And in this case I'm talking about my experience with long barrel combat shotguns so far. A Shotgun on 10-15 m range does maybe 15-25% of its regular crit dmg - at least from my experience. You can't miss with criticals, BUT depending on range the dmg can be badly crippled.
Even long barrels have an ideal range of maybe 3 - 7 m (where 7 m is already hard on the limit) ? After that even the critical hits lose greatly their punch.Ĭriticals (and that includes critical banker) always land a hit. Pure speculation on a completely different, much older game but knowing Bethesda games I bet that still works. I don't know what the cell reset duration is Fallout 4, but whatever it is you'd clear the cell and wait in a different cell for (duration-1 hour) and quicksave there. Check the cell, get the item I'm trying to reset, keep if good, quickload if bad and simply wait 1 hour and re-enter the respawned cell, with a new item. What I used to do for Oblivion was wait in an indoor cell for the cell reset timer duration (72 hours in Oblivion) minus one hour (so clear desired reset cell, enter new cell, wait 71 hours, quicksave)Īnd let the reset timer roll over. So, there must be some additional requirement for drops than just the Standard-RNG-formular. If it would be just RNG-based, then you could just wait a few minutes or sleep in one of your camps and fast travel there and get some other loot.
I tried to re-raid a certain boss a few times via reloading a save state and I always got the same leather armor with +15% dmg reduction vs robo attacks. If you just reload a previous save state and fast travel to a location with a legendary enemy, then its loot will be set for that day/time/encounter. BUT that means, that you've to wait a few days and redo it again.
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