Aside from Scorched enemies, they’re an extremely common drop from Mole Miners, who often congregate around and inside mining operations (interestingly, their squat shape also makes them an ideal target at which to point these weapons). Players sticking closely to the Overseer’s quest line may not run into these weapons until a bit later in Fallout 76 (and take note that they’re restricted to level 20 and above). The large clip size and rate of fire for combat shotguns make them a great tool to keep on hand for crowd control scenarios, as well as for taking out smaller and quicker enemies, like mole rats and mutant dogs. Screen Rant has rounded up some of the best common and exotic weapons in Fallout 76, along with some methods to obtain them (or at least increase your chances), so read on to find out what’s worthy of your precious inventory space. Most weapons in the game are subject to a balancing trade-off - damage at the cost of high ammo consumption, accuracy and distance at the cost of lengthy reload times, etc - although certain ones deliver better bang for your buck. Still, regardless of the lack of dialogue trees, there are plenty of hours of gameplay to be found in Fallout 76, and an overwhelming emphasis of combat. Related: Fallout 76 Review: A Risky and Rewarding Post-Apocalyptic Camping Trip It's been approximately one month since release, and while the game continues to have its ardent supporters, there’s something decidedly disappointing about its performance and continued presence in the headlines. Since then, critical appraisal of Fallout 76’s perceived lack of focus, combined with its premium cost (along with microtransactions), has stung review scores and earned much in the way of consumer regret.
Stash.įallout 76 released in November after an extensive series of beta sessions, introducing a strange detour from the franchise with an NPC-free, action-RPG. While Fallout 76's RPG elements can greatly affect the viability of certain weapons, exotic variants (denoted by a special name, a star, and the inability to scrap them at workshop table) can provide some considerable upper hand to players in the early game, with some being so good they’re probably worth keeping around in the (limited) C.A.M.P. Some can be crafted and some can be found in the early game, while others can be prayed for during a Nuke raid. There’s a multitude of different weapons to find in Fallout 76’s West Virginia wildlands, but we've gathered up some of the best.
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