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Fallout: The Long Haul (ALWAYS OPEN TO NEW PLAYERS)

AtomicItalian said
Not sure. If he doesn't post by the time we get to New Reno, maybe we'll have our first casualty...

Dibs on his bones!

Fallout: The Long Haul (ALWAYS OPEN TO NEW PLAYERS)

On an unrelated note, whatever happened to Staw-Keeng?

Fallout: The Long Haul (ALWAYS OPEN TO NEW PLAYERS)

Terminal said
While it's nice to see a few planned schematics out and about, you should probably save pre-arranged custom items for locales we'll be visiting. Rather than restricting custom items to what you can come up with, just wait for people to ask you for something and literally build what they ask for. There's more variation that way, and people can decide exactly what they want rather than having to settle merely for what we create.

As I said before, I'll be more than happy to take requests as long as they A. seem reasonable and B. they're kosher with the bossman. As these are "Series One", they're things Scrap already knows how to make (you might have noticed the majority of them are weapons)

While I do expect inspiration to strike while we're out and about, these are established items and as such there's no reason to keep them locked away if someone wants one.

Fallout: The Long Haul (ALWAYS OPEN TO NEW PLAYERS)

Fuck it, here's what I've got so far. I'm working on another batch for Atomic to check but these are Certified JunkTech Series One:

Schematics

Shrapknells: Cat o'nine tails constructed from several lengths of animal skin and weighted on the ends with anything from bones to nails to sharp rocks

Dead Eye: A worn scope headpiece, these are made by removing one lens from a pair of Bike Goggles and replacing it with one from an ophtalmoscope, a pair of binoculars or an actual scope.

Little Inferno: A more portable version its larger cousin, this handheld flamer consists of a paintgun fitted with an ignition source in front and filled with any strong alcohol (whisky, Scotch, etc.)

Teddy Bombs: Though these nasty little buggers are called bombs, they aren't explosives in the traditional sense. To make one, place a small cache of gunpowder inside a teddy bear and soak it in turpentine, set it alight and watch as the gunpowder explodes covering your foes in sticky bits of flaming fluff and napalming their flesh away as they try to remove it. Adorable!

Wide Mouth Barrels: A rudimentary weapon mod, this recipe couldn't be simpler! Just take a run-of-the-mill tin can and flatten it. Roll the resulting pancake into a cylinder (some super mutant strength may be required) fan out the end and enjoy your new spreadshot!

The Blues: UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Bodyplates: Something I didn't really see in Fallout but probably should have been there, Armour Mods! As Scrap only wears repair skill jumper and most others run leather armour what we need is a bit more fortification without the extra weight. That's where Bodyplates come in! Just find yourself about 10-20 scrap metal (the more the better) pound them into sheets with a hammer, stack them up and latch them around yourself with a couple leather belts.

Dragon's Breath Ammo: Another take on the limited modifications in game, I present Ammo Mods! Simply crack open a bullet, add a bit of Abraxo and flamer fuel then watch the sparks fly as your next fire fight becomes just that!

Meat Cannon: Ever find you have just too many dead bodies lying around? Afraid the scent of decaying corpses will attract every predator for miles around? Or are you currently being hunted by one such creature? Good news! with the simple combination of a wood chipper, a leaf blower and a fresh cadaver you can lead those abominations away with the chunky goodness before only available with Bloody Mess!

Ball Buster: Last but certainly not least, the bastard child of a Rock-It Launcher and a Railway Rilfe. Cut out the middle man and attach a steam gauge assembly directly to your pressure cooker. Fill the hopper with pool balls, baseballs, or any spherical object you come across, turn it on and kapow!

Fallout: The Long Haul (ALWAYS OPEN TO NEW PLAYERS)

Darcs said
There are similarities, but she doesn't know how to ride a bike.

Fallout: The Long Haul (ALWAYS OPEN TO NEW PLAYERS)

Darcs said
Only when you add magnets to it.I'm sure this has already been asked, but why don't any of the rails go through Canada? Also accepted? Not accepted? "Jesus Christ, Lord in Heaven my eyes are bleeding after reading that venomous word vomit, please go back to elementary school English?"

She sounds like one of the Portland Jumpers.

Fallout: The Long Haul (ALWAYS OPEN TO NEW PLAYERS)

Hm... I had an idea for a Gatling Shotgun, that could use your energy spiked bullets, right?

Fallout: The Long Haul (ALWAYS OPEN TO NEW PLAYERS)

Unrelated: I considered making a flash bang out of a camera but figured that would be more explosives than repair.

Fallout: The Long Haul (ALWAYS OPEN TO NEW PLAYERS)

I've cleared several schematics for weapons and modifications with the bossman so I'm officially opening up shop. In a similar fashion to our resident eldritch horror, if you have any ideas you'd like to see done, just let me know and I'll see what Scrap can do.

NOTE: For explosives and energy weapons I could feasibly offer upgrades but not much else. On the bright side, improvisation is where Repair excels so even if you just have a vague combination of stuff you think might work I can run it through the old noggin and see what pops out.

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Though only after voodoo chanting the roof off the Walmart first.