A Great Starting Weapon (FO3)

Description

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Inside Megaton's entrance, there is metal box called "A little help".

It includes:

1) FOUR edited scoped . 44 magnum pistols, nicknamed "Callahan", along with 20000

rounds of . 44 magnum ammunition.

Four, just in case you want to give a pistol to three of your companions, preferably

girls, cause pistols suit thighs... something wicked :b

OR, you know, if you sell it, drop it, whatever, there's more where that came from :s

2) ALSO, there is an edited SNIPER RIFLE, called "Sniper Master", with 5000

rounds of . 308 ammunition.

NOT really needed, cause you'll probably never want another weapon than this

scoped . 44 magnum - at least, I don't. (Fallout games have great weapons, but,

the AP usage is disappointing.)

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Damage is 120 and Crit Dmg is 150. So, this IS a "One Shot, One Kill" weapon.

(DPS is 218, spread is minimal.) Of course, IN-GAME damage should be higher.

The AP is ONLY (2), so, you can put enough hits on four, or five targets at once.

(Actually, if the hits are certain, you can put just a couple of hits on a LOT of targets!)

Shoots faster than the vanilla one. Goes longer, too.

Lastly, the scope is always nice to have, and it also might get you a distant

target that VATS says has 0 chance to be hit. PLUS, the gun doesn't block much

of your view in 1st person, when you are indoors, searching.

OPTIONALLY, I tried THREE more damage variants:

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Please REMEMBER that they ALL have the same low AP usage (2), and minimal

spread, etc.

A) Damage 9, Crit Dmg 9 = This is the same power as the 10mm Pistol. It is

HORRIBLE against heavy targets (Deathclaw, Enclave patrol robot, etc.)

B) Damage 17, Crit Dmg 17 = This is way better, but, again, it kinda sucks

against heavy targets (Deathclaw, Enclave patrol robot, etc.)

C) Damage 35, Crit Dmg 35 = This is the same power as the vanilla scoped . 44

magnum, with - of course - LOW AP and the other modifications, and it is probably

THE MOST FUN, as it doesn't always take opponents down with one shot.

Very decent against heavy targets.

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As for myself, I prefer the initial version I made, as I don't have much time

for anything, anymore. It's NOT extravagant, as you don't need damage

in the thousands, but, it can take down ANYTHING at once.

Requirements

Just, Fallout 3. NOT any of the DLCs.

Instructions     <-- Step 2) is OPTI