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The tuned plasma rifle is a weapon that appears in Fallout Shelter.
Background[]
This plasma rifle is a lightweight urban warfare weapon created as part of a desire to replace the aging Winchester P94 "Plasma Caster" design.[1] This design was produced and fielded in number prior to the Great War of October 23, 2077. This however was not the end of the design nor manufacture[2] of this weapon platform. Prior to the nuclear Armageddon, REPCONN Aerospace (as a subsidiary of RobCo Industries) would successfully develop an improvement from their spaceflight research, with significantly advanced factions tinkering with the design post Armageddon.[3]
Characteristics[]
The tuned plasma rifle is a modified plasma caster featured in Fallout Shelter that fires super-heated bolts of plasma, using microfusion cells to heat and fire the plasma. Dealing 17 minimum damage per attack, it has the highest damage output for an energy rifle in the game.
Variants[]
Comparison[]
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| Rusty plasma rifle | 17 | 100 | Rare |
| Plasma rifle | 17-18 | 100 | Rare |
| Tuned plasma rifle | 17-19 | 500 | Legendary |
| Focused plasma rifle | 17-20 | 500 | Legendary |
| Amplified plasma rifle | 17-22 | 500 | Legendary |
| Mean Green Monster | 17-23 | 500 | Legendary |
Locations[]
- Found by dwellers exploring the wasteland
- Found during quests
- Found in lunchboxes
- Craftable in a weapon workshop
Crafting[]
A high Perception stat is needed to effectively create the tuned plasma rifle.
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Camera (4) Chemistry flask (2) Gold watch (2) |  | Caps x19,400 |  | Tuned plasma rifle (1) |
Gallery[]
References[]
- ↑ The cover of the Future Weapons Today periodical as seen in Fallout: New Vegas has a section prominently promoted entitled "Urban Plasma Rifles."
- ↑ Energy weapon forge
- ↑ In Fallout 3 and Fallout 4 both the Institute and the Brotherhood of Steel are origins of such designs acquirable by the player character. See the variations list on the overview article.