Fallout 4: 5 More Secret and Unique Weapons You May Have Missed in the Wasteland – Fallout 4 Secrets

A Deathclaw with a minigun If that's not a Horseman of the Wastelands, I dont know what would be and would be terrified to learn

I once got a never ending double barrel shotgun near the beginning of the game. Decided to go all Doom style with it

Neverending Double Barrel Shotgun: *Exists* Doom Guy: *Heavy Breathing*

Personally I love the problem solver, an AUTOMATIC rifle with an effect that makes every shot increase it's damage from the last one

Never ending double barrel really be like “I’ve got 87 more gat dam rounds in this two round gun”

"make sure you're confronting those legendary deathclaws and yao guis as often as possible" me: spends almost 100 rounds to kill one also me: "oh boy cant wait to see what i get!" legendary deathclaw corpse: ghoul slayer's gamma gun

Nate: To get the explosive minigun you should kill legendary deathclaws and yao guai Me: Kills a legendary bloatfly and gets the minigun

I actually found an explosive combat shotgun really early in the game. It's even more OP than the explosive minigun, because each pellet explodes and does 15 damage, and there's 7 pellets, so if I'm able to get all 7 pellets on target, it does an additional 105 damage from the explosions alone for every single shot.

One of my favourites has always been the explosive combat shotgun. It's got the same effect as the minigun mentioned here, but on each pellet of each shell fired, meaning it creates huge areas of effect wherever you fire it. I've turned rooms full of ghouls into paste in seconds, without having to reload. Though you then have to go through the process of sorting through the various remains to try and loot them.

A flamerthrower that cripples legs so they can't run? Laughs in Pyro

5. 1:03: The Harvester ( Far Harbour DLC ) 4. 4:02: Acid Soaker ( Nuka-World DLC ) 3. 8:06: N.E. Double Barrel ( Rare ) 2. 11:23: Sergeant Ash ( Far Harbour DLC ) 1. 14:53: Explosive Minigun ( Rare )

In regards to the Sergeant Ash flamethrower... The legendary effect actually does have a related Easter egg too... one that only diehard fans of the TV series will know... There was a robot build that was destroying ALL competition and even disabled 2 of the house robots... one of which was i believe was Sergeant Bash (I think it got knocked into the pit or stuck on a wall, i cant remember). In a later final, Sergeant bash used it's flame thrower (as it always does just for awe and show)... and it managed to melt a part of the contenders rotary parts... disabling it... yeah that's right... crippling the favourite to win contenders movement... it was completely immobile. The house robots then went to town on the contender with the audience and operators completely in shock. Having to watch the favourite to win slowly get torn apart. It was in one of the first series and what made Robot Wars a massive hit in the UK. That means one of the Fallout Devs are a big fan of the series Robot Wars to of referenced that specific moment let alone the Robot... and that specific moment was nearly a couple of decades ago...

I swear when the next elder scrolls drops this channel with have another five + years of content and I like that

man being interrogated by mafia "What are ya going to do, breack my knees?" Mafia thug: whips out flamethrower

Oddly enough, I got a police baton with a freezing effect I think, and upgraded it with the stun baton effect, and ended up with a weapon that seems to knock everything down almost every hit, and once they went down, their reload animations would basically be their doom. I remember killing a death claw no sweat at level 14

Crazy thing I have learned over the years..... I got the NE Double Barrel my first playthrough. Thought it was a crazy combo and loved it. Now some time later, I realized how rare that sidekick was

This Acid soaker costs 1 million dollars to fire for 12 seconds.

"I used to be a vault dweller like you, until I took a flamer to the knee."

I wish you could destroy legendary items to learn its effects in fo4 just like enchanting in skyrim

I’m glad Fallout 4 is finally getting the recognition it deserves. Yeah it wasn’t exactly what we were wanting, but the things it does well, it does VERY WELL. The amount of random encounters and unique items/npcs is insane. Plus I’m a huge fan of power armor actually making you feel powerful and not just special armor that requires training.