What does COD have to do with "being told what weapon to use on what enemy"?
You ever try taking out a chopper with an assault rifle in MW2? I did. Didn't end well. I
had to go find the RPG or I couldn't kill the chopper.
There's other times, too, but I can't remember them TBH.
I guess Activision never heard of that sort of thing killing many USAF and USMC chopper pilots in Vietnam. A few AK rounds can knock out the engines, hydraulics, or hell even the pilot himself.
My point is that this is Fallout. Freedom of weapon choice is one of the reasons I love this series so much. I should be able to take out a PA soldier with a BB gun if I have enough patience and millions of BBs on hand. It might take three real days to do it, but dammit....
I'm not sure what you mean - if you mean "get" as in "acquire", sure.
This. I don't care how it's done as long as there's some sort of way a vanilla player can, at level 1, get their mitts on some PA. Maybe sweet talk a BoS guy? Get him REALLLY drunk and steal it when he's face down in the floor? Just happenstance across a guy in PA getting killed by a radscorpion, which he whittled down enough for you to successfully finish off? Or perhaps notice a BoS patrol out of range of that big horner that doesn't know you're there, so you pop it and run like hell and let the BoS guy engage it, hoping they whittle one another down to the point you can finish off the survivor?
Something like that. No way a Lvl 1 player would be able to one-on-one for PA, especially if it's owner is wearing it, but there should still be some sort of manner whereby a level 1 player can acquire a set if they want, one that doesn't involve console codes.
Not that it will bother me if they don't, since I don't use PA anyways. Don't need to. I sneak crit everything. Never knew what hit 'em.
Energy Weapons need a benefit. Or else noone would use them.
They weren't any better than ballistic weapons in Fallout 3, yet plenty of people used them. Just the fact that they're energy weapons is enough for most players.