-travel' in the videogame world tends to mean 'getting to a different part of a map instantly or at least faster than normal.' With vertibirds, you pop a signal grenade, wait for the bird to land, hop on, open your map, select where you want to go, and the pilot will take you there pretty quickly. With The Institute, at ANY point while in the Commonwealth you can be teleported there, and then you can teleport back to the Commonwealth and you'll be spawned in front of the CIT ruins which is pretty DANG close to the middle of the map, and VERY close to the Hangman Alley settlement as well as Diamond City. Quite convenient, really! If you wanted to save some time on your flight, if perhaps you're in Sanctuary and you want to head down to South Boston or The Castle or something, pop into The Institute and pop out again and you just cut your travel time in half instantly.
... it's really about time I went and spoke to Nick. Feels like I saved him at like level 20-30 or so, and now I'm at level 70+ lol I took out Kellogg and basically just lost myself to helping/building settlements and doing random little quests. Killed the man who shot my wife and kidnapped my kid after he told me that Shaun is in the Institute... then poof, disappeared. At this point, Valentine might think that I actually lost the fight and died lmao
It is one of the most sold fallout games? How is it unrecognised?
@@Sir_Fres cause it got shit on upon release because the rpg systems were dumbed down and they had more emphasis on combat. Plus they hated the main quest line and how it didn’t really matter who you sided with really. I personally like this one more than 3 but New Vegas still beats it for my all time favorite.
7:00 one squirt? at that cost? with this damage output? first syringer now this? dear devs...are you allergic to fun?
I honestly love using the syringer, nothing beats having a legendary Gunner Comander kill all their allies, just because you had an Enragerol Syringe
@@hyruleprotector6897 That actually sounds pretty fun! I gotta try that
Sees the Deathclaw holding a minigun
Me:Oh God they're evolving faster than I thought!!!!
Me: Oh don't worry, that's just Scampers... He won't open fire unless you show aggression.
Lol thanks XD
Deathclaw:"I want raider corpses on the double...or someone's gettin shot."
True Story:
-my character's level is 54
-clearing a hospital infested with Feral ghouls
-managed to kill a Legendary Feral Ghoul Reaver
- really not that challenging
- managed to get a Explosive Minigun
-*mental orgasm*
im lvl 47 and im have all dlc
My true story:
- Lvl 53 Institute Character
- Kill Legendary BoS member in Power Armour
- Explosive. Gatling. Laser.
- Was happy for next few days
Now invest points in heavy Gunner and demolition expert. Mines doing a Max of 87 dam. Per shot with just these two perks maxed.
My play through was so easy thanks to: two shot combat rifle (found it, didnt buy it), explosive combat shotgun, and instigating hunting rifle. My luck was so good.
@Tristan Morgan im buyed all workshop and automatron far harbor nuka world and my ak 47 per bullet damage is 91
I wish you could destroy legendary items to learn its effects in fo4 just like enchanting in skyrim
You can console command effects on weapons and more than one at a time. Rapid, neverending, explosive minigun with the tri barrel and max heavy weapons and explosive perks.
Your videos have gotten me to start playing fallout 4 again and now I love the game even more thanks
Me: Oh... kill legendary death claws....
Previously: Finally the legendary mythic dealthclaw is down! And I got a... *dumdumdumdum*
*legendary pool cue dealing 5% more energy damage* yes you read that right. I said more. Thats how unlucky I was.
I got a shitty pipe that deals 25% more damage to super mutants
@@bruhe8895 you think that's bad goul slaying gamma gun for me like wtf
I got the vats reducing walking cane from killing a legendary chamaleon deathclaw on very hard so I know what u mean
you think that's odd? i got a frigid flamer. A FRIGID FLAMER!! A FIRE WEAPON THAT FREEZES. kinda defeats the purpose
@@calebkennedy771 a fire weapon? that freezes? THE HELL IS THAT USED TO BURN AND FREEZE wait thats actually pretty good cause it freezes the enemy then burns them
I'm not sure if that thumbnail is very lore friendly Nate
Little Shmuplet no please stop PLEASE
Lore freindly or not IT MAKE YOU BELIEVE THAT NOTHING SAYS DANGER LIKE A DEATHCLAW!
I'm not sure if the _lore_ is lore friendly at times, TBH...
not *_immersive_* enough for me
I once got the N.E. double barrel. I used it in almost every situation.
Got never ending gatling laser. So many people now ash
@@alexcarter3412 That’s actually crazy
@@foxtrot4634 I know and i was level 1 :)
@@alexcarter3412 THAT IS EVEN MORE CRAZY!
@@foxtrot4634 then my next legendary was a staggering mini gun and had mak heavy gunner perk
Atom's Judgement will always be one of my favorite weapons. It makes the super sledge far more powerful, putting it on par with weapons such as the baseball bat and OG sledgehammer, who were made far more powerful due to modifications added by nuka world. It just goes to show that anything is more powerful with jets strapped to it.
Edit; survival difficulty heavily cranks up how often you see legendaries, with multiple showing up in a single instance at higher levels.
Nate: EXPLOSIVE MINIGUN
Me, as Star-Spangled Banner blares in the background: Say sike right now
The Never Ending Double Barrel Shotgun is Elmer Fudd's Rifle to me.
Save for it doesnt blast ducks lol.
Rei Kon you can rename legendaries right? If so just named Elmer Fudd
Be vewie vewie qwiet, I'm hunting the swan
@@foxydash9992 wear a chef hat and overalls and you got yourself a looney toon
Nah it's hershals shotgun
I will never unsee the gaps in the corners of the ripper's chain texture.
Also, I remember encountering a super mutant with a staggering garling laser. Arguably the worst several minutes of my playthrough.
Also, when I was playing around with a mod that lets me choose weapons' legendary effects, Never-Ending Laser Musket... No matter how you handle it, it shoots ALL OF YOUR CELLS. If you have enough, it just becomes the Spartan Laser.
Nate: sergeant flamer
Pro: never ending flamer
Me: furious flamer
Now THAT’S a Paradox!
me: oh, a legendary radroach.
*one power armor stomp later*
Me: i wonder what it has...
*Never-Ending Double-Barrel Shotgun*
me: *surprised pikachu face*
Like in Borderlands when you kill a Larva and it drops a goddamn Rocket Launcher.
@@curtishamilton5342 yea it just doesn't make sense
Hahaha
So relatable
“I should explain how to obtain this high pH object”
REEEEEE acid is below 7 pH, base is above 7!
Chemists when they see a thot:
14
Get it? Because they basic.
I was gonna say something but didn’t want to be that guy but you definitely seem like “that guy”
ok nerd calm down
Just got to that point in the video and had to check to see if I had friends who felt the same.
Never ending Fat Man Launcher *exists* My game: NO NO NO!
The Harvester reminds me of a pipe rifle I found... it had the bleeding effect, so I slapped a rapid auto receiver on it and took the fight to swan at level 15. Killed in one 48 round mag!
Gotta love those Bleed stacks. 😊
I managed to find a regular ripper with the staggering effect, so they're out there.
how
@@veziusthethird maybe by a legendary enemy
@@SportTheWise yeah you can find it on legendary enemies but it's about as hard as finding the N.E. Double Barrel Shotgun
@@meat2023 true but with some mods it can be obtained easily
"I used to be a survivor like you, but then I took a fat man to the knee..." ~Some Random Diamond City Guard
"Not the weapon, just some really big dude fell on my leg while I was at the bar..."
@@DraconicDuelist
Haha yes
So the acid soaker is basically the first person version of the poison claw pistol from the sas 4 mobile game
I understood that refrence
1:56 "...this is not an especially rare enchantment,"
*Skyrim would like to know your location*
Nate keeps Bethesda alive in more ways the company can imagine.
"Hire Nate! Before it's too late.."
8:03 I love how the guy you just sprayed with literal acid is looking at you like “dude wtf”
You can practically hear the “bruh” sound effect.
I got a N/E double barrel in one of my earliest playthroughs. Then I started using the mods. With the wacky weapon mod you can pick 2 legendary effects and I ran N/E with Furious or Explosive. I immediately regretted explosive without a long barrel though, and had to be extremely careful about where, how and who to use it on 😂 But still an incredibly satisfying gun.
Two words:
*Explosive*
*Shotgun*
I found one of these right at the start of the game, and I still use it...
On my least favorite play through, my institute build, I ended up with a wounding ripper and an explosive minigun (in my opinion the two most op weapons in the game). Had to upgrade strength, get all the heavy gunner perk levels, all the big leagues levels, and all 3 blacksmith levels so I could make the extended modification for the ripper. They’re so good I had to rebuild my entire character around them
I remember Gopher getting an explosive 10mm pistol on his FO4 playthrough. With the automatic mod it was super effective and easier to lug around than a mini gun on survival mode. Just be careful not to blow yourself up if enemies get too close... that damage adds up fast.
Gopher. I'm assuming that's another player you are with
@@raidendragon8780 Gopher is one of the biggest Bethesda TH-camrs. Has lots of tutorials on modding.
i found one earlier today
popped an advanced reciever on it and a suppressor
its fun
The biochemistry degree on my table wants me to say that acid is a very LOW pH, not high. That being said, the Fallout nerd inside of me loves these videos!
Imagine a Never-Ending Explosive Minigun.
The carnage that one could unleash with such a weapon....
Imagine how much you would have to pay to get consistent ammo
You can console command that into existence
Too bad two legendaries can't happeb
@@jimmyjohnjohnson9803 looks at a heavily modded 76 server
@@lostgamer2271 I wouldn't know, I played 76 for an hour and hated it. I'm talking about 4
The Ripper was my most favorite weapon in FO4 hands down.
It's not as good as it's Fallout 3/NV counterpart, though.
My favorite is the disciple blade from nuka world. I use it on my ninja build
meh the best legendary I had ever found was a explosive combat shotgun, found it in far habor (on a random ghoul). it made nuka world a cake walk
I'm gonna say one thing about Nuka World, Fuck.Novatrons
I managed to get the exact same thing drop in far harbour also off a ghoul. Maybe theres a higher chance?
I got one on my first play through around level 18 so it made the game pretty easy after lol
The Explosive Combat Shotgun, my favorite weapon from Fallout 4, although it has teeth and is just as likely to bite the shooter as the shootee. I liked to call it a meat grinder as it just tore through stuff.
Chris Mckay I had one AHHHHHH death claw hunting in my tux
Spray n Pray a named submachine gun you can buy from merchants, also has explosive legendary. With a large drum magazine it is a good investment early on in the game since it does wonders against large groups of enemies. And im certain the explosive damage from the rounds get influenced by the demolition man perk.
This is my main weapon and has been for a long time. Too easy lol
imagine being a feral ghoul and you see a vault dweller in full power armor thats fully feuled, AND has the coconut flamethrower charging at you full speed
"There's no guarantee"
/Laughs in console commands/
Yeah just ruin any chance of genuine fun for yourself kid
Laughs in Craftable Legendary Effects mod
Sleep Sleeper is it that hard to believe people find different things fun. I’ve had more fun with mods and console commands than in 4 different legit playthroughs.
@@chocopepernoot yeah well, I do understand.
Some people find turning their camera into a bookshelf and hiding from their friends hilarious in Garry's mod, I guess i grew out of that stage. Give me a good storyline and immersive characters any day of the week.
@@sleepsleeper4466 If you're looking for a good storyline and compelling characters you are playing the wrong game my friend.
Do you know how many coca cola substitutes i have gone through watching your videos? ALOT!!! Great video btw!
@DJ Kombatbunni oh cool thanks!
@DJ Kombatbunni cool!.and all i have to do is play fallout 4 and i know the recipes!
9:22 Never ending laser rifles that u crank up like the one found outside the museum of freedom are insanely OP. Basically, u can charge as many shots as u want into it and then shoot them all at once. Super mutant behemoth? Just crank up like 40 times and kill it in a single shot
I got the never ending double barrel in level 40+ in hard difficulty and got another when I was level 200+, i gotta be honest it is fun af blasting nonstop, it would be even epic if a perk like the "And Stay Back" from New Vegas will knock enemies down. And combine with the nonstop legendary, it a game breaking weapon and a hilarious weapon too.
you can get the knock down with an NE combat shotgun if you get the sniper perk and put a scope on it. it might not have the same fire rate, but it's close enough
"Why don't you adventure anymore?"
"I took a flamethrower to the knee."
more like "I took a flamethrower to the face but somehow it spread to my knee"
I feel like a furious minigun, meaning a minigun with the legendary effect of growing damage the more you shoot, would be better than an explosive minigun
It isn't tho. There is no enemy in this game that would survive the explosive minigun (with perks mind you) long enough so that the furious minigun could catch up.
It is
I have both and the furious is nowhere near as good. In order for your damage to stack with furious it isnt "the more rounds you shoot" its the more CONSECUTIVE hits on target. The miniguns inaccuracy and wide spread make it basically impossible to get more than a few consecutive hits on target making that effect nearly useless.
@@dontfallyoumighthurtyourse4694 fair point, didnt think of that, plus the explosive can damage multiple if they're close
One of my favourite weapons is Spray and Pray. Absolute killer with automatic weapon damage perk and explosive damage perk. Also love the Big Boy with the Quantum Nuke mod.
I prefer your videos over others Idk if it's your voice or the vibe of you have but its nice
Regarding the Sgt. Ash/Bash thing, I'm pretty sure a burning robot would often end up as a mobility kill, since electrical bits like motors, cables, and the controlling electronics were the most vulnerable bits to fire, so the unlucky bot just kinda stops moving IIRC.
(8:40) Ah! The weapon I always rename "Boomstick".
Ash vs evil dead 😂😂
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Looks like it costs you 130 caps to get a frag grenade. I tend to play high-intelligence and high-charisma character builds, it isn't long before I'm able to get the BEST possible prices, even if I may need to dawn black-rimmed glasses, a fine suit, and a pompadour wig for a total of +4 charisma and then grape mentats for an additional +5, I suppose drinking a beer might just boost it up another +1 on top of all that for a total of +10 charisma which can do a lot to improve prices.
The very best you can manage is to sell things at 80% value and buy things at 120% value. I also use power armor religiously because I play on Survival difficulty and ONLY Survival difficulty. As that one groovy Atom Cat puts so poetically, "Hard on the outside, soft on the inside." Y'know, like a mirelurk. Anyhow, fusion cores have a standard value of 200 caps. This means that to sell one, the MOST you can sell it for is 160 caps, and the LEAST you can buy one for is 240 caps. If memory serves, I can also sell fragmentation grenades for 40 caps which would mean their standard value is 50, which means it'd cost me 60 caps to buy standard frag grenades.
For you, it costs more than double that at 130 caps. So yeah, if it cost 1656 caps for you to get that weapon, if you had a build that was a bit more focused on charisma, you could have gotten it for less than half of that, so maybe 800 caps. Honestly am I the only one who totes around clothing items for different purposes? Honestly getting those two armor pieces that both boosts my intelligence and charisma by +1 has been a godsend. I could do away with the Vault-Tec lab coat that gives +2 intelligence and my outfit that gave +2 charisma so that I can buy/sell things as well as build/modify things without getting out of my typical uniform with armor. Just swap out my combat helmet for a pompadour wig for trading or an ushanka for building/modifying, and swap out the +1 Perception wrap-around glasses for black-rimmed glasses for buying/selling or 'road goggles' from the 'The Mechanist' DLC for building/modifying. Bam, maximize purchasing power as well as XP earned. Always have +4 charisma or +4 intelligence when it can be put to use, and my power armor's helmet has a modification that provides +2 intelligence so even when I'm out and about in my X-01 I'm still receiving a boost to received XP because of that. If I need to 100% for sure pass a speech check, I pop out of my power armor, slap on the ol' pompadour and black-rims, and bam, the most silver tongue in the Wasteland.
I realize that a fair few people seem to dismiss charisma as useless, but I find it comes in handy with me. In my current playthrough I'm just past level 70 and have something like 17k caps, with so many stores in so many settlements that I have recently built a maxed-out clothes shop that cost something like 1000 caps and I think also a maxed-out armor shop if I'm not mistaken which cost 3000 caps, and I don't think it cost me a penny out of pocket. All my settlements combined had 4000 caps just lying around, or if it did cost me anything it was maybe just 800 caps. Oh yeah and I have like 2-12 fusion cores at all settlements (the ones I visit least often are fine with just 2, the most I visit most often inevitably get 5-12 cores), and tend to have 2 artillery grenades and 2 vertibird grenades and 2 flares at each settlement even though I basically never use flares or artillery but I do actively feel as though I should. Explosions are fun, and I can take the loot from any brave, defeated minutemen to outfit more minutemen :) Oh I'm not saying I'd try to blow up the minutemen, just y'know... in combat, stuff happens. Ah, a REALLY good strategy would be to call in the arty and then as SOON as it's over, call in support with the enemy shell-shocked.
Yes, I really ought to try using those arty grenades and flares, especially with so many settlements all over the place...
ahh man, I remember getting a never ending super shotgun at level 10-15 on my first playthrough. had to delete that save but it was the best weapon i've ever had.
same
Why did you delete the save?
I think the harvester was a great weapon and if you put points in the big league perk, it’s makes the harvester more powerful and if you make blade extended, it makes the target bleed as well
Found a wounding minigun, a few seconds of firing and I can just wait a few seconds as the poison damage from each bullet kills them.
The only two guaranteed never endings I know of are the eternus, which you covered, and the laser rifle "limitless potential". And both are very strong
The NE DF double barrel was the first legendary drop i got in my first PC playthrough of fallout 4
MarineC1 dude same! Either the first or second one for me, but I remember realizing how op it was
The Explosive Legendary variant is fantastic on most of the in-game guns though. I can see Never-Ending Legendary Effect being fantastic for people playing on Survival mode, however.
so basically you got the equivalent of the doom shotgun, but with no cooldown
More like a cheap Chinese Doom shotgun knock-off, @@veziusthethird.
@@adamgray1753 lol
Wassup Nate! Your Fallout videos are hella interesting, thanks for the hard work
I remember when I found that shotty and my father was slightly upset about it
Yo dude, you left out Grognak's Axe!!! After you lock pick it from hubris comics, it's one of the most reliable melee weapons in combat because of its staggering effect. It's also completely unique. I've literally seen my brother clear out every enemy in Trinity Tower using just this badass axe, which is even more powerful with the Grognak outfit!
Imo the best gun I've ever used was a wounding rapid automatic pipe pistol. Each round causes damage over time which chews through the toughest enemies due to its rate of fire. I could take down vertebirds in seconds with some of the cheapest ammo in the game
Everyone needs to know about the splatter cannon, From nuka world. In my opinion it's one of the most powerful weapons that can be used. It has a increasing damage amount with each consecutive hit on the same target. Essentially making its damage cap infinite
14:03 “I honestly loving this thing”
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The most amusing game play reviewer ever! Great content material. Great work Nate!
Mirlurk queen/ Dragon
Ghouls/falmer.
Cut and paste churches/nordic ruins... Wait, it's the same game! It's the exact same game!
No
Yes
*vaults and draugr
@RadioactiveGroove you didn't get the joke. Skyrim has Dragon, mirlurk queen are fallouts version of the same concept. Same with ghouls and the calmer. Stupid spell check! Ghouls are fallouts version of the same thing.
It just works!
Nate, you should try a Combat Shotgun with the bleeding effect, that thing is op, i could kill a nukalurk queen, while way under level, with just a few shots, i think each buckshot in one bullet can inflict the effect so one shot causes several bleedings
Like my mention of the explosive variant, the legendary effects apply to every pellet, which in practice probably means you're applying 6 woundings per shot. And if it was the variant that increased damage with every shot, you'd probably increase the damage 6 times with each firing, which makes me wonder just how much of a damage increase that would be...
Fallout, the introduction of post nuclear kamikaze pilots of the Bos.
I had no idea how rare the never ending shotgun was... It's a worthy companion in the wasteland though. Good vid Nate, i think ill subscribe.✌
How about Never ending Missile launcher and Fatman? That's blow up!