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Kind of funny how the Power Fist in F4 seems to take on a construction 'tool' design, yet it makes no sense to even have it when a sledgehammer does the same task, as well as the Power Fist specifically designed for Military combat.

The only real advantage the human mutants (If I recall, they're human clones with FEV injected within them during the process, right?) is the immunity to Diseases and Radiation as well as greater strength and tougher skin (which is thanks to the FEV) and a chip within their brain that allows the...

Explosives, hands down. If you're going for pure damage and not up for criticals, you can always get the trait Heavy Handed and grab Ballistic fist/Oh Baby! and do an Unarmed/Melee build, but overall, if you want armor and don't care for crits, you make an explosive build and rain hell on...

Shit's even more hilarious when you're going Unarmed with the Power Fist/Mega Power Fist. that moment when you take a look and notice you have enough Small Energy Cells to melt a continent down.

Most of the mods in F4 are simple retextures, stat changes, or changes with the use of F4edit and GECK to make users wear armor pierces on top of any clothing, With some being rare actual models and unique texture and, even rarer, unique animations. From what I can tell, it's extremely difficult...

That depends on what the fuck you're even modding. Creating new animations is downright aggravating, especially when you're introduced to a 3D program you never used and the tutorials/instructions for using it for that specific mod/game is pretty much nonexistent save for one or two guides that...

Also, as someone who's trying their hands at animating in Fallout 4, I have to say what an unbearable hell it's been to take a whack at it. How the fuck can people do this shit? Going through so many fucking hoops just to do one little thing.

The design of the Super Sledge and Power Fists were obviously meant to be equipped onto Power Armor, as to already make the formidable weapon increase in power output by the very suit's ability to enhance the user's strength, which with a suit like that, capable of absorbing shock, stress and...

Uh, no. That's not how that works. If we're going with realistically, the newest edition of the Deathclaw, whether ya like it or not, is like that of the croc. Combat armor is akin to modern armor, albeit overkill with shoulder pads and whatnot, but again, that's not really going to protect you...

even advanced armor isn't really amazing when facing high caliber/rifle rounds. Getting hit by 5.56 or .308 rounds is more than enough to topple most critters, and the Deathclaw is no exception, though in reality, it would probably be labeled close to that of the gators and crocs, meaning...

Frank Horrigan, convinced? That's like trying to have a fucking debate of concepts of peace with a Nuke. Pretty sure his own troops considered him as a walking Apocalypse, a walking nuke that explodes everytime he takes a step. Puts Deathclaws and just about anyone else to utter shame.

Have the Raider faction actually have an impact in the main game (such as a Raider ending that kicks every other factions' ass by doing things Orky and blowing shit up by stocking nukes in an area and squeezing the trigger). Have Unarmed actually be fun with attack animations, and dual-wielded...

No idea why people still enjoy the game, everything in terms of combat, dialogue and overall roleplay mechanics sucked ass. Melee was boring with shitty execution animations, no real exciting gore, 2-handed weapons were absolutely terrible and with how the AI would abuse the attack animations...

I go with Sulik, Vic, Cassidy when I make the 'Ranger Squad', all armed with .44 mag/.223 pistol/revolver and go to to town on people.

In buildings, Dakka is best. Outside, Dakka is best.

a flat 5 damage is alright, but I'm pretty sure that makes the Metal Blaster OP over that (unless it's 5 damage split across the 10 beams. Still fucking broken beyond any other weapon).