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| + | Categorization here makes little sense. Why are Bladed vs Blunt weapons categories? The only division that matters in-game between melee weapons is whether they are one-handed or two-handed. These should all be presented based on what perks effect them - eg. Gatling Laser should be classed as a Heavy Weapon. |
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Revision as of 14:19, 26 November 2018
Fallout 4 vs Fallout 76 Links
It makes sense that most of the links would be to Fallout 4 articles, as there are no Fallout 76 articles for most and the weapos seem the same, I'm sorta new t this so if red links make more sense, that's cool (before I started editing the Gauss rifle was linked to 4 so I figured that was what you do).
- Weapons from new releases get their own pages, for instance 10mm pistol (Fallout 3) and 10mm pistol (Fallout: New Vegas). The red links help in new pages being made with the proper titles so they won't need to be moved afterward. Great Mara (talk) 21:19, June 17, 2018 (UTC)
- Makes sense 99.197.150.125 21:28, June 17, 2018 (UTC)
As a note, weapons (like armor) are leveled in Fallout 76. For Example: a level 1 hunting rifle does 45 damage, a level 50 hunting rifle does 90 damage. The damage increase/level does *not* seem to be linear though. (level 5 hunting rifle does 48 damage) The item table needs to include level, or the formula for damage/level needs to be figured out and then all weapons normalized (to level 1 or level 50 or whatever).
Value, damage, & levels
The cap values and damage are condition dependent, so we should only add a value if we know the weapon is at max condition, such as in the crafting menu. As far as I know, weight is not effected by condition.
For now, if a weapon has two or more levels, I think we should add the higher leveled weapons below the lower leveled weapon and span the first 2 columns like so:
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| 100 | ∞ | ∞ | c | ∞ | 0 | ∞ | 0 | ∞ | ∞ | ???????? |
Dango39 🍡🙏 06:28, October 25, 2018 (UTC)
Dunno if it helps, but I data mined a list of the file names, and I see stuff that's not represented yet--some of which I've seen in the game already, and some I haven't:
10mmsmg 44 alienblaster autogrenadelaunch baseballbat baton binoculars blackpowderpistol blackpowderrifle bowieknife boxinggloves broadsider chainsaw chineseassaultrifle chineseofficerswor combatshotgun compoundbow crossbow cryolator cultistblade cultistdagger deathclawgauntlet deathtambo drill exposivebaitmine fatman fireaxe flamer flare flaregun gammagun gatlinggun gaussrifle golf_club grenade grognakaxe guitarsword gunboard.nif handmade harpoongun hatchet huntingrifle junkjet knife knuckles lasermusket laserweapons leadpipe m2 m79 machete machinegun mg42 mine minigun miningclaw missilelauncher moleminergauntlet nailboard pickaxe pipewrench pitchfork plasma plasmagatling poolcue powerfist pumpshotgun railwayrifle reconscope ripper rockethammer rollingpin scorchbeasthamme shishkebab shotgun shovel sickle singleactionrevolv skisword sledgehammer spear switchblade swords throwingknife tireiron tomahawk walkingcane wardrum woodcuttingaxe
Bodhisattvah (talk) 20:52, November 5, 2018 (UTC)
Categories & Other Issues
Categorization here makes little sense. Why are Bladed vs Blunt weapons categories? The only division that matters in-game between melee weapons is whether they are one-handed or two-handed. These should all be presented based on what perks effect them - eg. Gatling Laser should be classed as a Heavy Weapon.
The damage values also look like they were pulled from the live game, without taking into account things like Strength scaling affecting melee damage. I can pull damage numbers etc from the game files on PC easily enough if we want to clean this up.