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You'd be amazed how often you'll be missing your 95% chance to hit eyeshots in this game, essentially wasting 4 to 5 action points just for nothing. Relying your "chance" to hit anything rather than the players' actual skill! So tactical and immersive!
Energy weapons does have gatling laser, but laser type of damage sucks in this game.
Big Guns nearly never miss and with a proper build to do ♥♥♥♥ ton of damages, even without critical hits, you just need to stand at like one tile from your enemy and you will see big numbers popping up. They are more available to the player than energy weapons, what I usually do is simply kill Eldridge in New Reno and loot his corpse for a Bozar or a Minigun, or I go loot the Toxic Cave for a Bozar and a Mk2 Combat Armor.
Whats best with Big Guns is that you can also have access to AoE weapons like Rocket Launchers and Flamer to hit multiple enemy at once too.
Big guns on the other hand are an excellent complement to a character with high strength. In fact, one of my favorite builds is a melee psycho big guns build. Where I rely on melee for the early game and big guns in the late game when the weapons and ammo are plentiful. But big guns ammo can use up your carrying capacity pretty quickly.
Honestly, either or is fine. But I wouldn't ever choose both for a single character since they are both relatively mid-late game skills and both do an insane amount of damage. Really just need to pick one. Based off what would complement your character.
I believe some mods attempt to fix this, although I'm not sure which exact one does.
in the early game and very late game, with optimized build small guns are the best, with big guns, in late game are very close second.
problem is that energy are very close third (gust enough to kill anything) at this point, and offer best utility in form of ammo abundance/weight needed.
there are some points in a game when small guns become outclassed by energy weapons, and everything else become way outclassed with big guns but ,again, ammo weight and abundance may be a problem. If you OK with spoilers i can compare notable small/big/energy weapons, with requirements and build considerations, but , if you are playing the first time - better stick to whatever you feels like it.
at the very end you will be invincible with any weapon type
some big guns require 6 str also (including the ultimate one)
I was mostly referring to the energy pistol lines though. Since they typically require around 3-4 strength to use and when paired with something like eye shots can be quite deadly. Besides that, the strength requirement for the rifle line is negligible anyway because by the time you're getting stuff like laser rifles and plasma rifles you'll also be getting power armor, which can boost your strength enough to use them.
*slow clap*
Cleared Navarro with only a gauss pistol, because I can't shoot 2 times with the rifle for now. The rifle is even more devastating. And you don't need tons of ammo when you kill almost everybody with one shot.