#SNIPER RIFLE FALLOUT NEW VEGAS MOVIE#

'Bourjaily: The Internet Movie Firearms Database'. Internet Movie Cars Database - A website of similar concept for motor vehicles.Another example would be the 1999 movie Wild Wild West, in which a powered (as in, automatically revolving) Gatling gun is used, even though this was not realized until 1946-Gatling guns in the era in which the film is set were exclusively operated by hand crank. These devices fire 'bolts of energy' in the movies, and the firearm they are based on is the British-made Sterling sub-machine gun. An example would be the blaster rifles from the Star Wars movies. Exceptions Д®xceptions to the exclusions above are small arms that are fictional but constructed from real-life firearms (modified or original), even if the projectile is completely fictional. One such example would be an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile ( ICBM). In these instances, the devices that represent actual firearms or hypothetical future evolution of current firearms are represented.ДЄs the database primarily relates to small arms, categories of large destructive devices are excluded as well. Often this category of fictional weapons is associated with video games and anime, but some movies ( science fiction in particular) contain these as well. photon, etc.) devices are typically not accepted by the contributors of the site. For example, weapons that are beyond current technology such as laser (as the projectile), plasma, and/or nuclear particle (i.e. One particular category of arms that is not intended to be a part of the database is fictional firearms. After hearing customers ask to rent certain types of firearms used in movies and video games, the owners of the range used IMFDb to research the weapons in question.

The site has been used as a reference source by the owners of several shooting ranges located in Las Vegas, Nevada. ДЄs of June 2012, the data base had grown to list over 6,445 films, over 1,925 television shows, over 686 video games and 423 Anime films and series. The site has since been expanded to include pages for video games and anime. In June 2007, the site began to list television shows as well as films. For the first few months of its existence, it listed only a dozen films including The Matrix, Platoon and Pulp Fiction. Whether you prefer one or the other mostly has to do with your guns/energy weapons expertise and style.Д¬hristine's CoS silencer rifle is NOT the top sniper rifle, but it is a beast of a stealth weapon that can easily be used up close as well.Launched in May 2007 by 'Bunni', The Internet Movie Firearm Database (IMFDb) was originally set up to help identify the use of firearms in Hollywood films.

There is no doubt in my mind that the AMR and the YCS are the two top sniper rifles if you're going for one shot one kill. There are overcharged MFCs for the YCS and explosive and match rounds for the AMR, and overall the two weapons are close. The YCS is in many ways a more practical weapon than the AMR, but as you can see it does less crit damage. Here's a comparison of some of the top rifles:Д¬hristine's CoS silencer rifle: 62 dam, 62 crit dam. Personally I only use it with match or explosive rounds, and it's an absolute beast. It doesn't matter that it's slow-firing when your targets will never, ever reach you. It was made to vaporize anything at longe range. My last character started with an int of 3 and has 10 str, luck, agi and end, and the 6 per you need for better criticals.ДЄnyway the AMR does a lot of crit damage, so critting (by sniping, for example) is a big part of the strategy. Strength on the other hand always lets you carry more per point. Intelligence offers very little reward outside of roleplaying because there are so many skill books in the game by now. But anyway, if you are a power gamer you can max every skill starting with an int of about 3. Points much better spent on Intelligence or even Luck.'Even luck'? It's the most important stat in the game. The high Strength requirement also makes it a bit terrible, 8 w/ W Handling. Otherwise, you're just missing out on one very fun way to instagib deathclaws and everything else the game has to offer. If you are having real issues with weight and you happen to be playing on hardcore, then yes, leave the AMR at home. 45-70 SWC has a HUGE maintenance multiplier of x3, making it rather impractical, and even so it's only 5% better than match rounds. The ammo weighs a lot, but match rounds are some of the best out there - increased damage by 15% and reduced spread with no downsides. Up close, some of the quick-firing weapons are indeed better.

Only a crazy person would use that kind of weapon up close.

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