Firearms Expert Reacts to Fallout 76's Guns
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- Опубліковано 25 тра 2024
- Jonathan Ferguson, a weapons expert and Keeper of Firearms & Artillery at the Royal Armouries, heads to the irradiated wastelands of West Virginia to check out the guns of Fallout 76, including the Colt Single Action Army, the Black Powder Rifle and the Pepper Shaker.
00:00 Intro
00:35 Colt Single Action Army
04:40 Short Pump Action Shotgun
06:13 Quick 10mm Submachine Gun
08:19 Vampire's Gold .50 Cal Machine Gun
11:00 Black Powder Rifle
12:31 The Dragon
13:59 Blunderbuss Pistol
16:52 Black Powder Weapons and Ball Ammunition
18:08 Short Gatling Gun
19:55 Tactical Gauss Shotgun
22:14 Western Spirit
23:29 Pepper Shaker
24:40 Outro
In the latest video in the Firearm Expert Reacts series, Jonathan Ferguson--a weapons expert and Keeper of Firearms & Artillery at the Royal Armouries--breaks down the guns of Fallout 76 and compares them to their potential real-life counterparts.
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I see Jonathan Ferguson, the Keeper of Firearms and Artillery at the Royal Armories Museum in the UK, which houses a collection of thousands of iconic weapons from throughout history, I click.
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look at the video description though
"Jonathan Ferguson, a weapons expert and Keeper of Firearms & Artillery at the Royal Armouries Museum in the UK"
BLASPHEMY! He's not "A Keeper of Firearms & Artillery at the Royal Armouries Museum in the UK" he's "THE Keeper of Firearms & Artillery at the Royal Armouries Museum in the UK"
Can't you guys own any in the U.K?
If they ever made a FO game set in britain,i need a questline were a ghoulish Johnathan ask me to bring him the last preserved MP5 in all of the irradiated england
Message the Fallout London team and ask them to do that, you never know.
Message the Fallout London team and ask them to do that, you never know.
there's a community mod with Britain in mind google fallout london if curious
Does 1 even exist in all of Britain?
@@TheRealBatCave Considering that in the FO universe the Cetme roller-delayed rifle got adopted by the US _en masse,_ if an SMG derivative was designed, there'd probably be a fair few in Britain as well.
I don't know why, but when Jonathan Ferguson, the Keeper of Firearms and Artillery at the Royal Armories Museum in the UK, which houses a collection of thousands of iconic weapons from throughout history, flicked out that bayonet blunderbuss I couldn't help but laugh, the sight of Jonathan Ferguson, the Keeper of Firearms and Artillery at the Royal Armories Museum in the UK, which houses a collection of thousands of iconic weapons from throughout history pushing the catch and it just swinging out violently got me
Why not just say Johnathan lol
Jonathan Ferguson, the Keeper of Firearms and Artillery at the Royal Armories Museum in the UK, which houses a collection of thousands of iconic weapons from throughout history*
@@TheRealBatCave because he's Jonathan Ferguson, the Keeper of Firearms and Artillery at the Royal Armories Museum in the UK, which houses a collection of thousands of iconic weapons from throughout history
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Yes indeed, Jonathan Ferguson, the keeper of firearms and artillery at the Royal Armouries Museum in the UK, which houses a collection of thousands of iconic weapons from throughout history. A quite esteemed fellow.
16:30 Actually yes. WV manufactured a lot of black powder guns. Notably Harpers ferry armory (which remains you can visit in 76).
I may have to fire 76 back up just to visit it. We only have a handful of HF-made guns, obviously many more in US museums.
@@jonathanferguson1211 Hey it’s Jonathon Ferguson, Keeper of Firearms and Artillery at the Royal Armories Museum in the UK (which houses a collection of thousands of iconic weapons from throughout history).
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@@jonathanferguson1211 No way, I can't believe it's actually Jonathon Ferguson, Keeper of Firearms and Artillery at the Royal Armories Museum in the UK (which houses a collection of thousands of iconic weapons from throughout history).
@@jonathanferguson1211 In the game you do visit the armory, although there isn't much interesting left inside it.
"There's none of [arcane elements] introduced to Fallout"
I see Jonathan Ferguson, the Keeper of Firearms and Artillery at the Royal Armouries Museum in the UK, which houses a collection of thousands of iconic weapons from throughout history, is unfamiliar with questlines like the Cabot House questline, or anything to do with the Dunwich company.
No actual magic though right?
@@jonathanferguson1211 Well, given that the Dunwich Borers quarry teleports you back in time for a couple of moments, and the Cabot House questline features an eldritch artifact keeping its host alive through some sort of influence, with his blood able to keep anyone who injects it alive for centuries... it's about as close to magic as makes no difference. Lovecraftian brand magic, but magic nonetheles.
@@jonathanferguson1211 in fallout 2 the main questline has your village shaman giving you psychic visions at several points. fallout 3 has a kid who can see the future, fallout 4 has a teleporting ghoul, immortal family, and the same legendary effects as 76 for the most part...
In Fallout, radiation IS the Magic
@@davidaward82 i think the kid who can see the future is the firecaster in NV at the 188 trafing post
I would like to see Jonathan Ferguson, the keeper of Firearms & Artillery at the Royal Armouries museum in the UK reacting to the weapons of Warfarme
Why not just say Johnathan
Imagine him seeing the rubico prime.
Or just. Any of the sentient weapons lol.
@@TheRealBatCave Because he is Jonathan Ferguson, the Keeper of Firearms and Artillery at the Royal Armories Museum in the UK, which houses a collection of thousands of iconic weapons from throughout history.
@@TheRealBatCave it's funny
@@TheRealBatCaveit's a tacit understanding to give Jonathan Ferguson his full title as Keeper of Firearms at Royal Armouries Museum in the UK, housing thousands of iconics weapons throughout history.
"its muzzle loady enough"-Jonathan Ferguson keeper of arms and artillery at the royal armories museum in the uk, which houses a collection of thousands of iconic weapons throughout history.
"It's not real and it can't hurt me", I still get an aneurysm imagining the default Assault Rifle from FO4.
Default? The entire platform gives me an aneurysm! No modification makes it believable.
I love how Jonathan looks like he's hiding in the museum's basement recording this video in secret
He actually lives in the basement & they only let him upstairs when Ian is in town, then he goes back...
The visual of him only being allowed up to have playdates with ian is funny @@TheCatBilbo
Johnathan, there is a “black powder” only season for Whitetail deer in West Virginia every year. While many people use the more modern “in-line” smoothbore guns, there are still many people who use reproduction muzzle-loaders no different than what would have been used to hunt Whitetail 150-200 years ago.
My father has, hanging on a wall in his basement, a “Virginia Rifle” manufactured in the 1750s, which belonged to one of our ancestors (I believe the brother of his great-great-great grandfather) and which was used in or around the time of the American Revolution.
"Jonathan Ferguson, the Keeper of Firearms and Artillery at the Royal Armories Museum in the UK, which houses a collection of thousands of iconic weapons from throughout history"
There’s also mountaineer heritage season, which only allows the use of percussion, flintlocks, longbows, or recurve bows for turkey, bear, and deer.
We have a black powder season in Kentucky too
I'd love to see Jonathan reacting to the DLC weapons of Fallout New Vegas such as the Red Glare Rocket Launcher, Shoulder Mounted Machine Gun, K9000 Machine Gun and 12.7mm Smg.
He kinda already did..... But it'll be nice to remaster or go over them again
Have some respect and use his full title; "Jonathan Ferguson, the Keeper of Firearms and Artillery at the Royal Armories Museum in the UK, which houses a collection of thousands of iconic weapons from throughout history"
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16:45 Actually, you do!
There’s a historic Civil War site on the map with Union and Confederate museums alongside the site. You can often find black powder weapons behind the display cases in said museums :)
So, with the muzzle loaders in 76, they're part of the games smaller references to West Virginia's role in the American Civil War; there were several in game events on launch that were related to burying a soldiers remains or fighting other players wearing Union or Confederate uniforms. These were events during the games launch, but they had enough issues that they've been removed since. The developers haven't expand on the Civil War stuff since.
The soldiers burial is a daily quest largely buried under all the other dailies aswell as it required players to have a shovel, often found nearby, to bury the remains. The PVP event of union vs confederate was never popular so it was removed fairly early.
@@KyleSage35 Oh yeah, I forgot it was a daily
@@KyleSage35 There was an actual Civil War PVP event way back when??
@@lazydragon2551 "The Battle that Never Was". Nukapedia says: "This event is no longer implemented in the game and cannot be activated. It still exists within the game but is disabled. It was playable for a short time after the launch of the game"
it's mentioned on a loading screen that many of the black powder weapons in the area were clamed from the various civil war collections in the are and that they were well antiquated even by the time of the bombs falling
Makes a lot of sense.
Surprised jonathan didn’t notice the 1873 colt revolvers cylinder turning the wrong direction
Now that I comment 'live' over the clip it's easy to miss obvious things like this as I'm still talking about something else. But it saves giving Dave and Adam 2 hours of footage to edit 😊
@@jonathanferguson1211 love your stuff and pls keep doing your thing
Also i hope you see the AK5C mod for Fallout 4 and its goody mag (with a reload you'll not expect to see animated)
@@markhirsch6301 Thank you!
@@jonathanferguson1211I’m so glad they didn’t show it with the Quadruple Ammo effect
"It's muzzleload-y enough."
-Jonathan Ferguson, Keeper of Firearms and Artillery at the Royal Armories Museum in the UK
which houses a collection of thousands of iconic weapons from throughout history
Loved that Jonathan mentioned Heretic. Hopefully GameSpot shows Jonathan another Raven software game. Maybe Singularity?
"Jonathan Ferguson, the Keeper of Firearms and Artillery at the Royal Armories Museum in the UK, which houses a collection of thousands of iconic weapons from throughout history"
Heretic and Hexen are classics.
Fallout has had arcane and magic elements in the series since the very beginning. The entire plot of fallout 1 for example revolves around defeating a Psykers including telekinetics, Pyrokinetics, and Telepaths. It’s been a very consistent throughline for much of the series. Fallout 2 even has you help a ghost out.
Please Jonathan Ferguson, the keeper of Firearms & Artillery at the Royal Armouries museum in the UK, break down the weapons from *METAL GEAR SOLID 3* before the remake comes out.
So many weapons in MGS3 to react and comment on like the Patriot's infinite ammo magazine, the EZ tranq gun, Snake's customized officer M1911A1, Snake whittling the pistol grip to use a knife for CQC, Ocelot's SAA juggling skills, The End's paratrooper tranquilizer Mosin Nagant, the Davey Crockett recoil-less nuclear launcher, Eva's chinese Type 17 mauser clone with her "bandit shooting" technique and Volgin's electricity discharging the 7.62mm bullets.
There are so many more other interesting trivias and weapons in MGS3 so please Dave and Johnathan, please consider making a video for the MGS3.
Jonathan Ferguson, the Keeper of Firearms & Artillery at the Royal Armories Museum in the UK, i second this
Please Jonathan Ferguson, the Keeper of Firearms & Artillery at the Royal Armories Museum in the UK, I third this
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Glad to see a mention of the riveted guns from The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. Utterly love those designs, pure dieselpunk
That blunderbuss that Jonathan showed us is amazing!
Fun fact about the 10mm SMG- the receiver is a Browning machine gun receiver flipped around and squashed! The designer consciously wanted to mimic that "movie gun" feel where it apes a real design but in a different way.
@2:00 actually there are several modern reproductions of the 1873 made in .44 Magnum. Seeing as how the society in FO in 2077 is still as obsessed with westerns as America was in IRL in the 50s, a market for repro cowboy guns would be even stronger than it is now.
Oh, yeah. Revolvers and 1911’s are still possibly the most common handgun in WV overall, except maybe for Glocks.
@@generaljesus9825 heck, if we define 'Glock' as broadly as we do revolvers & '1911s', as in polymer framed striker fired semi-auto with at least 15 round capacity, then probably close to 95% of guns in WV right now are those 3.
There are perk synergies (Stabilized) for power armor and heavy weapons. So in a build designed to use these to their fullest potential there are benefits for the power armor over being without it.
You guys could easily do a part two to this. There are plenty more guns in fallout 76. I really wanted to see him react to the railway rifle. Which is a personal favorite of mine. there’s also the handmade, the fixer, grenade launchers, cannons,Tommy guns.
The Tommy guns and Railway rifle were already in 4, which I think he reacted to already.
it's wild how Bethesda loves using left-handed guns to show the chambering animation in in first-person (eg, FO4's hunting rifle, the "870" in FO76)
Sad, the light machine gun was left out. Got to give some love to the MG42.
Every time I see a Fallout weapons review video starring Jonathan Ferguson, the Keeper of Firearms and Artillery at the Royal Armories Museum in the UK, I cannot help but sigh that we never got to hear his analysis of the artillery pieces from Fallout 4. It's right there in his goldurn title, Of Firearms and *Artillery*, how could they mess up that?!?
I laughed at the black power rifle when he said theyre probably not from a museum....which in the game they are proving his point of contention lol
There are alot more guns to cover in FO76...
I was waiting for a video like this and i LOVE it already
My favourite weapon I picked up in 76 was a Black Powder Rifle with Instigating on it, which does double damage to targets at full health. It SHREDS. I called it Partystarter.
So regarding the Nuka Cola rifle... This is a nod. In 1986, Winchester and Coca-Cola created a promotional brand-crossover 94E 3030 and 1500-XTR, sold as a set. 2500 sets were ordered to be manufactured, but they stopped at just under 1600 after Coca Cola pulled out and cancelled.
The product pairing was part of Coca Cola's 100th anniversary celebration, and was perhaps somewhat shortsighted given the era. The weapons now command a hefty price at auction, with one auction Starting at 1795 back in 2020.
I just looked it up and I am beyond dissapointed. It's just a plain old looking rifle with Coca Cola written on the side. I was hoping it'd be all bright Red with White accents.
@@TheFirstCurse1 reality is often disappointing.
@gamespot In the game ARMA Reforger, when Johnathan Ferguson reacted initially he said the M16A2 gun had too much wear on the gun and in the newest update they removed the wear and listened!
that flintlock was beautiful. the finish on the wood, the clean polished brass, the spring loaded bayonet. just beautiful.
Wanted to point out, in 76, there are perks that significantly increase heavy weapon stability and decrease bullet spread while in power armor. At least I think? It's been a few years.
21:00 the game didn't only expand, but respectfully brought back classic weaponry. Fallout 2 had gauss pistols, and Fallout Tactics had the gauss miniguns! I've plenty to complain about with 76, but the attention to detail and care that goes into bringing back classic concepts is something these devs do exceptionally! The Gauss Shotgun is new thanks to 76 though I think, just nice to see things come back y'know?
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From my experience in 76 one of the most reliable places to farm for black powder weapons was a Civil War museum, so I absolutely had a few guns that almost certainly would have exploded in my hands if it was real life lol
For the Colt Single Action Army i could imagine the first person animation to work, is that under the barrel there is some sort of button-pressed mechanism to spin the cylinder around (instead of ejecting the bullet-cases). But since the third person animation is completely different, there is no excuse for that. xD
5:15, that 870's clockwork clicks are amazing..)
24:20
You can see that hes absolutely chuffed to bits at the fact that he knew what he was talking about with flying bugs
I mean there has been a decent bit of supernatural stuff in Fallout so a gun regenerating health from hitting someone can make sense
Yeah, the lack of velocity imparted by black powder weapons(comparatively speaking, of course) is the reason for the 2-bore and 4-bore "stopping rifles". When you absolutely had to put something down, the only way you could reliably do that was with a heavier bullet, since there was a notable limit on the pressure you could develop, and so the velocity you could impart, on a bullet.
I love not only Jon’s commentary on the guns, but that he has some knowledge of the games and considers the world building and other factors in the game. Very awesome stuff.
I think Jonathon Ferguson, Keeper of Firearms and Artillery at the Royal Armories Museum in the UK (which houses a collection of thousands of weapons from throughout history), might be mistaken here. The SMG from Fallout 76 is supposed to resemble the Fallout 3 10MM SMG.
Happy to see Jonathan get a better camera and mic.
I think Johnathan would get a real kick out of Ultrakill's weaponry, that'd be nice to see.
17:13 180gr. .50cal roundball can get over 2,000fps on a magnum powder charge with a tight patch. People greatly underestimate the power of muzzle-loaders. It just takes three days to load, and will massively rust if not cleaned immediately after shooting.
The Warmaster of Terra, Horus Lupercal commands Mister Ferguson to review the weapons of the Valkyria chronicles franchise.
That SMG is actually from the ORIGINAL Fallout IIRC. Its the MP9 chambered in 10mm in FO1 and 2
10:55 Correction. There is a perk in the game called Stabilized under the Intelligence S.P.E.C.I.A.L. that increases the accuracy and armor ignoring capabilities of heavy weapons while in power armor. Yeah, it's tied to a perk, but is an obvious choice for a power armor heavy gunner build.
13:05 “Hey, I made a new shotgun!”
“Nice! Side-By-Side or Over/Under?”
“Uh…. Yes!”
16:45 YES actually, in 76 you DO retrieve them from the Museum in West Virginia at the old battlefield re-enactment and cemetery location lol.
There's still 1, 2 and Tactics. They all have pretty impressive voice casts for games at the time.
I recently watched Kunk on Earth, and I was pleasantly surprised to see you on it
I love that this went straight from the 10mm SMG to the M2 MG, as the 10mm SMG is, somewhat infamously, just a small, backwards M2.
Funnily enough, the 10mm SMG is a downsized reversed M2 Browning with some extra bits all over. Thanks to the reddit post that taught me this
Can't believe you didn't show him the single action with a 24 round magazine
Clip.
9:57 The heavy weapons being handheld really only makes sense when wearing Power Armor, since in-universe that's what Power Armor was built to do. So instead of needing an armored vehicle to carry the .50 Cal to the frontline, you just have one guy in the suit carrying it around.
21:10 You have to unlock the Gauss Minigun by raising your reputation with the Raiders faction at the Crater settlement. It's a very powerful weapon, but its ammo is among the heavier ammo types in the game.
"So instead of needing an armored vehicle to carry the .50 Cal to the frontline, you just have one guy in the suit carrying it around" -- or, if you're the BoS you give it to your squire to carry 'til you need it.
Harper’s Ferry in West Virginia used to be one of the 2 arsenals in the country that made black powder muzzle loading rifles. It was raided by John Brown before the Civil War and became a point of contention during the war. Kind of interesting.
Although they're older, I think Jonathan Ferguson, Keeper of firearms and artillery at the Royal Armories Musuem, would have a field day with the Soldier of Fortune games. Especially with the Desert Eagle reload animation.
22:20 actually, Coca-Cola themed winchester 94 rifles (and I believe shotguns) were made for the 100 year anniversary of Coca-Cola in 1984.
You can actually retrieve some of the black powder weapons from John Brown's Fort which is both a museum in game and IRL Is in fact right next door Harper's Ferry Armory where massive numbers of firearms were produced with the "Fort" being the armory's firehouse where John Brown made his last stand and was the only original building of the armory left standing after the Civil War.
Absolutely loved the video as always! In the games defense, the high damaged of the black powder weapons is allowed and or needed as an offset to the slow reload time for balancing. Also the leveling system (though needed due to being a multiplayer open world game) is more of a holdover from its original form upon release. In the initial release enemies would grow stronger depending on the region, and so as you gained higher levels, you needed higher damaging weapons to deal with new threats etc. This allowed for players to have a good idea of the grade and ability of their equipment, relative to the strength of the enemies in a zone this was changed in future updates where now the enemies level is scaled to each players level (so if two players are looking at the same enemy to one it may be a level 100 and to the other its a level 5) so that newer/low level players could play with their higher level friends. Also (something that is still relevant) is that balance wise it allows the game to level lock certain weapons so that you don't have a level 1 player running around with a fatman or auto grenade launcher just decimating all the low level enemies and/or causing a mess.
Fun fact: Fallout 4 had a similar system to this, though being a single player game was able to be implemented more subtly. At higher levels enemies start using/spawning less with pipe weapons and more with combat rifles etc. the higher levels allow you to unlock more levels of gun nut, allowing you to modify your weapon to deal more damage to the now higher level and stronger enemies etc.
The 10mm SMG is a pre-War weapon.
From before the Great War that ended the world.
The arcane stuff is in Fallout and has been since Fallout 3.
And it isn't just "reminiscent" of an HK, it's actually called the HK MP9 in Fallout 1&2.
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This whole Jonathan Ferguson, the Keeper of Firearms & Artillery at the Royal Armories Museum in the UK, which houses a collection of iconic from throughout history meme, reminds me of when the Arkham subreddit went completely insane.
once again asking for Jonathan Ferguson, the keeper of Firearms & Artillery at the Royal Armouries museum in the UK to react to the weapons from Cruelty Squad
With regards to the 10mm Smg it is a pre war weapon. In general fallout for ballistic weapons follow a very unique design philosophy due to the resource wars and lack of oil supply most modern weapons in the lore are basically just steel aluminum and wood with some rubber. Very little plastics or bakelite. Giving it a very unique design aesthetic as well since it blends in ww2 weapons (which were still in use by many groups), 70s esque weapons, and mashed up modernish weapons with some post war hodgepodges as well.
The barrel modifications regarding it are likely post war but do still fit with the weapon designs we’ve seen prior of it.
Wish I knew half of what Jonathan knows about firearms , Great Video 💯💥💥💥💥💥💥💥
Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if that revolver animation was a repurposed shotgun pump animation hand position that cuts off before the actual pump. Look at the frame of the hand holding the gun before the rotation and its a very wide grip, like the character is holding something more tube shaped.
That made much more sense.
Regarding the .50 machine gun (and the gatling gun and similar weapons), I always imposed a restriction on myself that I could ONLY use it while in power armor, because otherwise it just felt... silly.
Honestly, I think an actual game mechanic that prevents some weapons being used when not in power armor would be a neat addition.
It would be, but it would mean players would not like it for the lack of “accessibility”.
9:08 it's even true in real life most guns heavily used usually almost entirely loose their original finishing after few years
That old single action is so smart. When you think about when it was made the little click is really satisfying and tells you, you're good to load the next round.
From the 3rd person view of the reload of the M2 it looks like the player is putting the ammo box holder on his thigh to help balance it while holding the pistol grip.
Hearing jonathan talk about that colt, I'd love to see him comment on the gun handling in a game like Call of Juarez Gunslinger, especially the perk to reload with the cylinder spinning the whole time
In colts first Fallout scene when he is butting his hand under barrel he uses his little finger while gripping in small lifting movement to rotate the barrel.
Fun fact - M2 first apperence in fallout series was all way back in 2001 in Fallout Tactics. It was extermaly deadly weapon there ( 2nd best in whole game, beaten only by exotic Gauss minigun ), especialy when loaded with depleted uranium AP ammo. Tho it also demaned very high strenght score ( 9 where human natural max was 10 ) to use it without penalties.
The gausss mini gun also returns in 76
Unfortunately 2mm EC is the most expensive and heavy to make and use. Plus you get very little back.
Funny that Jonathan forgot about the vast number of Italian SAA replicas which are still being produced to this day. Considering that Fallout's world is a lot more nostalgic about the past, and the strong old west imagery we see in the games, it's logical to assume that those replicas would actually be even more common in that world than they are today
I use the Vampire's Gold .50 BMG as my go-to Big Gun. :) I've also got the exploding bullets mod, too. :)
I added the Bayonet mod to my Blackpowder rifle. It has a brass handle, like the real ones, but the blade doesn't curve up. They used a Zouave bayonet as the model to mount on the 1841.
I would lay down my life for this man; Jonathan Ferguson, the Keeper of Firearms and Artillery at the Royal Armories Museum in the UK, which houses a collection of thousands of iconic weapons from throughout history
The sight ring on Short Gatling is very cool in an aero sort of way
With the Colt Single, I just imagine they're pushing the ejecting rod and using their pinkie to advanced the cylinder
I think Signalis guns would be a fun video to go over
I'd still like to see you take a look at Planetside 2, which uses "Gauss Rifle" to mean "conventional ammo with a coilgun boosting the bullet in the barrel".
In America we make anything so long as it’s not full auto and follow the sbr and aow rules. Blunderbuss should be considered a muzzleloader so completely unregulated in USA
I LOVE the bulldog gatlin in 76. Heavy weapons, power armor builds are my main and I choose the Bulldog Gatlin every time. Especially if it’s explosive with the right build to make you just a devastating tank.
Seeing Jonathan react to the Single Action Army almost makes me wish for a Fistful of Frags episode.
I liked the bakelite battery on a gauss shotgun. Complements nixie tubes nicely.
19:04 The (legendary effect) Faster Firing Speed ones are deadlier and funner. It’s my goto for ammo efficiency and impact. Also, back during the Beta and early release days, an audiobug made it so you could hear them across the map. Sounded like some Anti-Air battery going off.
The two games that I'd really like Jonathan Ferguson (the Keeper of Firearms and Artillery at the Royal Armories Museum in the UK, which houses a a collection of thousands of Iconic weapons from throughout history) to react to are Warframe and Nikke. As... unique as the latter game is, there is at least one gun nerd on its development team which means that they have a lot of interesting reload animations, including one where a character swaps out their entire barrel, rather than a magazine or any other ammo storage/feed device.
i love these videos, keep it up
22:45 Winchester actually manufactured a Coca-Cola brand lever action and shotgun with the Coca-Cola branding on it. then again this was in the mid 80s.
You should show Jonathan the Operation Sunburst Animation by SODAZ when its finished!
I think Jonathan would LOVE seeing all the guns depicted
And how they're used
Both by and against Power Armor
I think I see the trigger finger twitching when the cylinder rotates on the Single Action Army. Maybe they thought it had the feature found on some later revolvers that let you rotate the cylinder with the trigger when the hammer is half cocked?
Ah another great video with Jonathan Ferguson, the Keeper of Firearms and Artillery at the Royal Armories Museum in the UK, which houses a collection of thousands of iconic weapons from throughout history.
10:56 There is actually a perk in the game called stabilized that makes heavy weapons more accurate while in power armor
Just a note with the pump action, the first person reload animation is a bit fudged when the player pushes shells into the tube with the action open. On an 870 that would be impossible.
Love the content!
The “yeah” and pause after the talk about the lack of handling change between power armour and no power armour was brilliant 😂
I realĺy appreciate the giant smoke cloud after firing the blackpowder muzzle loader in this game.
It dissipates too quickly, and there isn't the 8 foot flame leaping out the barrel, but I can't think of another game that properly depicts shooting a blackpowder gun.
First deer I ever got with a gun was a muzzle loader. I was worried cus I couldn't tell which way it ran with the giant smoke cloud. Once it cleared I could see it didn't run at all. Probably had a heart attack.
Imagine going into your kitchen to get a snack and a giant flame jumps out of the houseplant 😂.
As a West Virginia, I have only shot one black powder gun…. But we do have plenty of guns.
If you want to replicate the shotgun effect with gauss gun you just have a 'cartridge' with multiple projectiles (shots or dart etc.) of non ferromagnetic material sit on ferromagnetic sabot. Basically the shotgun shell without the shell, gunpowder and primer.