SMGs are COMPLETELY absent from the vanilla game unless you use the UGLY AF base pipe guns or turning the Handmade Rifles into a proper SMG from the Nuka World DLC. I LOVE using the 10mm SMG, P90, Select Rapid Machinegun and the TMP from the Rifles Rebirth mod in my usual stealth centered playstyle indoors. When I'm out and about, I stick with the P90 (again), the Select Assault Rifle, any rifles from the 5.56 mod pack or if I'm in the mood to play without using mods, the Combat Rifle (not before I install a retexture mod first though) or the Handmade Rifle.
@@HattaTHEZulZILLA86 Technically there is one SMG in base game, two if you count the unique variant "Silver Shroud Gun" it's based on the British Thompson SMG of WWII, with the "Tommygun" Drum-mag.
@@MING-996 I’m disputing Bethesda’s arbitrary logic behind canonisation. I’m well aware in terms of mechanical function it’s a open bolt direct blowback, and logically would exist long before guns like the P90.
I know a lot of people don't consider Fallout Tactics cannon but Lancer Captain Kells has a line of dialog where he mentions the Midwest chapter of the Brotherhood. The only chapter that he could be referencing is the one from tactics. They also had their own airship which I believe is why they are mentioned in Fo4 though it has been a long time since I have played through the Brotherhood quest line. Not trying to be "that guy" just thought I would share a bit of obscure Fallout lore.
I think Bethesda wanted to try doing with Fallout what they did with Elder Scrolls and have every region have some new version of what we had before. That’s why instead of the Service Rifle or Assault Rifle we got the Combat Rifle/whatever the hell that Assault Rifle was.
@@HazelPlanet I always assumed that if it wasn't an LMG then it's an assault rifle specifically designed for power armor, since an R91 or M16 would be too small for their hands to use as well as a rifleman and the laser rifles were going to the regular infantry first.
I condemn the person who designed the vanilla .45 smg to have their pillow warm on both sides and to randomly step on a piece of lego at the most inconvenient times for all eternity
I think the Uzi makes sense for Fallout. The Desert Eagle is in the isometric games, the Galil is in the FO4 opening cinematic, and all three weapons are made by IMI. And like you said, it's in Tactics! Also Uzi's are badass, the most important part.
@@peppermillers8361 if it were any other dev but Bethesda then I'd be inclined to say it was a deliberate choice, but knowing Beth, they really might've just said "eh, close enough" 😆
For the Thompson mod, I went with the "M1928A1 Thompson - Day of Infamy" mod by noniac, lots of customization options and it just looks really good. The vanilla one is just sad on so many levels, as you said, but one thing I particularly disliked was how the stock and foregrip look like they're made of plastic molded to try and mimic wood... badly.
gonna download that version over the version in the video for one reason. Top bolt frame. it always feels like something is missing when i see a Thompson in first person in any game.
I saw an MP5 mod that used wood furniture as one of the customizations. It looked amazing, and very Fallout - after all, it is a descendant of the G3, aka the R91 assault rifle, and it's actually a pretty old design. It would fit very well with Gunners
the only smg i can think of that you might have "missed" is the American 180 aka the 22 submachine gun, to be fair its pretty complicated with different ammo types but overall its a damn quality mod
A rule of thumb to remember about Fallout lore is that the divergence happened shortly after WW2, so any guns invented before the 1950's, you can pretty much count as cannon by default.
Nice video Dak! I love lore-friendly content for Fallout 4, specifically anything from Fallout 3, so I was happy to see the 10mm turn up here. Looks like a great mod so I will have to give that one a go for sure.
The one thing I really liked from Fallout 76 was the 10mm SMG. It was slightly larger than the FO3/NV version, and it was a two handed weapon instead of one handed(which never made any sense to me). I love the Thompson Replacer. The Thompson has always been a favorite SMG of mine so when it came to Fallout NV in the form of the .45 Auto SMG as part of the Honest Hearts dlc, it became an absolute staple in my inventory. I was happy that .45 auto ammo could be bought at the Gun Runners shop, and that I could get more .45 Auto SMGs and .45 Auto pistols, but I was bummed that it wasn't added to New Vegas's base leveled and loot lists.
I wish we got some more obscure SMGs from older titles, such as the P90. Could've given the 5mm rounds more use outside of the minigun. Other than that, these mods look reqlly good. I love the Nydar sights on the Thompson.
@@peppermillers8361 the Sterling was in service with several militaries for 50years, the MP40 was manufactured on mass for 4years and issued to hundreds of soldiers... the Agram 2000s looks like og fallout weapons not too much retro-fitting on the first two but the third is different
So far, I have seen: -Deagle -Wattz laser (though technically it is called an upgraded version) -G11 -Rangemaster Rifle -CAWS -Jackhammer -Uzi -A plethora of FN FAL mods -M60 -L86 LSW
I thought the 12.7mm SMG looked super goofy when I played FNV for the first time but after each playthrough it grew on me. I even missed it after playing fo4 so now I'm hyped to try it out!
I use to look up real life guns that was made back in the 70s or older (because Im a gun enthusiast in general) like the Uzi, whinchester shotguns, Spas 12, etc, and add them into the game since Fallout universe is a retro 50s so I thought any real life guns made within that time frame would/might fit in better compared to more modern guns
"Its a minor thing..." What are you talking about Dak? They gave us Thompsons that used exclusively Drum Mags, but no foregrip? They had the Triggermen, who were styled after classic mobsters, but no foregrip!? That's not a minor thing, thats a catastrophe! (I'm being slightly hyperbolic. Slightly.)
Yea, it's the gun that invented the term 'spray and pray' and 'bullet hoze' as the gangsters spray deadly '45 at a unfortunate storefront, you almost never see them use the stock in movies.
The no foregrip and exclusively drum mags bothers me to no end. In the post apocalypse, especially in Bethesda's version, weapon manufacturing would be made as efficient as possible. Kinda like how manufacturing was during World War II. The basic Thompson in F4 should be even simpler. A wire stock, simplified pistol grips with a 2nd grip being used as a foregrip for less labor, and simple stick mags rather than more complex drum mags.
Loved the video @DegenerateDak! Can't wait for the next video man! The M3/M3A1 Grease Gun and the Thompson Submachine Guns are the Two that I'd use in my Games. The Grease Gun I'd use if I had a Tank or any Vehicle I was in as well as Keep it to the .45 ACP or .30 Carbine rounds and the Thompson I'd have as the More Popular M1928A1 Model, with the Stick Magazine, the Straight Foregrip and the Shoulder Stock with the Iron Sights as a Must. If I needed a Thompson while on a Long Journey, I'd probably try and Make it like the M1921's from the Yangtze Patrol (YatPat) during the Boxer Rebellion of the 1920's and 1930's with either the Stick or 50 Round Drum Magazine, the Straight or Commercial Foregrip (The Latter being commonly known as on Thompson's used by Gangsters like Al Capone), and the Folding and Removable Shoulder Stock which folded almost like a Double Barreled Shotgun when you needed to reload it all for the Sake of Making the Thompson easier to use while on the Move and the Barrel using what's called the "Cuts Compensator" which has several Slits along the Muzzle Brake at the End of the Barrel. This model was actually the Preferred Model as it Performed Well but it was really Expensive to Manufacture so that's why the Military went with the M1928A1 Model that we all commonly Associate with the Thompson. Let me know what you think about this and I'll catch you in your next video man!
The real FN P90 is chambered in 5.7x28mm, while the HK P90C from Fallout 2 is chambered in 10mm. No idea how that wouldn't require a different design, really. The Hill SMG was an interesting early design that led to the P90. The 12.7mm SMG mod with the stock and long barrel featured here resembles it.
I think the reason why the ingame Thompson is weird is because they wanted to recreate the gun, but not to its full extend. Something where people say 'It looks like a Thompson' rather than THE Thompson gun. As for the other guns not appearing in FO4, maybe they wanted to add new guns and keep old guns in the old games. Judging from the 'They reused assets its a cashgrab' crowd, that makes sense. But its great these mods add the guns in with custom meshes and animations.
Great list! Personally, my favorite Thompson SMG mod for Fallout 4 so far is the M1928A1 Thompson- Day of Infamy by noniac. But the Thompson SMG Replacer by Antistar looks like it’s definitely worth checking out! 🤘😆
Should do Top 5 Lore friendly SMGs to supplement. Dare I say do top 5 "Classics" for every weapon and top 5 "Lore Friendly". One suggestion is I have is the MP5, if the R91(G3/CETME) exists, then so must the MP5 especially if there is a less (tacticool) mod for it.
The other Thompson pack mod is cool with laser Thompson expansion, just ashame it doesn't work as a replacer..... This one was cool but the receivers could have a little stronger...
My biggest problem with SMG mods is how they allways handle them like a weak pistole, one handed despite beeing able to use both and with minimal recoil
For me about Thompson mod, i'm using "MonkeyDepot Thompson Submachinegun" by MonkeyDepot and futoshisan (as uploder) cause not only i can change calibers from 45 caliber to ... something, but i can change a standard of Thompson to Laser Thompson version (RCW Thompson) even though there is standalone version of Laser RCW, but i prefer this one. Also i can switch type of 45 caliber on fly by using reload kit. Well for what i have experience using this mod, i loot and found mostly a FMJ version of 45 ammo and some reload kit but can create via chemestry station.
Something I'm not sure why no one has done this yet, but no one has ever given the Grease Gun proper 3rd person animations. Like it still uses vanilla 3rd person 10mm pistol animations.
I tend to bounce back and forth; especially since I recently learned that the Chinese Type 37 SMG was a copy of the Grease Gun actually chambered in 9mm, and suddenly given fallout lore the grease gun being in 9mm made sense in the same way the Chinese Assault Rifle does.
@@peppermillers8361 I wonder how difficult it would be to create a rechamber as an attachment in FO4edit. Also I wonder if Ian McCollum has gotten hold of one of the Type 37s?
I need help with Antistar's Thompson. I download it normally, but no matter where I put it in my LO, the SMG in game is always missing the grip, making it look like the stock is free-floating behind the gun.
Some pretty cool SMGs here, definitely noted for when I start modding; But uh, if you don’t mind me asking, what happened to the survivors series? I couldn’t seem to find any of the episodes on the channel and I’m not sure what happened to it.
Been using the 12.7mm SMG. I really like the custom animations but I wish it was more faithful to the original New Vegas weapon. It’s just a bit too all over the place for me.
I swear I just wanna see three things come in fallout 5 1- More large settlements than in fallout 4 2-More SMG types with different ammo receivers 3-Duel wield for smg’s because HOW ARE YOU GONNA HAVE PERK ICONS WITH IT YET NEVER USE THEM THAT WAY
Larger settlements, lmao The game engine barely handles small settlements with 20 people, they'll have to do a complete upgrade/retool of the engine. And judging by what they showed with Starfield until now, this will not happen anytime soon.
@@themanED yeah but it ain’t the same, if you don’t build anything then realistically you have like 3 large settlements, Diamond City, goodneighbor, and Bunker Hill but you barely interact with bunker hill in the same way you do with DC or GN. I’d like for there to be some kind of system where yeah you could build settlements but they become self sufficient and build by themselves, for instance instead of building the entire house for a few settlers you build a base and all you have to do is donate the materials needed and they’ll build it themselves over time, same thing where the happier they get the cleaner the area around the settlement gets like there won’t be as much trash or junk you can’t remove on the floor like those leaf piles or trash piles
Personally i only use the 10mm and 12.7mm SMGs in my game. I know the others are lore friendly too, but im not a fan of "realistic" weapons that lacks in the retro futuristic style that defines Fallout universe imo.
What's that item you tend to use for healing in these videos? I haven't seen it in game, so I'm assuming it's a mod, but either way it's more interesting than just using stimpacks
Ok, so the 9mm SMG here is based off the actual latest version of hte grease gun and not the grease gun from NV. Strange you add 2 very different desert eagles to teh game.
I always binge-watch these great vids, and my desire to play Fallout 4 again skyrockets, then I download the game and a bunch of mods that change the game in some ways. So, I play for an hour or so, and my passion for the game falls and falls, until I decide, yet again, to uninstall the game and let it sit for another month or so. I just can’t find a mod or mod pack that captures my interest like the original game did back in 2015.
I think the craziest thing on this mod list is the Uzi. Especially what happened to Israel pre-war. Let's just say that like most of the Middle East they had a few bad days.
10mm submachine gun from this mod is mighty fine, but it isn't perfectly lore accurate anymore as its design has changed in 76 so while the gun itself is lore friendly it's Fallout 3's design isn't anymore.
That’s… not how that works. They way you describe would be 76 retconning pst designs, that’s not what happened. They either tried a new art style or made a new variant. It doesn’t make past designs not exist. If anything I’d say that the 76 smg is a slightly modified variant. Much like the n99, 6520, and fallout 4 10mm are all still 10mm pistols, just slightly different variants
I love the 12.7mm smg. Usually my character has one SMG as a favorite weapon for close quarters. Usually my builds are snipers so I have an SMG, a handgun and a knife as backup favorites while the rest are sniper guns. Anyhow my current favorited SMG is an HK G36, which I may leave at my characters home base and use the 12.7. I like Tommy guns and I use a different mod to bring that into my game world, M1928A1 Thompson - Day of Infamy. That is an excellent mod. Whoever did the weapon planning fro Fallout 4, especially those stupid, illogical pipe guns, should be fired. No reason to ignore all the past lore weapons for some POS, unrealistic pipe guns
If you guys enjoy this kind of content, be sure to let me know! Feel free to leave suggestions for future mod bundles as well
Weapons from Fo1/Fo2?
SMGs are COMPLETELY absent from the vanilla game unless you use the UGLY AF base pipe guns or turning the Handmade Rifles into a proper SMG from the Nuka World DLC.
I LOVE using the 10mm SMG, P90, Select Rapid Machinegun and the TMP from the Rifles Rebirth mod in my usual stealth centered playstyle indoors.
When I'm out and about, I stick with the P90 (again), the Select Assault Rifle, any rifles from the 5.56 mod pack or if I'm in the mood to play without using mods, the Combat Rifle (not before I install a retexture mod first though) or the Handmade Rifle.
@@HattaTHEZulZILLA86 Technically there is one SMG in base game, two if you count the unique variant "Silver Shroud Gun" it's based on the British Thompson SMG of WWII, with the "Tommygun" Drum-mag.
@@Terminator850
Yeah, but as Dak said, it looks weird AF...
I used the Thompson replacer mod and it was a MUCH BETTER improvement.
A mod bundle that turns fallout 4 into classic fallout.
In regards to the Thompson, they did their homework on the "red dot" it is a real optic, which I appreciate.
Looks like a nydar 47 optic from 1947
In regards to the whole “Is Tactics & BOS canon or not”, I say if Bethesda is happy to sell them games, the Uzi deserves to be in Fallout 4.
I don’t think them being canon even matters,Fallout has a lot of modern weapons .Especially the WW2/Cold war era weapons
They are officially semi-cannon
Tactics is considered semi-canon while BOS is officially non-canon
There was the P90 in Fallout 2 and that is A LOT more modern-looking than the Uzi which is more than 70 years old, that thing came out in 1948 ffs.
@@MING-996 I’m disputing Bethesda’s arbitrary logic behind canonisation. I’m well aware in terms of mechanical function it’s a open bolt direct blowback, and logically would exist long before guns like the P90.
I know a lot of people don't consider Fallout Tactics cannon but Lancer Captain Kells has a line of dialog where he mentions the Midwest chapter of the Brotherhood. The only chapter that he could be referencing is the one from tactics. They also had their own airship which I believe is why they are mentioned in Fo4 though it has been a long time since I have played through the Brotherhood quest line. Not trying to be "that guy" just thought I would share a bit of obscure Fallout lore.
10mm SMG, 12.7mm SMG, 9mm Grease Gun, .22 Silent SMG all were in New Vegas. Yet all were left out of Fo4. Disappointing they weren't vanilla.
Agree. especially the 10mm SMG
Honestly they should have made the grease gun a raider scrap weapon. That would have been lore friendly and cool looking.
I think Bethesda wanted to try doing with Fallout what they did with Elder Scrolls and have every region have some new version of what we had before. That’s why instead of the Service Rifle or Assault Rifle we got the Combat Rifle/whatever the hell that Assault Rifle was.
@@AttakusZakus that assault rifle is not an assault rifle. I refuse to call it an assault rifle
@@HazelPlanet I always assumed that if it wasn't an LMG then it's an assault rifle specifically designed for power armor, since an R91 or M16 would be too small for their hands to use as well as a rifleman and the laser rifles were going to the regular infantry first.
I condemn the person who designed the vanilla .45 smg to have their pillow warm on both sides and to randomly step on a piece of lego at the most inconvenient times for all eternity
The M3/M3A1 really does have a low rate of fire. This was to make it easier to handle.
Now that you mention it: I DO use all the mods on this list.
I think the Uzi makes sense for Fallout. The Desert Eagle is in the isometric games, the Galil is in the FO4 opening cinematic, and all three weapons are made by IMI. And like you said, it's in Tactics! Also Uzi's are badass, the most important part.
I think the Galil was suppose to represent the Chinese Assault rifle.
@@peppermillers8361 if it were any other dev but Bethesda then I'd be inclined to say it was a deliberate choice, but knowing Beth, they really might've just said "eh, close enough" 😆
Fallout 4 had such a small roster of weapons when compired to earlier games
1:06 They did that with ALL the weapons technically. All weapons now perform the functions of multiple weapon types depending on mods.
For the Thompson mod, I went with the "M1928A1 Thompson - Day of Infamy" mod by noniac, lots of customization options and it just looks really good.
The vanilla one is just sad on so many levels, as you said, but one thing I particularly disliked was how the stock and foregrip look like they're made of plastic molded to try and mimic wood... badly.
gonna download that version over the version in the video for one reason. Top bolt frame. it always feels like something is missing when i see a Thompson in first person in any game.
I saw an MP5 mod that used wood furniture as one of the customizations. It looked amazing, and very Fallout - after all, it is a descendant of the G3, aka the R91 assault rifle, and it's actually a pretty old design. It would fit very well with Gunners
the only smg i can think of that you might have "missed" is the American 180 aka the 22 submachine gun, to be fair its pretty complicated with different ammo types but overall its a damn quality mod
A rule of thumb to remember about Fallout lore is that the divergence happened shortly after WW2, so any guns invented before the 1950's, you can pretty much count as cannon by default.
Nice video Dak! I love lore-friendly content for Fallout 4, specifically anything from Fallout 3, so I was happy to see the 10mm turn up here. Looks like a great mod so I will have to give that one a go for sure.
The one thing I really liked from Fallout 76 was the 10mm SMG. It was slightly larger than the FO3/NV version, and it was a two handed weapon instead of one handed(which never made any sense to me).
I love the Thompson Replacer. The Thompson has always been a favorite SMG of mine so when it came to Fallout NV in the form of the .45 Auto SMG as part of the Honest Hearts dlc, it became an absolute staple in my inventory.
I was happy that .45 auto ammo could be bought at the Gun Runners shop, and that I could get more .45 Auto SMGs and .45 Auto pistols, but I was bummed that it wasn't added to New Vegas's base leveled and loot lists.
I wish we got some more obscure SMGs from older titles, such as the P90. Could've given the 5mm rounds more use outside of the minigun. Other than that, these mods look reqlly good. I love the Nydar sights on the Thompson.
Think the Sterling, MP40, Agram 2000, MP5 all fit the setting of Fallout and could very well have been kicking around
It depends on how much you can retro-fit them.
@@peppermillers8361 the Sterling was in service with several militaries for 50years, the MP40 was manufactured on mass for 4years and issued to hundreds of soldiers... the Agram 2000s looks like og fallout weapons not too much retro-fitting on the first two but the third is different
There aren't a lot of weapon mods from Classic Fallout, but it's good to hear about some of them once in a while.
So far, I have seen:
-Deagle
-Wattz laser (though technically it is called an upgraded version)
-G11
-Rangemaster Rifle
-CAWS
-Jackhammer
-Uzi
-A plethora of FN FAL mods
-M60
-L86 LSW
Bruh like almost all weapons from previous fallouts were made mods for fo4 what are you even talking sbout
I feel like a couple of relatively well equipped raiders could probably make an uzi although it might not be best looking version version lmao
Sweet glad you did this list my friend.
I thought the 12.7mm SMG looked super goofy when I played FNV for the first time but after each playthrough it grew on me. I even missed it after playing fo4 so now I'm hyped to try it out!
I think the Grease Gun too was in F1 and F2, so it's good to have it back. (And happy Birthday!)
I use to look up real life guns that was made back in the 70s or older (because Im a gun enthusiast in general) like the Uzi, whinchester shotguns, Spas 12, etc, and add them into the game since Fallout universe is a retro 50s so I thought any real life guns made within that time frame would/might fit in better compared to more modern guns
"Its a minor thing..." What are you talking about Dak? They gave us Thompsons that used exclusively Drum Mags, but no foregrip? They had the Triggermen, who were styled after classic mobsters, but no foregrip!? That's not a minor thing, thats a catastrophe! (I'm being slightly hyperbolic. Slightly.)
Yea, it's the gun that invented the term 'spray and pray' and 'bullet hoze' as the gangsters spray deadly '45 at a unfortunate storefront, you almost never see them use the stock in movies.
The no foregrip and exclusively drum mags bothers me to no end.
In the post apocalypse, especially in Bethesda's version, weapon manufacturing would be made as efficient as possible. Kinda like how manufacturing was during World War II.
The basic Thompson in F4 should be even simpler.
A wire stock, simplified pistol grips with a 2nd grip being used as a foregrip for less labor, and simple stick mags rather than more complex drum mags.
Loved the video @DegenerateDak! Can't wait for the next video man! The M3/M3A1 Grease Gun and the Thompson Submachine Guns are the Two that I'd use in my Games. The Grease Gun I'd use if I had a Tank or any Vehicle I was in as well as Keep it to the .45 ACP or .30 Carbine rounds and the Thompson I'd have as the More Popular M1928A1 Model, with the Stick Magazine, the Straight Foregrip and the Shoulder Stock with the Iron Sights as a Must. If I needed a Thompson while on a Long Journey, I'd probably try and Make it like the M1921's from the Yangtze Patrol (YatPat) during the Boxer Rebellion of the 1920's and 1930's with either the Stick or 50 Round Drum Magazine, the Straight or Commercial Foregrip (The Latter being commonly known as on Thompson's used by Gangsters like Al Capone), and the Folding and Removable Shoulder Stock which folded almost like a Double Barreled Shotgun when you needed to reload it all for the Sake of Making the Thompson easier to use while on the Move and the Barrel using what's called the "Cuts Compensator" which has several Slits along the Muzzle Brake at the End of the Barrel. This model was actually the Preferred Model as it Performed Well but it was really Expensive to Manufacture so that's why the Military went with the M1928A1 Model that we all commonly Associate with the Thompson.
Let me know what you think about this and I'll catch you in your next video man!
hope you have a great birthday dak.
The P90C is in Fallout 2, although I don't know if that's a IRL weapon. Also it's made by Heckler and Koch in universe.
Also, happy birthday Dak
The real FN P90 is chambered in 5.7x28mm, while the HK P90C from Fallout 2 is chambered in 10mm. No idea how that wouldn't require a different design, really. The Hill SMG was an interesting early design that led to the P90. The 12.7mm SMG mod with the stock and long barrel featured here resembles it.
Uzi is representing the idea of compact rapid fire smg so it is lore friendly
I think the reason why the ingame Thompson is weird is because they wanted to recreate the gun, but not to its full extend. Something where people say 'It looks like a Thompson' rather than THE Thompson gun. As for the other guns not appearing in FO4, maybe they wanted to add new guns and keep old guns in the old games. Judging from the 'They reused assets its a cashgrab' crowd, that makes sense. But its great these mods add the guns in with custom meshes and animations.
Great list! Personally, my favorite Thompson SMG mod for Fallout 4 so far is the M1928A1 Thompson- Day of Infamy by noniac. But the Thompson SMG Replacer by Antistar looks like it’s definitely worth checking out! 🤘😆
Both are amazing... Thompson replacer is useful for replacing the ugly vanilla smg while the m1928a1 is standalone...
If you go looking there is a unity mod that combines the two's attachments into one mesh, allowing you that bootlegger/Infantry feel on one weapon.
@@RhetoricRex Cool, thanks for the tip!
Should do Top 5 Lore friendly SMGs to supplement. Dare I say do top 5 "Classics" for every weapon and top 5 "Lore Friendly". One suggestion is I have is the MP5, if the R91(G3/CETME) exists, then so must the MP5 especially if there is a less (tacticool) mod for it.
th-cam.com/video/gO_O8DSsK6o/w-d-xo.html I'm afraid i already beat ya to that
@@DegenerateDak chad energy
The other Thompson pack mod is cool with laser Thompson expansion, just ashame it doesn't work as a replacer..... This one was cool but the receivers could have a little stronger...
My biggest problem with SMG mods is how they allways handle them like a weak pistole, one handed despite beeing able to use both and with minimal recoil
They have another UZI mod I think it was made by the same guy who made the MCX mod.
I like the AnotherOne Sten MkII Redux . Looks nice and sounds great.
I’m sure you’ve seen it but you should check out the new Vulcan landscape mod. Looks like it may be neat
For me about Thompson mod, i'm using "MonkeyDepot Thompson Submachinegun" by MonkeyDepot and futoshisan (as uploder) cause not only i can change calibers from 45 caliber to ... something, but i can change a standard of Thompson to Laser Thompson version (RCW Thompson) even though there is standalone version of Laser RCW, but i prefer this one. Also i can switch type of 45 caliber on fly by using reload kit. Well for what i have experience using this mod, i loot and found mostly a FMJ version of 45 ammo and some reload kit but can create via chemestry station.
The M3 and MA3 Greese gun was a 45 ACP submachine.
There is the P90 from FO2 (but i would replace it by a Hill H-15 in 9mm) and the MP38/40 from FO Tactics
The Hill H-15 would look amazing in Fallout 4! I wish someone would make a mod.
Happy birthday du
Fallout Tactics might not be cannon but Jesus it has a lot of guns. And one of the coolest looking power armours in the franchise.
Tactics is semi-canon. The whole Prydwen airship shebang is partially based on the Midwest expedition
The M3 grease gun: the thinking poor man's SMG!
Something I'm not sure why no one has done this yet, but no one has ever given the Grease Gun proper 3rd person animations. Like it still uses vanilla 3rd person 10mm pistol animations.
Probably because it is an old mod and the author has gone away, so no one really pays attention to it anymore
id argue any ww1 and 2 and civil war weapons are also lore friendly.
civil war weapons are new additions tho with the min men.
I prefer the 45 Grease gun as it is the historically accurate version
Edit: changed "my" to "I"
I tend to bounce back and forth; especially since I recently learned that the Chinese Type 37 SMG was a copy of the Grease Gun actually chambered in 9mm, and suddenly given fallout lore the grease gun being in 9mm made sense in the same way the Chinese Assault Rifle does.
@@Gorandius1256 neat to know, that is definitely something I can now consider in game
There should be an option to use both.
@@peppermillers8361 I wonder how difficult it would be to create a rechamber as an attachment
in FO4edit. Also I wonder if Ian McCollum has gotten hold of one of the Type 37s?
An MP5 mod is actually viable sense it was in tactics.
I need help with Antistar's Thompson. I download it normally, but no matter where I put it in my LO, the SMG in game is always missing the grip, making it look like the stock is free-floating behind the gun.
Happy Birthday 🎂🎉🎈
Some pretty cool SMGs here, definitely noted for when I start modding; But uh, if you don’t mind me asking, what happened to the survivors series? I couldn’t seem to find any of the episodes on the channel and I’m not sure what happened to it.
Been using the 12.7mm SMG. I really like the custom animations but I wish it was more faithful to the original New Vegas weapon. It’s just a bit too all over the place for me.
Does Fallout 4 Capitol Wasteland & Fallout 4 New Vegas not have some renditions of these weapons released already?
I swear I just wanna see three things come in fallout 5
1- More large settlements than in fallout 4
2-More SMG types with different ammo receivers
3-Duel wield for smg’s because HOW ARE YOU GONNA HAVE PERK ICONS WITH IT YET NEVER USE THEM THAT WAY
Yeah, just take what Payday 2 does with akimbo weapons and that well be great
Larger settlements, lmao
The game engine barely handles small settlements with 20 people, they'll have to do a complete upgrade/retool of the engine. And judging by what they showed with Starfield until now, this will not happen anytime soon.
I always rush to spectacle island to make my first settlement, plenty of space
@@themanED yeah but it ain’t the same, if you don’t build anything then realistically you have like 3 large settlements, Diamond City, goodneighbor, and Bunker Hill but you barely interact with bunker hill in the same way you do with DC or GN.
I’d like for there to be some kind of system where yeah you could build settlements but they become self sufficient and build by themselves, for instance instead of building the entire house for a few settlers you build a base and all you have to do is donate the materials needed and they’ll build it themselves over time, same thing where the happier they get the cleaner the area around the settlement gets like there won’t be as much trash or junk you can’t remove on the floor like those leaf piles or trash piles
Interesting fact in fallout 76 perk card vault boy hold mac 11 technically UZI canon for fallout because Mac 11 is copy of uzi
I love your videos; I wanted to ask, what i the animation the house for drinking?
Thanks Dak
Personally i only use the 10mm and 12.7mm SMGs in my game. I know the others are lore friendly too, but im not a fan of "realistic" weapons that lacks in the retro futuristic style that defines Fallout universe imo.
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you left out the P90, HK MP5K, and the .22 SMG
What's that item you tend to use for healing in these videos? I haven't seen it in game, so I'm assuming it's a mod, but either way it's more interesting than just using stimpacks
Not related to the video but what mod makes the raiders have different gang names? And is it on console if u know0-0
Ok, so the 9mm SMG here is based off the actual latest version of hte grease gun and not the grease gun from NV.
Strange you add 2 very different desert eagles to teh game.
fallout tactics is semi canon, events in the game are mentioned in both fo3 and fo4
Not really events, just that the Midwestern brotherhood sort of exists.
Hey Dak you should do the mod minutemen take the institute
I want weapons support power armour 😢(good gun animation broken in power armour)
Me: *Sees Grease Gun* Heh, toob.
Your game looks so clear what do you use it looks almost 4k
Wish the uzi didn't force me to do the quest. I just want the firearm
We need more WW2 mods or WW1 mods
I prefer more classic fallout weapons needler pistol ,yao guai gauntlet etc
@@matheusmazza4398 the FNV yao guai gauntlet is just a renamed deathclaw gauntlet
@@matheusmazza4398 I'm just into history. But yeah they sound cool
@@Pigness7 yeah more reason why it should be easy for modders to do it just replace the deathclaw claws for yao guai and use the same animation
I always binge-watch these great vids, and my desire to play Fallout 4 again skyrockets, then I download the game and a bunch of mods that change the game in some ways. So, I play for an hour or so, and my passion for the game falls and falls, until I decide, yet again, to uninstall the game and let it sit for another month or so. I just can’t find a mod or mod pack that captures my interest like the original game did back in 2015.
BROOOO....what about the sten gun🥺
YOU FORGOT THE M-1928A1 WHICH WAS IN THE ORIGINAL FALLOUT
...That's the thompson, which is not only in the video but the thumbnail as well. And it was in FO2, not FO1
@@DegenerateDak no, the one you show is the m1a1, not the m1928, just because this version can somehow use the drum mag doesnt make it an m1928
I think the craziest thing on this mod list is the Uzi. Especially what happened to Israel pre-war.
Let's just say that like most of the Middle East they had a few bad days.
Not even a single mention of the American 180 mod
10mm submachine gun from this mod is mighty fine, but it isn't perfectly lore accurate anymore as its design has changed in 76 so while the gun itself is lore friendly it's Fallout 3's design isn't anymore.
That’s… not how that works. They way you describe would be 76 retconning pst designs, that’s not what happened. They either tried a new art style or made a new variant. It doesn’t make past designs not exist. If anything I’d say that the 76 smg is a slightly modified variant. Much like the n99, 6520, and fallout 4 10mm are all still 10mm pistols, just slightly different variants
adoro seus videos irmao, paz
Why i can't have this smgs in fo76 there a such masterpieces i wish petitions do work so we don't have to be disappointed with bethesda all the time
Make fallout tactics great again
I love the 12.7mm smg. Usually my character has one SMG as a favorite weapon for close quarters. Usually my builds are snipers so I have an SMG, a handgun and a knife as backup favorites while the rest are sniper guns. Anyhow my current favorited SMG is an HK G36, which I may leave at my characters home base and use the 12.7. I like Tommy guns and I use a different mod to bring that into my game world, M1928A1 Thompson - Day of Infamy. That is an excellent mod. Whoever did the weapon planning fro Fallout 4, especially those stupid, illogical pipe guns, should be fired. No reason to ignore all the past lore weapons for some POS, unrealistic pipe guns
PLEASE do snipers
I can’t find a good lore friendly mod on xbox for snipers
M1 Garand, Lee Enfield No.4, DKS 501 (the redux version), Anti-materiel rifle
you could wait for mutant mods video for lore friendly snipers
check him out, his weapon mods showcases are phenomenal
@@afrasiyabkhan3259 got that right
@@Mutant_Mods yooooooooooooooooo
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Did I spot a Joltz fan?
Why is it that Playstation mods are seriously underserved?
Sony.
I have most mods in this list
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