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Le Fusil Terribles is a unique weapon in Fallout 4.
Characteristics[]
A combat shotgun with the Violent legendary effect, granting a 25% bonus to damage/limb damage at the cost of significantly increased recoil.
By default, the weapon comes with the following:
- Standard receiver
- Long ported and shielded barrel
- Full stock
- Drum magazine
- Front sight ring
- No muzzle
Weapon modifications[]
Variants[]
- Justice is sold by Penny Fitzgerald in Covenant.
- Le Fusil Terribles is found in Libertalia, on top of a yellow crate in the captain's cabin.
Locations[]
- Occasionally sold by various merchants, such as Deb at Bunker Hill and Arturo Rodriguez in Diamond City.
- May be found in one of two traps in a raider base in an alleyway just behind Diamond City.
- Dropped by mercenaries guarding Parsons State Insane Asylum.
- Occasionally carried by raiders.
- Can sometimes be found at Skylanes Flight 1981 next to the Master locked container.
- Hull Breach. Reward for completing part 1 of
- Nuka-Cade for 4350 Nuka-Cade tickets (items rotate every couple of days). Sold as a prize at the
Notes[]
- Combat shotguns with the two-shot legendary modified causes it to fire 8+1=9 projectiles, instead of two shotgun shells, which would equal 16 projectiles.
- Applying the advanced receiver adds an extra projectile per shot.
- When equipped with a drum magazine, full stock, front sight ring, long barrel, and compensator, this weapon closely resembles the combat shotgun seen in Fallout 3. The only major difference is the placement of the magazine, which in Fallout 3 was placed in front of the ejection port.
- Because the bleed damage is applied per projectile, a combat shotgun with the "Wounding" prefix inflicts massive damage per shot. The bleed damage will continue to stack with successive shots. With an advanced receiver, the weapon will deal 200 additional damage per shot over 5 seconds, if all projectiles hit the target.
- The automatic receiver fires just one round in V.A.T.S., with no increase in damage compared to the single-shot receiver, while also adding a 25% increased cost to action point usage.
- The combat shotgun and combat rifle share nearly identical models, with only a few differences.
- When equipped with a bayonet and short barrel, the bayonet's model will clip through the shotgun's handguard.
Bugs[]
- legendary variant of the combat shotgun is labeled wrong, while V.A.T.S. adds 15 damage to the total damage, the added damage is actually increased per pellet (7 pellets*15=105 Base, 120 W/ advanced receiver. Ranking up the Demolition Expert perk increases the explosive damage independently from direct hit damage). [verified] The damage of the explosive
- glow front sight ring does not appear in the Sights tab unless a front sight ring is placed in the player's inventory or a workbench, although it has no requirements and cannot be installed. This is because it is incomplete due to an oversight. It has no associated Construction Object, which determines the requirements to craft it, and shares a world object model with the front sight ring. The front sight ring's world object is called glow front sight ring, but it will only allow the installation of the front sight ring.[verified] The
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Variants[]
- Combat shotgun - the standard variant found throughout the Commonwealth.
- Justice - a unique variant, sold by Penny Fitzgerald in Covenant.
Location[]
The weapon is located at Libertalia, found inside the captain's cabin at the top of the compound, lying on top of a wooden crate. The crate is located immediately across the room from the door, beside a burning lantern.
Behind the scenes[]
- While not a perfect French translation (actually translating directly as "The Terrible Rifle," with "terribles" unnecessarily pluralized), the weapon's name, along with being a unique variant of a combat shotgun inflicting higher damage but with higher recoil and even sharing the fact of being found in a raider stronghold, means it is most likely a reference to The Terrible Shotgun from Fallout 3.
- The name of the weapon is a reference to the 1929 French novel and its 1959 film adaptation Les Enfants Terribles.
Gallery[]
Le Fusil Terribles in the Libertalia captain's cabin
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