The original version, its history and authors can be found at the Nukapedia page " Fallout: New Vegas weapons". The contents of this page were partially or entirely copied from Nukapedia, the Fallout Wiki, and are therefore licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. Strength: The Strength required to use the weapon without penalty.
Skill: The weapon skill and skill level required to use the weapon without penalty. Value: Sale value of the weapon in bottlecaps. Weight: Weight value of the weapon that applies to encumbrance. Weapons that require a reload every shot have damage per second shown including reload times, all others show sustained rates without reloads.Īmmo: The type of ammunition the weapon uses. This stat is most useful for comparing semi-automatic weapons like rifles, where one can see the full damage caused by a single shot, regardless of how long it takes to load and fire the next one.ĭPS: Damage per second the maximum cyclic damage dealt in one second, expressed as rate of fire times damage.
For most small guns, that is a single bullet, but for shotguns, it is a single shell (containing several small pellets), and for heavy weapons such as the ALPHA turbo laser it is a single beam. and shows the damage caused by a single click of the mouse/trigger. With over 500 hours of experience on the last two installments of the series (Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas) I have seen pretty much all the Wasteland can throw at you, whether its much needed Stimpaks sneakily tucked away in the corner of a destroyed toilet.
Damage: This information comes straight from the G.E.C.K. Throughout the many hours spent playing Fallout, the need to find bigger and better weapons always lingered.
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