I'm glad some people like the idea! :D Hopefully somebody that's good at making stuff will see this through! And btw, where do you get the schematics for the Dart Gun? I have like 300 darts and don't know what to use them for. :(
Schematics - Dart Gun"- A schematic can be obtained from Hannibal Hamlin for completing the Head of State quest for the slaves.
- A schematic is at the Boutique Le Chic in Tenpenny Tower and if the player sides with ghouls during the Tenpenny Tower (quest), it can be purchased twice: once from Lydia MonteBro and again from Michael Masters, the ghoul who takes over. You can actually get both for free. The second Tenpenny Tower Dart Gun schematic obtained in this manner will behave like a normal schematic and upgrade the quality of your future dart guns. If you use this method to obtain three schematics (one from some other location, and two from Tenpenny Tower), and then discover the last remaining schematic, the last schematic will not act as a regular schematic and will merely remain in your inventory in the Misc section.
- A schematic can be found at the MDPL-05 Power Station next to the skeleton of a dead engineer."
To construct the Dart Gun, you will need (As well as a work bench):
- 1x Paint gun
- 1x Toy Car
- 1x Surgical Tubing
- 1x Radscorpion Poison Gland
I always keep a DartGun with me and have it hotkeyed, incase I meet a DeathClaw or Yao Guai.
If you use it on a DeathClaw, it'll be half the speed of you, so you'll have absolutely no problem killing them from a distance.
It's almost an absolute neccesity when travelling in and around Old Olney and the DeathClaw Sanctuary.
fallout 3 is the stupidest game ever its determines wheter you hit someone with your gun by luck ... kinda like dice
It's an RPG game, you dolt. It is determined by dice which also work off of characteristics of your character which develop through the game. Also, I'm pretty sure Luck is only involved with accuracy during VATS.
Otherwise, I'm pretty sure it depends on your Big Guns/Small Guns/Energy Weapons points, as well as the quality of the weapon. The rest also depends on your aim.
