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About this mod
The Overclocked Assault Rifle is the third iteration in the "Overclocked" series of weapon mods. It's been roughly 9 months since my last upload, the intent with this build was to give players more functionality than the previous two, which required learning more about the CK. Those two will also be receiving updates in the coming weeks.
- Permissions and credits
Location: Concord. See images for reference.
The "Overclocked Assault Rifle" includes:
-6 Receiver types, with 3 variations of each. The base naming convention has been scrapped for a more simple, straight forward approach. (IE: Rapid Automatic Receiver 1, 2, and 3, or Hair Trigger Receiver 1, 2, and 3) Each variation has an incremental increase over the previous one, starting with base damage, mid-tier, and highest damage.
-The same approach was used for all weapon sights. (IE: Iron Sights 1, 2, & 3, or Reflex Dot 1, 2, & 3) with magnification ranging from 1.5x - 3.5x, etc. So, the emphasis being not necessarily on reality per say, but more on functionality. Think of it as more about what works best for you. Standard scopes are pretty much the same, with more base stability added and less weight.
- More receiver types and other attachments will also be added in future updates, based primarily on any feedback I receive or ideas I already have. So stay tuned!
The "Overclocked Assault Rifle" includes:
-6 Receiver types, with 3 variations of each. The base naming convention has been scrapped for a more simple, straight forward approach. (IE: Rapid Automatic Receiver 1, 2, and 3, or Hair Trigger Receiver 1, 2, and 3) Each variation has an incremental increase over the previous one, starting with base damage, mid-tier, and highest damage.
-The same approach was used for all weapon sights. (IE: Iron Sights 1, 2, & 3, or Reflex Dot 1, 2, & 3) with magnification ranging from 1.5x - 3.5x, etc. So, the emphasis being not necessarily on reality per say, but more on functionality. Think of it as more about what works best for you. Standard scopes are pretty much the same, with more base stability added and less weight.
- More receiver types and other attachments will also be added in future updates, based primarily on any feedback I receive or ideas I already have. So stay tuned!