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Weapon. Just don't lose the knife, as it may prove useful during installation or sneaking missions. Luger shouldn't be wandering around picking fights anyway. Hakha may also kill opponents instantly, but his knife attacks usually come less into play as he will face off against more opponents than Luger. Shotgun Primary - Single Secondary - Double 1st Magazine - 8 2nd Magazine - n/a Overview - The pump shotgun is a common civilian weapon used often by technicians assigned to remote, outlying areas to combat various infestations and unpleasant fauna on Vekta. It uses a centuries proven over-under design, replete with tubular magazine. However, advances in the firing mechanism allow the shotgun to fire a double shot in quick succession, giving the shotgun a high damage burst in crucial situations. Regretably, reloading must still be done by hand (hence the low cost and thus public availability). Game Use - The shells are also of a different gauge and will not serve as ammo for the HG AR/S. The shotgun comes into play in some areas, but not all. The double blast used in a close quarter battle can kill an opponent instantly, making it quite potent. Sniper Rifle (Zoom capable) Primary - Semiautomatic Secondary - none 1st Magazine - 6 2nd Magazine - n/a Overview - The Helghast High Command merged a high-grade military full-spectrum scope to a heavy barrelled, high-tolerance rifle, allowing their snipers to find their targets regardless of the time of day or the weather. The action is semi-automatic, allowing the sniper to concentrate finding their target. Attempts to increase the magazine size has lead to mechanical problems, and the original factory magazines remain in use. Game Use - The sniper rifle's zoom is reminiscent of Timesplitters, meaning that the sight must move to the edge of

"A metal plate with a ruby mounted on it."— Description in the inventory.The Ruby Plate is a Key Item in the "desperate times" scenario of Resident Evil Outbreak File #2.[1]It is one of the five jewel-laden crests scattered in the Raccoon Police Station; along with the Onyx, Emerald, Amethyst, and Sapphire plates.Purpose[]The Ruby Plate needs to be combined with the goddess statue located in the Main hall, after removing the Unicorn Medal. Once all five plates have been placed, a secret passageway underneath the statue opens, enabling the female officer Rita to squeeze inside a narrow tunnel to get to the other side and call for help.Locations[]The Ruby Plate is located in different places according to the difficulty:EASY and ​​NORMALIn the west side of the Waiting Room, on top of a broken locker. The player must push the box on the East side to the West side, then go the other side. Then, the player must climb up the box and retrieve the plate.HARDIn the Witness Interrogation Room, on the shelf that normally contains the Amethyst Plate.VERY HARDInside the safe in the East side of the Waiting Room, which is the starting location in this difficulty. The player must do the normal process of pushing the box from East to West, but on the other side, retrieve the Ace Key, push the box again and then go back to the other side and open the safe with the key to retrieve the plate.Sources[]↑ Ara (ed.), GRAND BIBLE, p.239.v • d • eItemsGo back to: Resident Evil Outbreak navigation · Items by gameWeaponsHandgunsBurst Handgun · Handgun For Mark · Handgun · Handgun SG · Handgun GL (File #2) · Handgun HP (File #2) · 45 Auto for Kevin · Revolver (File #2) · Magnum Handgun · Magnum RevolverShotgunsShotgun · Shotgun E (File #2)Rapid-fire gunsSubmachine Gun · Assault RifleRiflesHunting Rifle (File #2)Launchers & ShootersGrenade Launcher · Rocket Launcher · Ampule ShooterMelee weaponsAxe · Folding Knife · Butcher Knife · Survival Knife · Scrub Brush · Wooden Pole · Long Pole · Iron Pipe · Curved Iron Pipe · Crutch · Spear · Hammer · Stun Rod · Nail Gun · Pesticide Spray · Flame Spray · Stun Gun (File #2) · Square Timber (File #2)Throwing weaponsBent Iron Pipe · Broken Crutch · Chemical Bottle (Solvent) (File #2) · Concrete Piece · Grey Chemical Bottle · Molotov Cocktail · Monkey Wrench · Stick · Yellow Chemical BottleAmmoRounds45 Auto Rounds · Handgun Rounds· Magnum Handgun Rounds · Magnum Revolver Rounds · Revolver Rounds · Rifle Rounds · Shotgun Rounds · Burst Rounds · Flame Rounds · Acid RoundsMagazines & S. Loaders45 Auto Magazine · AR Magazine · Burst Handgun Magazine · Handgun Magazine · Handgun GL Magazine · Handgun HP Magazine · Handgun SG Magazine · Magnum Revolver S. Loader · Revolver S. Loader · Submachinegun MagazineHealing itemsHerbsGreen Herb · Blue Herb· Red HerbPillsAntidote · Anti Virus · Anti Virus (L) · Hemostat · Recovery Medicine · Recovery Medicine (L)OtherFirst Aid Spray · Daylight

Advertisement Skip to content Into The Radius VR Wiki 252pages Explore Main Page Discuss All Pages Community Interactive Maps Recent Blog Posts Gameplay Artifacts Anomalies Missions Story Missions Side Missions Entities Firearms and Equipment Pistols Shotguns Rifles SMGs Map Locations Official Links Lore Store Pages Steam Store Page Oculus Store Page Viveport Store Page Humble Store Page Social Media Subreddit Instagram Twitter Facebook Video Youtube Twitch Discord Server in: Items Sign in to edit History Purge Talk (0) Description[]A vintage 6 string, weather-beaten but still tuneable.Item Location[]Vanno Store ($1500) - Security level 1 required.one is given for free in Vanno after you complete Total RecallUsage[]The guitar can be used to play some music using a coin pick or any other held item which can look comedic. To play it, hold the guitar with the dominant hand and select a note using the joystick. The options of notes can be further increased when holding down the trigger while holding the guitar. After a note is selected, move the pick across the strings above the hole of the guitar in order to play the note. Note that a different sound will be played depending on weather or not the pick is strummed upwards or downwards.V · T · E Items of Into the RadiusAmmunition9x18 • 9x19 • 7.62x25 • .357 Magnum • 12x70 • 5.45x39 • 5.56x45 • 7.62x39 • 9x39 • 7.62x51 • 7.62x54ArmorArmy Bulletproof Vest • Gas Mask GP-5 • SSh-40 HelmetArtifactsAtom • Blank Artifact • Broken Shard • Crier • Flower Artifact • Grail • Heart • Helix Artifact • Heavy Helix • Hoop • Neon • Night Eye Artifact • PT-3 • Regen Artifact • Steps Artifact • Shard • Stellation Artifact • Star Artifact • Triangle artifact • Unknown Combat EquipmentCombat Knife • F1 Grenade • Monocular • RDG-2 • RGD-5 • Spetsnaz Machete • VOG-25FoodCanned Beef • Tourist's Delight (Canned Pork?) • Golden Pineapple (Canned pineapple) • Celebration cake • Celebration cake with candle • Sweeet (Hazelnut Candy Bar) • Energy Drink • Sunflower SeedsLootPhoto Trap • Portable Tank • Secret Documents • Voice Recorder • Weather MonitorMagazinesDesert Eagle magazine • G17 magazine • GSH-18 magazine • M9 magazine • OC-33 magazine • PM magazine • TT-33 magazine • MP5 magazine • PPSh magazine • PPSh drum magazine • PP2000 magazine • PP-91 short magazine • PP-91 long magazine • Saiga short magazine • Saiga long magazine • AK-74 magazine • AK-74M magazine • AKM long magazine • AKM short magazine •AS 'Val' magazine • AUG magazine • DVL-10 magazine • FN17 magazine • FN Fal magazine • 'Groza' magazine • M14 magazine • M4A1 magazine • TIGER magazine • VSS 'Vintorez' magazineMain Mission ItemBracelet • Film • Documents • Unknown • Lost Voice Recorder • White Box • Heart • Hoop • GrailSide Mission ItemHeavy Helix • Broken Shard • Neon • Crier • Important Documents • Wristband • Sample Container RPI-1 • Black BoxRecreational GoodsCigarette • Dart • Guitar • Lighter • Pack of

Find All 5 Scav Magazines with Perk Details & Location MapsFallout 4's Scav! Magazines, available only with the Nuka World DLC, offer some unique perks to players. Finding all five will give you a variety of different bonuses, from making you stronger when you have less money to improving speech checks and raising hand to hand and knife damage. Here are the locations of all five scav magazines. Depending on your character's build, you may not care to take the time to find them all so I've also included which perk they give you.Scav Magazine #1: The Terrible TruceSCAV! Villainous Virtuosity Perk: Increases Speech Challenge Success. This gives you a +10% chance during speech checks, perfect for talking settlers into leaving for raider outposts.Location: Found near Star Control at the Galactic ZoneDetails on Finding It: Climb the stairs in the picture above, which are just to the left of the Star Control entrance at Galactic Zone (straight from the entrance). At the top, there's a red railing to the right. You can see a small courtyard below. The magazine is next to a bus on a crate. If you don't want to do this area, you can climb the wooden stairs and jump over. You'll be right back from where you came.Scav Magazine #2: Fear the Knife KingSCAV! Bladed Bravado Perk: +25% Combat Knife and Switchblade damage. Increases the damage on top of weapon mods. The increase will be visible when using a weapons workbench or managing your inventory.Location: You can find it at Nuka World JunkyardDetails on Finding It: Expect to battle robots to get this one, but only a handful. Head into the large building (pictured). Now look for the stairs to the second level, follow it all the way around to the front of the building and you'll see a desk, computer, and animatronic alien. You can find it lying there. Drop down and exit the building if you desire.Scav Magazine #3: Mutant Fists of Stephie KnucklesSCAV! Pugilistic Propensities Perk: +10% hand to hand weapon damage. Makes your unarmed attacks stronger.Location: Found inside the Funhouse in Kiddie KingdomDetails on Finding It: You can get this while doing the A Magical Kingdom Quest, but you can go back if necessary. As you can see, you can select the Funhouse as a fast travel destination if you've been there before. I recommend you go through the mirror maze once again, as you would on a first trip. Get to the hallway with psychedelic spinning swirls and several tunnels. Go to the first real tunnel on the right, then hang a left and go straight. You will find a dead raider and the third issue of Scav! If you're doing

Are unmistakeable, and its ability to make use of on-the-fly silencer attachments (which bleed off a high degree of the combustable gasses within the firing chamber, thus making the round appear 'silent') made it indispensable to Shadow Marshal operations. When fired rapidly, the machinepistol is a fully functional submachinegun. When a switch is pressed and the gun fires semi-automatically, the gun's report cannot be heard beyond 10 meters. Shadow Marshal Luger uses this as her primary weapon. Game Use - Luger's main weapon is basically for sniping Helghast from far, far away. If anyone expects to take out several Helghast in a squad or enemy armor, go buy your six foot of ground now. And spring for the cremation, because an open casket service is basically Vomit City. The machinepistol should always be fired silently and be used like a sniper rifle in traditional FPS games. While its accuracy is lacking, sniping with the machinepistol is better than the sniper rifle, since the silencer will not give away Luger's position. Survival Knife Primary - Slash attack Secondary - none Action - Instant kill (context) Magazine - n/a Overview - The solid alloy blade is the basic combat weapon from Kabar to bat'leth. Various infantry use less savory devices when events and resources are pressed the their breaking point -- hand tools have been known to be used in many occasions in Earth's past wars. The knife is best used for covert operatives, as surprise and stealth often allow them to catch unwary sentries off guard. Game Use - Luger should retain her knife if only because she can kill silently with it if she sneaks behind a sentry or other guard. However, if you need to drop the knife temporarily, do so to pick up a sniper rifle or other