An incredible weapon capable of some truly impressive destruction, the V36 Laser Carbine will be introduced in a second Milepost Zero update later this month that adds the Blue Ridge Caravan Company content. If you’ve ever wanted a fully automatic laser rifle that uses nuclear energy, you will be quite happy with this weapon.
Note that the stats shown here are based on the PTS version of Fallout 76 Milepost Zero, where the weapon could be obtained from a PTS-exclusive designated item locker for new equipment.
How to get V63 Laser Carbine in Fallout 76
You must complete the Unconventional Weaponry quest to make the V63 Laser Carbine in Fallout 76. Once you’ve completed this quest, you’ll receive the Unconventional Weaponry Script, which allows the creation of this weapon. This will be made available in the update from its designer, Theo. It requires access to a Weapons workbench and can be crafted at various levels. The required materials based on level can be found below.
The Laser Carbine is a fully automatic laser rifle that harnesses nuclear energy instead of just using the electricity from Fusion Cells. With a large ammo capacity (150 Fusion Cells), and a tight spread, this gun will deliver for players.
It also boasts low recoil, low muzzle rise, and fantastic electric blue laser beams. However, it does not have a sight - at least it didn’t on the test servers. That may change somewhere down the line.
What’s the unique trait of Fallout 76’s V63 Laser Carbine Legendary?
The unique trait of Fallout 76’s V63 Laser Carbine Legendary weapon is that it increases Base Damage up to 100% as heat increases up to 75%. The higher the heat on this Fallout 76 legendary weapon, the more damage it will deal. Like other laser weapons, critical hits always turn foes to ash, and regular shots/kills also have a chance to do the same.
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