Institute Electrolasers Redux and Incendiary Lasers

Since Fallout 4 came out players have expressed disappointment with the mighty Institute's pitiful weaponry. I previously attempted to remedy that issue with Institute Electrolasers and Institute Electrolasers 2. 0. Unfortunately those mods left the standard laser weaponry comparably useless and undesirable. This pair of mods aims to fix both problems.

With Electrolasers Redux you will find that institute lasers now do two types of damage, which can be balanced against each other. If you just want a powerful laser, adjust the EMP damage to nothing and your laser damage will increase. The extra energy damage appears to apply in small amounts, but scales with perks alongside the base damage. You can even convert to pure EMP damage with the right perks.

With Incendiary Lasers the fire damage applied with certain receivers has now become nearly universal, and increases with the power of your chosen receiver. This fire damage now applies only to organics, offsetting the mechanical enemy damage of Electrolasers. In addition, standard lasers now feature a 'silencer' option to make them an even more competitive choice.

Electrolasers Redux Features

-"Institute Laser" renamed to "Electrolaser"

- 2 sniper barrels and 2 snub barrels (which can only be attached with a pistol grip)

-2 pistol grips and 2 rifle stocks

-2 attachment options for projectile. Use the vanilla blue laser for a slight boost to basic energy damage, or the electrical arc projectile for a slight boost to EMP damage

-4 attachment options to balance overall EMP damage against overall energy damage. Energy damage is calculated into the overall damage displayed in weapon stats. EMP damage is an additional, fixed amount that applies to mechanical enemies only (robots, old model synths, power armor, vertibirds, and turrets), it is dealt per-shot. EMP damage amounts are in the names of the attachments, so you can check it fairly easily. The EMP damage potential is higher than standard Energy damage potential until very high levels. i.e. unless you have all the damage boosting perks you can always do more damage to mechanical enemies by having the highest EMP attachment, but will lose damage against other enemies. The numbers displayed for Energy damage are a range, like 4-8, that reflects how high it will get with JUST maxed out Rifleman, Commando, or Gunslinger, it will be more if you have other damage perks. Be careful, as a synth's Energy damage could potentially be boosted by as much as 20 per shot (typically it will be around 4-8).

-3 EMP attachments linked to Rifleman, Gunslinger, and Commando, that can remove all regular energy damage, and swap to a straight 100 EMP damage. This is great for early to mid game, but can be overcome by basic energy damage at high levels.

-All attachments except th