Yeah, I know about that, I read about it in the wiki, same place I read that it was a bug basically, you get the same bug when you apply the neverending prefix like you just said because it screws up when it hits fusion cores. Nah aeternus is supossed to do that.įor reference you can spawn a gatling laser, drop it, grab it, and attach the never ending prefix to it and it does the same thing. :P Comps would probably have the same problem, script check for ammo, don't find any, revert to default crap weapon, but I haven't tried giving them an infinite ammo weapon yet so I dunno. I found a way to give a weapon truly infinite ammo in the creation kit and it's simple as hell, but it glitches VATS, which still checks for the ammo and aborts when it can't find any. You might want to check your comps and see if it's working right. That's actually a bug that happens because of the way fusion cores work, getting multiple shots out of a single item unlike any other ammo type. Otherwise just getting ammo to feed it in game will be a ♥♥♥♥♥.Īeternus i think is the best heavy weapon for a companion. If you console a bunch of ammo for a companion to use it, i think it would be neat with all the random freezing crits. Or, you know, if you need some deathclaw popsicles.Originally posted by DirtyMeatSack:Its uses heavy gunner and demolition expert perks.

Seems anything whatsoever needs killing fast, ( faster then the human mind can even register they've won yet ) the Cryolator seems to be the gun for the job. I'm pretty sure I had more rounds fired, still traveling towards him by the time he died, then it actually took to kill him in a single burst. It couldn't have been more then 4 rounds that connected before he was a pile of questionably flavored popsicles. In fact it seems just the opposite, being able to merc a 60+ legendary Deathclaw in little more then a single burst ( literally, first time I used it was with the crystallizing barrels, ran across said Deathclaw, recalled placing the Cryolator in my pack, equip it expecting atleast some sort of challenge ). Well, what's happening is most enemies in Fallout 4 are without any Cryo resistance, base or otherwise.

Remember the Cryolator takes a unique ammo type, the 'Cryo' cell. Laser, Plasma, Fire, Cryo, Alien Blaster, etc). For some reason, although having multiple damage types, Bethesda decided to represent any damage type other then Rad and Ballistic damage under the generic 'Energy' category (i.e.

Fallout 4 where to find cryolator ammo