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| + | *If the player encounters [[Billy Peabody]] and initiates the quest [[Kid in a Fridge]] ''before'' encountering Clint, Good Intentions will not be in his loot list.<ref>https://steamcommunity.com/app/377160/discussions/0/492378265894272711/</ref> He will always spawn a non-legendary laser pistol with random mods. Additionally, if the item is spawned with console commands, it will lack the legendary effect, making it impossible to acquire. {{Verify|verified}} |
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| − | Sometimes Clint may not spawn with the weapon and it may be unable to acquire without the use of console commands. It is possible that him spawning with the weapon could be level-based, however, this seems to be unlikely.{{Verify|18:17, December 19, 2015 (UTC)|type=bug}}{{pn}} |
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Good Intentions is a unique laser gun found in Fallout 4.
Characteristics
This unique weapon bears the Enraging effect, which cause enemies to frenzy on critical hits.
Weapons modifications
- Improved automatic barrel
- Gyro compensating lens
Variants
- Laser gun, standard variant
- Old Faithful, a unique laser pistol that does double damage if the target is at full health. It is sold by Arturo Rodriguez in Diamond City.
- Survivor's Special, a unique laser pistol that deals more damage the lower the player's health is.
- Prototype UP77 "Limitless Potential", a unique laser pistol, can be found in a master Lockpick level safe, in the University Credit Union. It has unlimited ammo capacity and never requires reloading, the magazine size is equal to all fusion cells currently in inventory.
- Righteous Authority, a unique laser rifle, given as a reward for completing the Call to Arms quest. Its critical hits do double damage and the critical meter fills 15% faster.
- Wazer Wifle, a unique laser rifle similar to the Prototype UP77 "Limitless Potential", it is given as a reward for completing three unmarked quests for Shaun after ending the main quest with any faction.
Location
Carried by the Gunner leader Clint on the elevated freeway camp near Quincy ruins.
Notes
- If Clint is welding the weapon at a weapons workbench, the weapon may not be in his inventory after killing him. Instead, the weapon will have been dropped by Clint when the fight started and will probably be somewhere near the workbench.
- Good Intentions (like other Frenzy modded Legendaries) offers interesting combat options, especially if the character has not invested in the Pacify/Incite/Command abilities in the Charisma tree. With a high Luck stat, one can quickly score the Critical Hits necessary to frenzy the target, or multiple targets. For this reason, though it may be counterintuitive, it is a good idea to keep the damage on Good Intentions low if you are using it for its Frenzy effect, since higher damage variants will possibly kill the target outright on a Critical Hit, and thus waste the Frenzy effect and the ensuing chaos it brings with it.
- The name of the weapon is a reference to the Christian idiom "The road to Hell is paved with good intentions," which means that those who commit wrongdoings often believe they are doing the right thing. This may allude to Clint's decision to betray the Minutemen at the Quincy Massacre.
Bugs
- If the player encounters Billy Peabody and initiates the quest Kid in a Fridge before encountering Clint, Good Intentions will not be in his loot list.[1] He will always spawn a non-legendary laser pistol with random mods. Additionally, if the item is spawned with console commands, it will lack the legendary effect, making it impossible to acquire. [verified]
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