Even if they aren't any more fragile than conventional firearms, they've got to be a lot more expensive, considering that microfusion cells are probably using uranium, which is in much shorter supply than lead, copper and iron, not to mention the complex electronics being put into the guns themselves.įor America to field such a large army without breaking the bank, they'd probably wind up using more traditional firearms and leave the advanced tech for the special forces and heavy troops. I think it had something to do with lens or a crystal array or something, but laser weapons weren't particularly hardy. If memory serves, energy weapons (especially lasers) were supposedly fragile. (Urban rifle is just beth creation, and it was in testing phase pre-war so wasn't used at all by military). *(plasma caster by 2077 was slowly becoming outdated, that's why REPCONN was working on new better one) Wattz 2000 laser rifle and Winchester P94* were standard issue for soldiers for sure.
Probably military was using some non-civilian version of Wattz 1000 laser pistol. (and Gobi campaign rifle just confirms that USA snipers weren't using it) However, considering it was german design and Chinese created gauss minigun, IMHO gauss was mass used (or at least, mass used in comparision to USA) by chinese troops, especially that they needed it to pierce PA. (in Fallout 2 there was one pistol in Mariposa from post-Enclave hands and one rifle in the hands of Karl in NCR, but it's hard to say from what source they got it.)
Seems like ALL of them in post-war wasteland was coming form Enclave (or their outposts or magazines). Click to expand.Plasma and pulse grenades/mines.Ĭombat shotguns probably from old Fallouts ( Winchester City-Killer, H&K CAWS a nd Pancor Jackhammer) but it's hard to say which one was most popular, probably all of them were rare to use against Chinese.įor the masses: Second generation of combat armours (with third generation for some units)Īnd the only question is about Gauss Rifles, but I doubt USA has plenty of them so they can be omitted.
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