The Striker
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| Damage | 100 |
| Ammo | Modified bowling balls |
| Fire Rate | 1 |
| Range | 117 |
| Accuracy | 63 |
| Weight | 30.7 |
| Value | 2512 |
The Striker in Fallout 4 is a Ballistic Weapon. The Striker is a unique weapon and an add-on from the Far Harbor DLC. Ballistic Weapons are firearms that usually utilize conventional ammunition to inflict damage on targets. Weapons can be modified using the Weapons Workbench. Players would need to reach Local Leader rank 2 perk to craft a Weapons Workbench at a Settlement, or they can find these workbenches scattered all over the Commonwealth.
Fallout 4 The Striker Information
- This weapon is a modified Fat Man that shoots bowling balls as projectiles. It has a unique effect that grants the weapon a 50% chance to cripple the target's leg on hit.
- Mini nukes can be used as ammunition once this weapon is modified.
- You need the Gun Nut perk to improve this weapon.
- There are 3 other variants for this weapon: Fat Man, Big Boy, and Nuka-Nuke Launcher.
Fallout 4 Where to find The Striker
- Can be found in an upstairs office that can be accessed by taking the stairs up in the employees-only hallway in Beaver Creek Lanes.
Fallout 4 The Striker Notes & Tips
- Other Notes & Tips about The Striker goes here.
- Unlike in the previous games, weapons in Fallout 4 are divided into three groups: normal, legendary, and unique. Normal weapons lack any special attributes. Legendary weapons come with random bonuses and are exclusively obtained from legendary enemies. Unique weapons come with predetermined names and will always retain the same special bonuses they came with. Unique weapons are often acquired through quests or purchased from merchants. While normal and legendary weapons may alter their names when modded, unique weapons maintain their original names.
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