Enoch ( Marvel Cinematic Universe) via I.C.E.R.

Coulson's Team ( Marvel Cinematic Universe) via I.C.E.R.

Pit ( Kid Icarus Uprising) via Rail Cannon.

Combine ( Hλlf-Life 2 series) via Pulse weapons.

Duke Nukem ( Duke Nukem Forever) via Railgun.

Billie Lurk ( Dishonored: Death of the Outsider) via Hook Mines and Voltaic Gun.

Sentinels ( Destiny 2) via Magnetic Grenades.

Defenders ( Destiny) via Magnetic Grenades.

Red Shard ( DC Comics) via Archer rifle.

Jovian ( Bionicle) Magnetic Bolt Launcher.

When used in V.A.T.S., any hit will do exactly 95.244 of the maximum damage, regardless of enemy damage threshold, critical hits, or Sneak Attack Criticals.

May be dangerous for a synthetic being to use, due to Electromagnetic Pulse Emission The Gauss rifle in Fallout: New Vegas is almost identical to the one found in Fallout 3, and thus suffers from similar bugs, including the one that affects its damage output when fired via V.A.T.S.

The user can either use various ranged weaponry such as slingshots, bows, guns, cannons etc, as a conduit for magnetic and/or electromagnetic forces or impose those effects on ranged weapons to enhance them.

Electromagnetic/Gauss/Magnetic/Rail/Railgun/Coilgun Gun Proficiency/Usage.

The Alien Blaster is pretty ridiculous though, zero spread and every shot is a critical. I think the Alien Blaster uses special ammo that you only find a very limited supply of while the Gauss Blaster uses MF cells.

Electromagnetic/Gauss/Magnetic/Rail/Railgun/Coilgun Firearms Proficiency/Usage The biggest difference is trading the unique Gauss Rifle for a unique Alien Blaster.

Electromagnetic/Gauss/Magnetic/Rail/Railgun/Coilgun Bow Proficiency/Usage.

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