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Render thine enemies and the common townsfolk alike into piles of meaty bits by attracting them with a perverse black hole gun.
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Render thine enemies and the common townsfolk alike into piles of meaty bits by attracting them with a perverse "black hole" gun.
"Black hole gun? Won't you plump? And smash away the pain?"
The Ergospheric Albondigizer can be found in the Diamond City Science! Center, under the catwalk stairs.
Who put it there? Well, a safe bet is that is wasn't either of the "scientists" who call that place their home.
One shot from this weapon will set a slow moving projectile into motion which will eventually deploy a "black hole"-like spatiotemporal irregularity.
Without regard to the logic of the physical world, this will attract nearby NPCs (many of whom will eventually come apart) and also junk objects (which will flit about the place a bit crazily) and kill them. Well, this black hole just doesn't have the motivation usually characteristic of its kind -- you know, stretching, concentrating, and disappearing objects and light.
Warning: Black holes don't care about essential characters.
(But to avoid annoyance, you and your companions should be spared.)
Installation:
NOTE: There is an important part of enabling this mod which is out of the ordinary, due to one of the kinds of records created which is necessary for this thing to function. Until this odd very special case mod loading behavior is fixed by Bethesda (ha!), you will have to fully restart Fallout 4 once after enabling the mod. If you fire a bunch of black holes, and absolutely nothing is happening, this might be because the plugin is not fully enabled.
"Black hole gun? Won't you plump? And smash away the pain?"
The Ergospheric Albondigizer can be found in the Diamond City Science! Center, under the catwalk stairs.
Who put it there? Well, a safe bet is that is wasn't either of the "scientists" who call that place their home.
One shot from this weapon will set a slow moving projectile into motion which will eventually deploy a "black hole"-like spatiotemporal irregularity.
Without regard to the logic of the physical world, this will attract nearby NPCs (many of whom will eventually come apart) and also junk objects (which will flit about the place a bit crazily) and kill them. Well, this black hole just doesn't have the motivation usually characteristic of its kind -- you know, stretching, concentrating, and disappearing objects and light.
Warning: Black holes don't care about essential characters.
(But to avoid annoyance, you and your companions should be spared.)
Installation:
NOTE: There is an important part of enabling this mod which is out of the ordinary, due to one of the kinds of records created which is necessary for this thing to function. Until this odd very special case mod loading behavior is fixed by Bethesda (ha!), you will have to fully restart Fallout 4 once after enabling the mod. If you fire a bunch of black holes, and absolutely nothing is happening, this might be because the plugin is not fully enabled.