Cursed Guns...The Game (Combat Veteran Reacts to Everything Wrong with the Guns of Fallout 4)

[@bensherinian3599]

Zach Hazard had a great rant about the short assault rifle.

[@Hammer1987]

This, Zach Hazard has some great gun rants and a lot of interesting military stories.

[@dulizardglasses3170]

The thing about the handmade rifle is you can upgrade it to look like a full AK and not a rusty hunk of metal with random holes cut into it. It’s honestly my favorite gun because of how it transforms from “I welded this together while drunk on cheep vodka” to “I welded this together while drunk on expensive vodka” and it’s really cool to see.

[@diabeticjesus87]

Makarov was a Soviet knock off of the Wlater PPK. They did a really good job of stealing it tho.

[@caleb420420]

I've had to correct quite a lot of people who thought Walther copied the Makarov when it's the other way around.

[@OrionDawn15]

@@caleb420420 I didn't notice there was any copying at all...

[@JB-ls5pq]

The lewis was not watercooled. The barrel jacket is aluminum and with fins contacting the barrel. The jacket finn combo acting as a "Light weight" heatsink" and also the temperature differential (between the barrel, fins, jacket and air) draws air through the fins AFTER firing (when barrel gets a bit too hot to touch). Very efficent for a single aircooled barrel. No easily replacable barrels though and it makes it very heavy (13Kg / about 28 lbs) without the ability to take 100-200 round belts. It was more portable then the vickers/ maxim watercooled mg though.

[@paulpolito2001]

I couldn’t stop myself from almost yelling “Maxim, you moron!” at that part…

[@johnweber80]

@Paul polito I was yelling the same damn thing.

[@Taishisama]

Yeah the fallout assault rifle have a MG08 barrel…. Which I don’t is worse or not

[@hiddendesire3076]

6:15 In Fallout 76 you can even find most PA corpses with this assault rifle near corpse, supporting this detail. Even Super Mutants love to use these along side pipe weapons.

[@konradzukowski213]

With FO4 Assault Rifle, the reason why it's so cursed is that it's an actual regression from previous guns in the series. There were already M4s, M16, ARs and AKs, so creating such a bulky and unwieldy infantry gun that isn't a designated heavy LMG is silly to say the least. And to the topic of use in Power Armors, those used heavy weaponry such as Gatling Guns, Granade Launchers, Flame Throwers, AA Guns and more. Giving an equivalent of a walking tank a rifle instead of a turret feels redundant... Tho, must admit that Paul is probably the first person i see who doesn't crap on it and instead looks for some reasoning behind its existence which is admirable.

[@TheArklyte]

Considering that there is a silencer for said "assault rifle" that says that its uses 12.7mm ammo, that the receiver length is scaled for 5.56x45mm ammo and how it was intended solely for PA use before AK/"chinese assault rifle" was scrapped until DLC, I ended up viewing said gun as a weird mix of: 1)MG-131(german 13x64mm "light" HMG designed to be used in mounts that previously used rifle caliber machineguns. It did so by compromising on cartridge length>propellant>kinetic energy. But in return also had fantastic rate of fire. It relied on powerful HE round) and 2)ASh-12(russian assault carbine in 12.7x55mm designed specifically to use subsonic ammo to be silent and at the same time have enough firepower to blow open steel doors, destroy engine blocks and penetrate any type of body armor). So it's low profile, shreds armor at close ranges where its ballistics don't compromise it and is still useful at longer ranges due to lots of explosive filler in bullets. And there IS a reason to give a weapon that is "too small" to PA troops - to be used as sidearm in PA mode and as PDW when you have to bail broken armor. Though usually it would be portrayed as SMG or carbine. Or, well, PDW. Said weapon needs to still be somewhat effective against same targets that you face when you're inside PA though. _So having armor piercing capabilities and high stopping power is a good thing._

[@konradzukowski213]

@@TheArklyte That's probably the most logical explanation for existence of this gun... But one issue I personally see after reading your comment is how often those guns can be found in game. While it might have been created as a PA secondary/PDW outside of the PA, usually with such specialized weaponry comes small amount of them in use. Because of their specialized nature, usually the amount of them is kept small in order for the enemy not to use them against you/reverse engineer. And in the world where people are forced to create home made guns, highly doubt they were able recreate it in such large quantities. But at the end, we're still talking about the gun that was clearly created by devs with one intention, but was repurposed for one reason or another.

[@TheGreatAshenOne]

To be fair fo4 is BEFORE the other games in the series If I remember correctly so being a regression makes some sense

[@SpyBlu]

@@TheGreatAshenOne It is not before any other game in the series aside from the brief flashback sequence at the start of the game.

[@dethbedsmolzwhent.t6498]

That's why I use the Assault Rifles from Nuka-World they make much more sense and they have a badass firing sound

[@happyjohn354]

In this game the "assault rifle" was originally supposed to be a LMG for power armor users who didn't want to use the heavier minigun. Also the Lewis Gun was air cooled it just looks like a water cooled gun because of the barrel shroud that protects the cooling radiator fins.

[@SynthLizard8]

One huge thing you've overlooked with the Assault Rifle is that the AR in Fallout 4, it's well established that Power Armor infantry use Big Guns like the minigun as standard and if they were to use LMG's, there's pre-exsisting weapons for that to in New Vegas like the LMG or Automatic Rifle . The AR should of been the G3 with wooden furniture like in Fallout 3 because of the National Guard presence.

[@happyjohn354]

The Makarov was actually a based off of the Walther PP pistol similar to the PPK that's why they look alike.

[@tobiasworner4970]

They actually disassemble in pretty much the same way

[@quxyz25]

15:35 When he showed the slowed reload of the revolver to me it looked like the cartridges were in a moon clip.

[@captainrumia2607]

It uses the same reload animation as the pipe revolver which fires .45, which is *probably* a rimless round, which would require a moon clip, so it's often agreed that the revolvers in Fallout 4 do use moonclips.

[@quxyz25]

@@captainrumia2607 The more you know

[@guitardunce7571]

3:40 That's some top-tier sass right there. I wonder if somewhere, somebody with more dollars than sense ever thought "what if PPSH but shotgun?"

[@kabob0077]

Given how Brandon Herrera has made an AK-Bren Hybrid, a Thompson inspired AK, the AK-50's existence, the AK-50 Lite, and the Plastikov I'm surprised no one has thrown that idea into his head yet... He'd totally do it, wouldn't he?

[@caleb420420]

The Makarov takes massive inspiration from the PP series of pistols. Makarov was designed in 1948 and entered service in 1951. The Walther PP was designed in 1929 and entered service in the German army in 1935. I stopped the video at 11:52 to type this. Edit: 380 ACP was designed in 1908 and the 9X18 was designed in 1946. Just like 7.63x25 Mauser was designed in 1896 and 7.62x25 Tokarev was designed sometime around 1929-1930 and it's patient case was the 7.63X25 Mauser.

[@kabob0077]

2:58 I can see where you're coming from about it looking like a BAR but I can also see where PPSH comparison is coming from. It's like they just mashed a PPSH-41 and a BAR together.

[@FIVEBASKET]

Interesting

[@protojager]

I watched a video where someone took the front half of a BAR and the back half of a PPSH and edited them together and it looked exactly like the combat rifle, it's literally just both guns smashed together.

[@corbingarrison7167]

Fun fact the handmade rifle is possibly based on the Shovel AK that a guy in Massachusetts made out of a shovel

[@deutschdominik]

Tbh if you only get mods from nexus its quite safe when it comes to maleware the best tip i have is to download really popular mods and avoid really new/cough* saucy mods (if you leave the Filter on on the site they are not even visible) only sad thing is that 40k mods are really niece and mostly only sourcable from discords making them ULTRA unsafe

[@reverendrico5631]

Nexus Mods are generally pretty trustworthy. At least as far as not downloading viruses and shit.

[@Zack_Wester]

will post what I said about those weapons again. the combat riffle in earlier version of the game was chambered in another caliber and changed last minute to .45 ACP (some of the game guide material still refers to the combat riffle as having .300 ammo or 5.56 and is modules whit that bullet in it. the assault riffle still is called LMG in the files to this day and the art book refers to it as a machine gun that was supposed only used by power armor, super mutant and my guess but scraped for technical reason maned turrets. 11:00 wasn´t there talk about the US army themself getting a modern designed Propeller plane because the man hour per flight hour on a jet is insane. like the US Military could spend milion of US dolar to send up a jet fighter to fly over and strafe a truck whit a gun worth 5000 USD (total time 30 min) followed by 6 hour of maintenance. when that could sent a prop plane to do the same thing for maybe 5000 USD and 1-2 hour of maintenance work afterward. 20:00 the reloading thing is a engine problem the engine can´t really handle diffrent animation for if the gun is empty or not. yes there is mod that solved it but to put it like this said mod used way to much scripting to get the level action to reload properly then was needed.

[@KimFareseed]

3:34 I can taste the sarcasm.

[@shadoeboi212]

the makarov was developed post ww2 while the walther is from the 1930s. also funny thing about the radium rifle is that the guns it was based off of the Volkssturmgewehr "People's Storm - Rifle" were almost bolt action except 1 which was a gas delayed semi auto and the entire point was to be cheap and quick to make to give to militia

[@ncopictures7182]

Water cooled MG's were still used by the US military up to the Korean War, albeit in less capacity with other MGs.

[@ErzengelDesLichtes]

I love how a lot of what you’re saying aligns EXACTLY with what Zach says when he explains these weapons. Makes me believe you & Zach over the guy in the video.

[@TheArklyte]

Considering that there is a silencer for said "assault rifle" that says that its uses 12.7mm ammo, that the receiver length is scaled for 5.56x45mm ammo and how it was intended solely for PA use before AK/"chinese assault rifle" was scrapped until DLC, I ended up viewing said gun as a weird mix of MG-131(german 13x64mm "light" HMG designed to be used in mounts that previously used rifle caliber machineguns. It did so by compromising on cartridge length>propellant>kinetic energy. But in return also had fantastic rate of fire. It relied on powerful HE round) and ASh-12(russian assault carbine in 12.7x55mm designed specifically to use subsonic ammo to be silent and at the same time have enough firepower to blow open steel doors, destroy engine blocks and penetrate any type of body armor).

[@chugachuga9242]

5:42 I could be wrong but isn’t the Lewes gun air cooled? That’s why Those fins are on the back of the barrel, the gas pressure of the bullets leaving the barrel pulled cold air through the jacket cooling the barrel.

[@minhducnguyen9276]

Yep it's air cooled. But I think he mistook is for the watercooled Maxim and Vickers machine guns because at the muzzle it has the unmistakable end and the water pipe of the water jacket on the Maxim. Which begs the question, it is based on a water cooled machine gun like the Maxim or a air cooled machine gun like the Lewis?

[@The_Swedish_Knight]

9:32 zach hazard hates this gun aswell he went on a rant like itsyaboybrandyboy

[@goingplumnuttsnato6337]

I can't wait for fallout to make a drum fed barret 50. With an automatic receiver mod

[@GameslordXY]

It's a videogame set in the alternate timeline where portable computers are pipboys because there was no microchip revolution . With Super Mutants,Ghouls,Deathclaws,Mirelurkes... . It is NOT and was NOT supposed to be a REALISTIC representation of a war, but a FANTASY. FANTASY based on REALITY. A wackiness mixed some micro doses of realism. So there are similarities, but it not a realistic simulation, because it was not supposed to be. And I am glad most weapons are not completely or at all realistic. Well done Bethesda 👍 and keep the good work ignoring the haters pleas

[@counterstructure4908]

21:00 One circumstance Fallout could explain it with. The original owner 200 years back did use a reducer and the raiders just don't have the knowledge or don't want to tinker that deeply.

[@Skyte100]

The last guns basically a pipe rifle made by someone that actually kinda knew what they were doing.

[@schweppley1614]

LOL I love the Irony in your voice when you brought up the AK Family saga! Awesome!

[@WisteriaDrake]

Yeah, your thoughts about how the AR could have been designed for power armor use are all good points, except that Bethesda was unwilling to restrict player freedom in the strangest ways in this game. They could and should have made certain heavy weapons exclusive to power armor, you just cannot use them without wearing the armor. But they didn't, and thus you have a minigun and water-cooled LMG that someone with Strength level 1 can wield as easily as a pipe gun. It's honestly bizarre, because in Fallout 3, you couldn't wear Power Armor without training, so it would just sit in your inventory unless dropped. I guess the idea is that Nate, the male character model, was a soldier and thus trained in power armor (but it doesn't explain how Nora would be able to use it too), but since they refused to make heavy weapons require the PA, your points are rendered moot. Maybe it was designed for power armor, but alas, it was not.

[@Andlar1]

20:20 Paul: I get it they didn't make Escape from Tarkov. every Fallout 4 modder "nervous laughing".

[@hiddendesire3076]

8:03 When you say first Tank I think Di Vinci’s tank.

[@ryanlorenzo5003]

Sadly they didn't balance the lever action by making it go through a full reload animation even if you only fired one bullet. They just didn't make the animation/trigger to make you stop when you've reached full capacity.

[@KittyGamer1514]

2:46 it has the magazine and foregrip of a BAR, the stock and upper receiver is PPSH.

[@rwilson1197]

It takes a lot of mods to fix fallout 4

[@spartanseth7392]

As someone who loves playing fallout 4, “fix” is a bit optimistic. I reached the plug-in limit of 255 quite fast, and struggling to decide which mods I *could* go without anytime some major fix came along.

[@The_Swedish_Knight]

Yea but if you are unlucky it will just break the game even with just a few mods while fallout nv you could mod to hell and it would work almost just fine

[@htchn]

You mean, most bethesda games

[@johnweber80]

When you mentioned the Galil not being an AK clone I said, "If you want an AK clone look at the type 56." Then you pulled an image with one and I started laughing. Also my biggest gripe about the Full auto Radium Rifle, is that it's based on a Semi auto rifle. It was made that way for the Volks who used it because it's literally call the "People's assault rifle", and no civilian could easily handle a full auto with little to no training.

[@SydneySighs]

The combat rifle's grip and trigger guard is what I think looked like the ppsh

[@Reinhard96]

My guy, there is little to no chance that if you're getting mods from Nexusmods which scans all files uploaded to the site that you get a virus. These days, it's rarely if ever heard about. There is literally no excuse to not do a modded playthrough.

[@bubbasbigblast8563]

And for all practical purposes, the chance is zero if you have good anti-virus software...which I'm hoping he has, because Twitch literally had its source-code leaked, with something like 7,000+ Hard-coded Credentials ready to be exploited; so unless Twitch has poured enormous amounts of effort into fixing that, there's always going to be _some_ kind of theoretical vulnerability. Not that such a vulnerability might even matter, since A Certain Country probably has people in Amazon regardless, so somebody uploading daily videos on Ukraine should probably be taking extra precautions, just in case...

[@FlameDarkfire]

3:50. Looking at you too, Glock

[@tinycrimester]

5:50 knowing the people of Fallout, it's not water in the cooling system. probably nuka-cola or something.

[@ISOCATO]

The combat rifle is a MIX of the ppsh and the bar

[@bipolit]

I named my combat rifle "browning automatic rifle"

[@sirshotty7689]

The volkssturmgewehr isn’t full auto, while it would be possible to convert to full auto, these rifle were designed to be cheaply produced towards the end of the second world war. People get confused because it has sturmgewehr which means assault rifle so they think it means volks sturmgewehr people’s assault rifle. But it’s actually volkssturm gewehr or the home guard rifle. The direct translation “people’s storm” basically means Home Guard which was the German militia army. Mostly known for being closely associated with the SS and hitlers youth, having sometimes near suicidal fanaticism towards the party and would publicly attack “defeatists” civilians, and for executing a lot of prisoners. One of their most infamous being the Gardelegen Massacre where 1,027 foreign prisoners who were unable to March that were being evacuated from nearby camps were stuffed into a barn and burned alive. A number of prisoners escaped by digging under the barn and most of them were shot by the SS standing guard as they ran away. The Germans were caught before they could cremate the remains by the U.S. 102nd Infantry Division.

[@lorddeathofmurdermountain76]

If I remember correctly wasnt the makarov based off of the walthter or the 1911

[@Matias-dr3ys]

Makarov is based on walther. tt-33 is based on the colt

[@seekyunbounded9273]

22:35 i think you are first creator who said it directly also i believe they might not even have the skill to fix it in the firstplace

[@ThatZenoGuy]

The combat rifle ISN'T just a BAR, which is the problem. It's overly bulky (That barrel looks like it's loaded in 13mm!) and has PPSH rear sections.

[@sumvs5992]

You seem to have fallen into a misconception about WW1 tanks. While pretty much everyone made awful armoured vehicles and tanks, the British got it right with the rhombus shaped tanks. The tracks travelling the full length of the tank's shape allows it to me easily traverse the muddy terrain of the western front (and cross trenches far more easily), and the side sponsons allowed the tank to shoot down both sides of the trench it was crossing. The later FT17, with engine in the back and in a completely separate compartment from the crew along with a proper turret certainly was the future for tanks, it wasn't the tank for the war it was fighting. In short, operationally the rhombus tanks were utilised horribly (at least at first), but was definitely made for the war being fought.

[@VoidedEmptiness]

@MHGR I think he is pulling the PPSH-41 aesthetic from the stock, the rest of the combat rifle and combat shotgun look more similar to the Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR), it is just the stock and the back of the assembly where the top and back of the weapon systems have a curved top plate aesthetic like the PPSH, but overall is pretty much designed like the BAR in appearance. Edit since I am going to edit as I watch: the Assault rifle in Fallout 4 probably has either one of or a combination of these helmet modifications within them such as radiation scrubbers, sensor arrays, internal databases, recon sensors, and a targeting hud, given the armor is build partially resistant to radiation, you can further have it improved with an a lead plating and like r some of the russian armor of the past, do titanium plating as well, and the armor you may be wearing underneath like your standard combat rig could be asbestos lined, well in Fallout, you still wear metal plates for armor so you can have it asbestos lined, but it can also be lead lined as well as to try and absorb and mitigate the damage from heat and radiation, the legs of the armor can have optimized kinetic servos and calibrated shocks to better deal with impacts with landing on the ground. But moving on, the Fallout 4 assault rifle having those AA gun iron sights are probably to make it easier for the system within the helmet to have better acquisitions of the sights and when need be, apply a reticle overlay over the iron sights for better accuracy when firing at individual soldiers, given the Chinese in Fallout did have aircrafts as well, having the AA sights on it wouldn’t be too bad with the assisted targeting system within the power armor. So the Fallout 4 assault rifle having a water cooling jacket plus a bit of m249 body aesthetic is to probably increase the mass to have a place to better grasp the rifle with the meaty mechanical hands of the power armor, as for the magazine, I can’t recall if this was right or not, but couldn’t the M249 also accept stanag mags, the same kind of magazines that the M4 use and any stanag compatible magazines such as magpul mags designed for M4 platforms. The reasoning being that if you don’t have time in a firefight to reload a whole belt or you don’t want to be lugging around all that ammunition on the weapon system itself, having a magazine inserted instead allows for it to be lighter and faster to use or if you just ran out of belts you can still take ammunition from your squad or team just by them passing you a mag. By in the case of the Fallout with power armor, you could have a bunch of drum magazines and if you run out, your team still have normal 20 to 30 round magazines (given some weapon systems also have a smaller 20 round magazine made for them as well, if I recall the m1a1 Thompson had a magazine such as that made for it as well for WWII. The magazine port being on the side would probably be preferable for someone using bulky power armor since with power armor as meaty as that, unless you some decent gaps in the armor like in Warhammer as to allow for more flexibility and dexterity, then for Fallout power armor, you can’t as easily reload from the bottom less you risk moving your weapon system away from the target or in their direction at least when you reload or maybe you need to look down to make sure you put the mag in and have it properly seated and everything given the hands of the power armor is mechanical, it isn’t armor that goes over your hands, it is an extension of your hands, as mechanical armored limbs, so there may be a delay in its use like how the trigger pull of a bullpup is pretty delayed and far back before you may fire while your more common type of firearm may have a more tight and crisp trigger. So like bullpup the armored mechanical hands probably have a bit of delay to the user unless there is additional systems and sensors in place to shorten the user command delays and feedback and whatnot. Side loading pretty just makes it easier for really bulky power armor users. It could see it less in raider power armor since it is a little less bulky and extends out less than your standard T45 power armor and and more so the aesthetically upgraded version known as the T60c since the the T51 has a pretty flat chest relative to the other power armor models, the raider power armor has a flatter chest relative to the T60 power armor so you have better ease of use for your hands and arms in such power armor, but given it is raider armor it is ramshackle and isn’t up to the same quality as military grade production power armor pieces. But going back on topic, I believe that is the case, more specifically it was probably designed for users of the T60 power armor, given it was under research, testing, and was under partial production, and given it wasn’t completely rolled out yet it was spread to limited use until more could be produced, but however, given it wasn’t completely rolled out, that is why you see T45 and T51 more prominently seen in the other Fallout games, which took place in different parts of the US. Moving on to the Deliver pistol, I think the guy is somewhat right, given the Walther PPK is a pretty small and snubbed pistol, I can see parts of its design being Walther PPK inspired but its color palette and other observing carefully other parts of its design also show a bit of a makarov pistol inspired in its design as well. The grip where the magazine is held is more angled like a Walther PPK and it’s pretty snub nose looks like that but that aside, the rest look more like a makarov pistol to more. Not much to say on some of the later weapon systems in the video, but for the AK, that cut out hole on the top doesn’t really affect how the weapon system operates, that top cover is just to keep dust and debris out, though it isn’t necessarily needed for it to function, you can fire an AK without the top cover, you could probably do the same with an M4, having parts of its body exposing the internal assembly of it but as it’s designed, the system is more enclosed of a system unlike the AK, so if it can better keep debris out, though should debris actually get in, it could cause issues and failure while the AK could clear it a little more easily do to it being more simple and rugged.

[@SnowyGrass]

3:25 seeing how most guns have been improved upon by "lazy design" that sounds about right. ngl i don't know how to phrase this better.

[@paulpolito2001]

I imagine remote fire controls, integrated HUD aim aids, and heavier calibers are the most useful small arm subsystems that would be most useful, in a truly Armored, Powered Exosuit. Zach really knows his shit, and I miss the dude at times like this… this fella seems to still be learning the nuances and idiosyncrasies that plague Arms manufacturing… The only revolver I can think of w/ the equivalent of ‘2 hammers’ are those insane LeMats… shame we can’t make a .38/.357 + 12ga modern version without it being a DD/AOW

[@kriegdeathrider7805]

I think you fail to realize the Makarov is already a copy of the Walter PP series of pistols like so many other European gun manufacturers around the time of the Makarovs adoption so you are both correct

[@18KaratRunOfBadLuck]

the problem with these weapons is that real life weapons exist all the way to early 2000's in the fallout universe

[@andybarth5928]

your insighs are always precious - Love your videos

[@AusFirewing]

I hate the "Assault Rifle" so much because it tries being multiple guns at once. There's a lewis backend, a maxim frontend, a SAW grip. it's atrocious. The point about the gun being water-cooled doesn't even work. Near the breech it has the open cooling jacket and radiator fins of the lewis gun, which is air-cooled, but the front is sealed like a water jacket, so it can't draw air through like a Lewis does. It's a schitzophrenic design that deserves every bit of criticism it gets.

[@theemeraldking3251]

I love the look of fallout 4 guns, even the assault rifle, I love overly complicated unessecarily jury rigged looking guns in video games

[@DJWeapon8]

7:10 why not just slap a longer and thicker pistol grip on already circulating LMGs and GPMGs the US military has? Cuts down cost enormously as you only need to shove something up the grip and fasten it to the already numerous and reliable machine guns you have, and send new power armor shipments to the frontlines with a few crates of the new LMG add ons for the boys on the field or just tape the custom grip on the right hand with a note explaining what it is. This also has the benefit of leaving these power armor modified machine guns _still useable_ by regular infantry. Rather than spending a billion+ to design a From The Ground Up new weapon *_only_* meant for power armor that is battle untested.

[@apachesparatan5849]

This is attempt #2. I'm asking if you could react to Full Spectrum Warrior and Full Spectrum Ten Hammers full missions.

[@niccolai7770]

hmm I have a minigun that was specifically wield in this power armor. better use this "assault rifle" instead

[@pdavide05]

I've seen a World war 1 game called "Isonzo: The Italian front" can you review it and tell us if it's good or not?

[@thomaspunt2646]

Can you react to TheRussianBadger video "Tactical Fried Chicken"? It's one of his best.

[@circumventboredom9463]

Good video as always. :)

[@nicegod4207]

I like how MHGR views the Video Game World such as Fallout 4!!!

[@surfofsinify]

It's the limit plug they come with most shotguns new

[@vendorfrostblood5481]

ok that's a nice rock in a our russian garden with AK-type "conveyor" :)

[@The_Swedish_Knight]

Could you react to mikeburnfire new campfire video about sergeants

[@warlok363]

Hell yeah, the first sergeant that wasn't

[@TheNukedNacho]

Talking exclusively about the Fallout series, Bethesda proven themselves to be bad game makers. 3 gets somewhat of a pass for being the first. But 4 and 76? Pretty inexcusable. The best 3D Fallout game is objectively NV, and it wasn’t even them who made it. Obsidian made it in less than a year if I remember correctly? Yeah, *some* assets are reused. But a lot of other things? And the story? The ability to complete the game without killing anyone? I have a lot of nostalgia for 3, though some of those memories are undoubtedly viewed through rose tinted glasses. I still play 4(albeit heavily modded) to this day. I never even bothered giving 76 the light of day. And it’s honestly making me cautious for Starfield. I really want it to be good. Im hoping. But I will be exactly 0% shocked if it’s bad.

[@mattjk5299]

I half agree with the video maker and half disagree. It does feel like the most engaging worlds are ones where the writers have tried to reference - not copy - reality in order to inform world building. Military, politics, society etc.

[@clonescope2433]

I don't think Fallout 4 specifies .45 as specifically a pistol caliber because they can be chambered in .45-70 government for all we know for the combat rifle and .45 ACP for the submachine gun but in the game I think it's just listed as .45

[@surfofsinify]

Funny thing they stole the hand made ak from real life some dude made one with the shovel handle if I remember correctly

[@FalloutWastelander520]

You should watch the newst videos he made about everything wrong with the guns in starfield

[@OctoPen]

You can probably trust 90 percent of the fallout 4 mods on nexus

[@IslarfPokemon]

Honestly, video game guns not trying to be realistic taking inspiration from guns, don't have to be realistic tbh. It's not that important.

[@БабайАлибабаев]

Try to react to C&C Generals Zero Hour RISE OF THE REDS Freedom in 30 FPS (by UberDanger)

[@FSshadow1]

I've played the game and even looked at the model, and am pretty familiar with the ppsh, it's a ppsh. I've seen you get a few weapons wrong but I had to finally comment on something xD

[@FSshadow1]

Oh my goodness, that's a ppk, just cause it's black and has a heal release doesn't mean it's a Makarov, a heal release was very popular at the time

[@patrycel]

Bethesda makes the best game all the time, Doom Eternal

[@CC726A24]

One reason I prefer new vegas as the weapons are realistic

[@littlejdgameingthemeep7866]

Just dont look for the charging handel on the service rifle lol

[@tanks-ug7ws]

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[@EliteLenny223-Main]

Look... Soldiers in the world of Fallout are big muscly guys, and they're not wimps like the one reviewing the Fallout 4 weapons. Aesthetics? It's not even the problem here. The problem is the overall logic of the entire Fallout story, that makes these weapons in the first place. So please... Everything said in the review video is misplaced. Everything.

[@adrianmateo6196]

The Lewis machine gun Is not water cooled, It's air cooled. That shroud doesn't and can't hold water, It suck air from the back using the muzzle blast to cool the barrel. I'm sorry, I had to say something. And to back this up, here's the link. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lewis_gun

[@cobra29935]

I mean shit that just makes me hate the fallout 4 AR even more then i already did. They bastardized the lewis gun even more then I thought cause there is clearly a tube attached on the side of the shroud that looks to funnels water into it.

[@freedomanddemocracy7842]

I feel I should point out that the Lewis Gun was air-cooled. The design of the shroud was used to force air through. This begs the question of why an air-cooled design was apparently adapted to be water-cooled

[@kernelnumbr4810]

Dude,even if fallout takes place in a alternate universe,it’s not an excuse as to how stupid some of these guns are,now I like fallout but to make gunplay even remotely fun I use mods,so no,your argument doesn’t work,every other first person shooter I’ve played,the guns are properly right handed,hell,fallout 3 and new Vegas is the same,such a stupid ass take,to everyone else,just watch the weapons expert instead,so much better and informative

[@MBP1918]

Incredible

[@GUSHERSTheThird]

try fallout new vegas

[@angellara7040]

It's not a b.a.r. the last game showed that the b.a.r is just a b.a.r not what ever the combat rifle is

[@AngraMainiiu]

Gee it's not like anyone ever reused designs amirite?

[@angellara7040]

@@AngraMainiiu the combat rifle doesn't make sense inuniverse. We know for a fact that ar style rifle were still In use

[@SuspiciouslyGroomedPegasus]

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