We have Axes which is great (I'm a melee/unarmed kind of player), but I hate their world models (the axe's head looks weird to me, they could have picked so many different woodsman axe models that look nice and they went with that?). We have Lever-action Rifles, but they are not comparable with the Lincoln's Rifle that came with the base game. The Bio-Gas Canisters are interesting since they create a gas cloud, but they are pretty useless, since the gas cloud doesn't damage the enemies and if you ignite the cloud, the damage done is very little.

I like how it added Double Barrel Shotguns though. The equipment added by this DLC is also not impressive and it's mostly boring: It's sad that the quest about the Krivbeknih was changed to be what it is in the final version of Point Lookout, the cut quest was way more interesting and (in my opinion) much better. In terms of side-quests, most are quite boring too, and the main quest isn't very good either. So it can screw a player that doesn't walk around with any other weapons or that doesn't have enough ammo.ĭesmond is an ass, and I don't like how we are forced to help him the first time we meet him. Melee and unarmed attacks don't do any damage to it. Some close-quarters swampfolk hit harder than Deathclaws (even without the damage bonus), other swampfolk are more durable than Super Mutant Masters.Īnother thing about Point Lookout, is that if you play a melee/unarmed character, you can't defeat Professor Calvert's tank. It's also a pity that enemies have magic damage added to their attacks that can't be reduced in any way, so it doesn't matter what your DR is, you always take that damage + some actual normal attack damage. We have been 'fixing' it for years in TTW and we still get FPS bogging down in some Point Lookout areas. It's a pity that it's the most unoptimized area of any Fallout game too.

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